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Gaillardia, also known as blanket flower, have daisy-like flowers in shades of red, orange and yellow.  This spreading perennial is perfect to fill in a bed, used as a border and are a beautiful addition to a cut flower bouquet!

Hollyhock's are one of the most recognizable flowering plants!  The Chaters Double Mix offers tall, upright spikes of ruffled, double blooms in white, yellow, apricot, red, lavender and purple.  The peony-like blooms attract bees and butterflies and are also a perfect addition to a cut flower bouquet.  Hollyhock's are a great way to create a colorful screen or the backdrop of a perennial bed.  

Black Eyed Susan Vine is a vigorous vining annual that grows well on a trellis or arbor or as a trailer in a hanging basket or window box.  The heart shaped leaves are adorned with a mix of yellow and orange blooms.  The Alata Mix is a prolific bloomer with hundreds of 1.5-2" blossoms.  

Fragrant, giant white flowers that open in the evening! Vigorous climber does well on trellis, arbor or fence.Plant near a window or porch to enjoy evening performance.

Grandpa Ott Morning Glory is back and thriving after this heirloom variety was endangered for a number of years.  This beautiful bloom is a deep purple with contrasting magenta stars and throats.  Topping out at 15', this fast growing vine needs a fence, trellis or arbor to climb up.  The 3" blooms attract butterflies and bees to your garden.  Morning Glories blooms open in the morning and will close again at night.  Gardening Tip: Nick seed coat and soak...

Bright blue funnel shaped blooms with white throats make the Heavenly Blue Morning Glory a stunner!  The blooms will reach 4-6" in diameter and will open in the morning and close again at night.  This vigorous climber can reach up to 13' making it the perfect addition to a trellis, fence or arbor.Garden Tip: Soaking seeds overnight or nicking the seed before planting to increase germination.

Scarlet O'Hara Morning Glory vines are elegant and beautiful!  They are vigorous climbers, perfect on a fence, trellis or arbor.  The bright red funnel shaped blooms with tiny white centers, attract bees and butterflies.  The blooms open in the morning and close again at night.Gardening Tip: Soak seed overnight to promote germination. Notching seeds also helpful.

Flying Saucer Morning Glory is a vigorous climbing vine with large, dense, heart-shaped leaves that create a tropical effect. This fast growing vine will shoot up to 15ft with large 5" funnel shaped blossoms of pure white with unique periwinkle blue stripes with some flecks. The blooms open in the morning and will close again at night, attracting bees and butterflies. Morning Glories are natural climbers that will climb anything in their path. Great trailing from window boxes and...

One of the most popular herbs from the garden. Sweet Basil has aromatic leaves which are used fresh or dried to liven up numerous culinary dishes. The clove-like aroma and flavor provide wonderful seasoning in tomato dishes, soups, sauces, poultry, fish and herb butter. Garden Tip: Leaves can be preserved by hanging the foliage upside down in small bunches and air-drying in a warm, dry, well-ventilated room for about a week. Check out these winning recipes: http://www.bulbblog.com/third-place-w...

Chives are hardy, drought tolerant perennials. The leaves are round and hollow, similar to onions, but smaller in diameter. Excellent flavoring in salads, soups, stews, and sauteed dishes. Try growing some on a sunny kitchen windowsill! Matures in 80 days. Gardening Tip: The leaves can be snipped when plant reaches 6" tall. Leave about 2" for new growth.

Cilantro is a very popular and easy to grow herb. The leaves are parsley-like, yet are spicier than regular parsley. These aromatic and flavorful seeds are used in potpourri and to flavor pastries, salad dressings and meats. Garden Tip: Cut Cilantro leaves when they are 4-6" tall. Gather seeds as they ripen. May be used whole or crushed.Check out this winning recipe: http://www.bulbblog.com/second-place-winners/ ...

Oregano is an important culinary herb. It's the leaves that are used in cooking, and the dried herb is often more flavorful than if it were fresh. Known to enhance Italian dishes, Oregano is also an accent in vegetable, egg, and meat dishes. Very aromatic. Matures in 80 to 90 days. Gardening Tip: Pick the leaves as needed. Flavor is best if picked before flowering. Use fresh, dried, or frozen.