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Lime 'Bearss' (Citrus aurantifolia)Seedless (or nearly seedless) fruit are produced on this citrus tree developed by John T. Bearss in Porterville, California around 1895. It is also known as Bearss Seedless, Tahitian or Persian Lime. The spreading branches of ‘Bearss’ are nearly thornless with dense, dark green… |
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Miniature Rose Indoors (Rosa hybrid)All the beauty of larger roses in a charming miniature plant. Grows well in a sunny window and is great as a centerpiece or decorative accent on a table or counter. Flowers can be cut just like larger roses to create quaint miniature flower arrangements. |
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Tomato 'Better Boy' (Lycopersicon Hybrid)This variety is an all-around consistent performer, trusted by home gardeners for its productive crops, resistance to disease, as well as high quality fruits. Whether you enjoy fresh or cooked Tomatoes, there are countless recipes to make use of your flavorful and abundant harvest. |
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Basil 'Italian Large-Leaf' (Ocimum basilicum)The large, tasty leaves of this variety are very popular for flavoring Italian cuisine. Snip fresh leaves and use them to flavor tomato dishes, breads, caprese salad and of course, pesto. This Basil is nice when planted in a pot by itself or when mixed with other herbs or annuals in… |
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Vinca (Catharanthus roseus)Glossy foliage and simple, bright blooms look spectacular all summer long. A perennial in its native Madagascar, Catharanthus is popular for annual plantings and can also be used as a houseplant. Available varieties offer a choice of overall plant size and a nice selection of bloom… |
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Hardy Carnation Kahori® (Dianthus hybrid)Don’t let this Dianthus' delicate appearance deceive you; this is one rugged and reliable garden performer. Kahori® displays both heat and cold tolerance to consistently provide brilliant color over a long season. The frilly, vibrant pink blooms add a rich fragrance to the garden… |
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Calibrachoa (Calibrachoa Hybrid)Blooms resembling miniature petunias cover an abundance of trailing stems in a lush and colorful display. A tender perennial most commonly grown as an annual. Easy care and heat tolerant. Many botanical authorities consider Calibrachoa to belong to the genus petunia. |
