Sun. 24 inches. The Sonata series produces bushy, compact plants with strong stems that don’t flop over the way many taller cosmos do. Pink Blush features an “eye” of deep rose. Useful for cuts, borders and containers.
Sun. 24 inches. The Sonata series produces bushy, compact plants with strong stems that don’t flop over the way many taller cosmos do. Useful for cuts, borders and containers.
Sun. 24 inches. The Sonata series produces bushy, compact plants with strong stems that don’t flop over the way many taller cosmos do. The colors of the mix include carmine, white, pink and blush pink. Useful for cuts, borders and containers.
Sun. 24 inches. The Sonata series produces bushy, compact plants with strong stems that don’t flop over the way many taller cosmos do. We are happy to add this new color in the very popular Sonata series. Useful for cuts, borders and containers.
Sun. 24 inches. The Sonata series produces bushy, compact plants with strong stems that don’t flop over the way many taller cosmos do. Sonata White is a glistening white that does not brown as it ages. Useful for cuts, borders and containers.
Full sun to partial shade. 12 inches, rounded tidy habit. Cosmic Mix is a mix of bright yellow, red and orange. Provide some pizzaz to your borders and containers with these free flowering plants .
Sun. 24 inches. A new, distinctly different addition of color choice in cosmos bipinnatus. 2 1/2 inch primrose yellow flowers on compact plants bushy plants for sunny well drain containers and borders.
Sun. 24 to 28″. Newly opened petals are a luminous, lovely rose color at the edges and flower center, with terracotta orange filling in the mid-petals. This brilliant color fades to a warm, antique rose as blooms mature.
This pickler produces uniform yields of blocky fruits with small seed cavities and exceptional crunch and flavor. Vigorous plants produce 4–5″ fruits over a long harvest period.
Sun. Harvested at 5 to 7 inches long, Diva cucumbers are tender, crisp and sweet. Diva is very thin skinned cucumber. The foliage of Diva is not as attractive to cucumber beetles as some other cucumber varieties.