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Featured Annual Seeds

Morning Glory Grandpa Ott

Seeds Morning Glory Grandpa Ott. An old variety of annual that seems to alway stay pest free and produces these beautiful arrays of dark purple blooms most of the summer. One of the most dependable varieties.
Morning Glory Grandpa Ott


Amaranthus gangeticus Molten Fire

Seeds Amaranthus gangeticus Molten Fire. Wonderful, decorative dark purple/red leaves forming a fountain like splash of leaves atop and handsome tall plant. Ideal for adding height and interest to bedding displays. 3-5 ft. Germination: 1-15 days, 70-85F. Well-drained soil. It loves the sun and is quite drought tolerant. Seeds Amaranthus gangeticus Molten Fire. Wonderful, decorative dark purple/red leaves forming a fountain like splash of leaves atop and handsome tall plant. Ideal for adding height and interest to bedding displays. 3-5 ft. Germination: 1-15 days, 70-85F. Well-drained soil. It loves the sun and is quite drought tolerant
Amaranthus gangeticus Molten Fire


Viola x williamsii Tiger Eyes or Johnny Jump Up

Viola x williamsii Tiger Eyes, also know as Johnny Jump Up, has attractive gold petals that are inlaid with intricate black veins contrasting with the dark green foliage. These plants grew next to my front steps in a ceramic pot and were the center of attention all winter and through the early spring. Seeds can be started in late fall for the next late winter or early spring. This annual will grow 9 inches in full to partial sun.
Viola x williamsii Tiger Eyes or Johnny Jump Up


Morning Glory Wine & Roses

Seeds from this beautiful magenta pink Morning Glory Wine and Roses. A profuse heirloom bloomer from France. The blossoms are brilliant magenta with a sunburst in the center of bright white with heart-shaped leaves. Climber to 10 ft. Annual in zones 3-8. They are very hardy and can take the hot summers in the south. I like to start mine early so that they can blossom until the first frost kills them.
Morning Glory Wine & Roses






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