~Ageratum Tycoon~ The branching, dwarf 'Tycoon Purple' flossflowers is a compact flossflower that reflowers readily from secondary branches with its violet blossoms. This tender perennial is widely planted as a bedding annual and will bloom all season long. Each bushy plant has lush, deep green leaves. When temperatures are warm and growing conditions good, it produces airy clusters of button-like flowers with spidery petals that attract bees and butterflies. Although named "purple", the flowers are a reddish violet with hints of blue. Deadheading will encourage vigorous flowering and keep plants looking pretty. Easy to grow, flossflower performs best in sites with full sun and average to fertile loam with good drainage. Partial sun is tolerated in hottest regions but elsewhere full sun is usually best. Average water and regular fertilizer for flowering are recommended. Rarely bothered by deer, Tycoon Purple flossflower is lovely in small containers or mixed border foregrounds, as edging and pairs well with other brightly colored, sun-loving ornamentals. In tropical or subtropical zones its survive all year long as an evergreen perennial although its flowering wanes in summer's intense heat. It may also self-sow if the growing season is long and mild. 100 seed Ageratum Tycoon $2.00 Pay with PAYPAL

~Alyssum Pastel Blend~ Annual. Sweetly fragrant, colorful plants are star garden performers! Fanciful, alluring pastel shades of tiny flowers are massed on low, compact mounds. Grow them all along the front of your flowerbed, the edge of a border, here and there in a rock garden, or in containers. Alyssum is easy to grow, and is drought and heat tolerant. Deer resistant.   Alyssum Pastel Blend $2.59 Pay with PAYPAL

~Amaranth Autumn Palette~ These statuesque 3'-4' tall amaranths have feathery spikes of warm cinnamon & bronze tipped pistachio-green plumes that gently ruffle in the slightest summer breeze. They are quick and easy to grow, adding height and beauty to summer gardens and an intriguing component to flower arrangements. Picture its fuzzy spires with sunflowers and purple asters in early fall, and you will soon be a fan of Autumn Palette. The young leaves can be eaten fresh in salads or cooked like spinach, and the mature seeds are edible nutritious grains. Plants are drought hardy when established. Amaranth Autumn Palette $1.99

Amarantha "Love Lies Bleeding" European Import - Annual - Striking ropes of chenille-like blooms. Large, well-branched plants make a dramatic statement in the garden. The pendant plumes are a rich red and bloom through the summer until the first frost. A novel addition to a fresh arrangement when allowed to drape over a vase and onto the table. Ht. 36-60". (AN8) Amaranthus "Love Lies Bleeding" European Import Large Packet $1.99 ~Amaranthus 'Ribbons and Beads'~ Originally the seeds of this species were used as a grain crop, now used to attract birds to your garden. Vibrant red and green tassels make it a dramatic border plant. Can also be used for cut flowers or dried indoor decorations. Hardy annual. 36in (AN9) Amaranthus Ribbons & Beads Average 1000 seeds. $1.69 per packet ~Globe Amaranth "Gomphrena"~ Globe Amaranth "Gomphrena" ,Gomphrena is an old fashioned bedding plant that should be used a lot more than it is in the flower garden. It tolerates poor soils, heat and drought, and was once a favorite in British gardens. It is a true "everlasting" and one of the best flowers you can grow for dried arrangements. As an added bonus, it attracts butterflies. It also makes a great cut flower. To grow gomphrena for cut flowers or dried arrangements, plant closely together to force longer stems. Cut the stems just as the heads are beginning to open and hang upside down in a warm, dark place to dry. Globe Amaranth "Gomphrena" $2.50 Pay with PAYPAL

ASTERS SUPER CHINESE ASTERS MIX Our premium large multicolored mix of super fine cutting Asters with beautiful flowers for backgrounds and cutting! Annual. This dramatic aster has big, peony-like blossoms that open in full bloom. Fantastic cut flowers. Blooms mid to late summer. Days to Sprout: 10 - 20 Planting Depth: 0.125 inches Plant Height: 24 - 24 inches Plant Spacing: 2 - 3 inches Spacing after Thinning to 16 inches Plant seeds outdoors after the last frost in well-drained soil (Seeds may be started indoors in sterile potting mix 6 to 8 weeks earlier.) Do not plant where asters grew the year before. Sow seeds, cover lightly with soil and keep moist until seedlings are established. SUPER CHINESE ASTERS MIX $1.99 ~Aster Astoria Mix~ High quality single blooms in vibrant blue, carmine rose, deep blue, pink and white are 3" across, with short petals and strong stems. Sturdy upright habit and uniform flowering allow the grower to cut the whole plant at once. Aster Astoria Mix 30 seed approx $2.25 Pay with PAYPAL ~Aster Seastar Mix~ Aster "Seastar" mix are Huge, 'tiger paw' blooms, a full 4" across, make excellent cut flowers. Petals are twisted in delightful shapes resembling underwater sea urchins. A balanced formula mix of white, blue, pink, rose and salmon. Aster Seastar Mix approx 50 seed $2.50 Pay with PAYPAL Aster "Princess Mix" Aster Princess Mix $2.25 ~Aster California Giant~ European Variety Mixed colors - Produces tall late blooming plants with large flowers having contorted petals, highly prized. Prefers full sun. Plant seeds outdoors after the last frost in well-drained soil. (Seeds may be started indoors in sterile potting mix 6 to 8 weeks earlier.) Do not plant where asters grew the year before. Sow seeds, cover lightly with soil and keep moist until seedlings are established. Aster California Giant $2.25

~Baby's Breath White~ Elegant plant with numerous stems, covered with a great many small, graceful, fleshy, delicate flowers. Used in Weddings. Baby's Breath White $2.25 Baby's Breath Pink Hard to find PINK Baby's Breath. Elegant plant with numerous stems, covered by a large number of small, gradeful, delicate, pink blooms. Baby's Breath is one the very easiest wildflowers to grow. Simply compress the flower seed into bare soil during spring or summer and keep the seed moist after planting. Baby's Breath is an annual meaning it lives just one year after being planted. It grows quickly, blooms heavily, dies with first frost; however, if you let its flower seeds fall on the bare dround when the flowers are dieing that seed can regrow the following spring. Baby's Breath Pink $2.50 ~Baby's Breath Crimson~ Baby's Breath is one the very easiest wildflowers to grow. Simply compress the flower seed into bare soil during spring or summer and keep the seed moist after planting. Baby's Breath is an annual meaning it lives just one year after being planted. It grows quickly, blooms heavily, dies with first frost; however, if you let its flower seeds fall on the bare dround when the flowers are dieing that seed can regrow the following spring. Baby's Breath Crimson $2.25 Pay with PAYPAL ~BORAGE~ ~Borago officinalis~ Purple/Blue flowered variety of this lovely herb whose flowers are edible for salads giving a hint of cucumber and in Europe is used to flavor Port Wine. (HB1) BORAGE 2 grams - $1.99 ~BORAGE -Sissinghurst White~ This is the white flowered variety of borage from seed from the White Garden at Sissinghurst Castle in England. This is a annual that reseeds easily. But keep it separated from the blue variety because they could cross pollinate. (HB2) BORAGE Alba 2 grams - $1.99

~Castor Bean Impala~ Annual (Perennial in zones 8-10). Blooms in summer. 4'-15' tall. Full sun. Fast growing, dramatic, and tropical! Dark bronze foliage with scarlet seed heads. (Achieves best color in full sun.) Excellent annual screen or exotic backdrop for the back of the border. Prefers hot humid climates, but can be grown anywhere for a taste of the tropics in your own backyard. Please note that all parts of this plant are VERY POISONOUS and should be kept away from small kids and pets. Castor Bean Impala $2.89 Pay with PAYPAL ~Carnation Grenadin Rose~ Carnations are fairly easy to grow. There is no reason you can not grow this popular flower in your garden from seed. You can plant Carnations (dianthus) from seed in flowerbeds or containers. They produce a spicy clove like scent and the most common colors are white, red, rose, and pink. This variety of Carnation is the rose variety. This is a Biennial, grows well in Zones 5-10 and is 18 - 24". Blooms early Summer to Late Summer. Needs Full Sun and prefers a Moist, Well-drained, Loamy soil. 20-25 seed. Carnation Grenadin Rose $1.75 Pay with PAYPAL ~Carnation Grenadin King of Black~ Carnation Grenadin King of Black. Carnations are fairly easy to grow. There is no reason you can not grow this popular flower in your garden from seed. You can plant Carnations (dianthus) from seed in flowerbeds or containers. They produce a spicy clove like scent and the most common colors are white, red, rose, and pink. This variety of Carnation is the rose variety. This is a Biennial, grows well in Zones 5-10 and is 18 - 24". Blooms early Summer to Late Summer. Needs Full Sun and prefers a Moist, Well-drained, Loamy soil. 20-25 seed. Carnation Grenadin King of Black $1.75 Pay with PAYPAL ~Carnation Grenadin White~ Carnation Grenadin White. Carnations are fairly easy to grow. There is no reason you can not grow this popular flower in your garden from seed. You can plant Carnations (dianthus) from seed in flowerbeds or containers. They produce a spicy clove like scent and the most common colors are white, red, rose, and pink. This variety of Carnation is the rose variety. This is a Biennial, grows well in Zones 5-10 and is 18 - 24". Blooms early Summer to Late Summer. Needs Full Sun and prefers a Moist, Well-drained, Loamy soil. 20-25 seed. Carnation Grenadin White $1.75 Pay with PAYPAL ~Carnation Chabaud Mix~ Well known variety that combines all qualities together. The fragrance and the range of colour is very good. Double beautifully scented, fringed flowers. Perennial. Grow this carnation in borders, planters and rock gardens. Double, fringed flowers are spicily fragrant - unsurpassed as cut flowers. Grown as an annual where winters are cold. Days to Sprout about 7 - 14 For flowers the first year, start seeds indoors 10 to 12 weeks before the last frost, planting 2 seeds per pot or cell. Move seedlings to a cool, bright place to continue growing, then transplant to the garden a week or two before the last frost. Add lime if soil is acidic. Where winters are mild, seeds maybe planted outdoors in the fall. Carnation Chabaud Mix $2.25 Pay with PAYPAL

CELOSIA Celosia "Cristata" Cockscomb "European Mixture" A bizarre plant with long pointed, light green leaves, on which a crest shaped fan emerges. Annual. Half Hardy Annual. Crested heads or combs of flowers in brilliant shades of yellow, orange, crimson, purple, rose and red. Flower heads are extremely long-lasting. Days to Germination 8 - 10, Grows Best inFull Sun, After all danger of frost, sow in open ground well exposed. Cover with 1/8 inch soil. When plants are 2 inches high, thin. Gorgeous in beds and as edgings. For a striking contrast plant an edging of Alyssum, Carpet of Snow. Celosia Cristata "Cockscomb" European Mixture Large Packet $1.99 Celosia Plumosa Miniature Mix Large tufts with stalks ending in great plumes of bright colors. Annual. Celosia's neon-bright plumes in yellow, gold and red look fresh for many weeks in the garden and can be dried for colorful arrangements. Looks best when planted in large groups. Thrives in summer heat. Blooms summer to early fall. Days to Sprout 10 - 14, Planting Depth 0.125 inches. Plant seeds outdoors after the last frost in soil enriched with compost. (Seeds may be started indoors in peat pots 6 to 8 weeks earlier.) Sow seeds, cover lightly and keep moist until seedlings are established. DRYING Cut when flower plumes are in full color. Wrap a rubber band around small bundle of stems and hang heads down in a dry, airy place until dry. Celosia Plumosa Mix Large Packet $1.99 Heirloom Burgandy Cockscomb These are completely unique. These flowers are truly magnificent! These are the old-fashioned cockscombs from years ago. They grow up to three feet tall and have enormous burgundy flower heads that stretch to 12" across. They will also have numerous side shoots that are often three or four inches across. They are a deep ,rich burgundy color and ,when cut, make a stunning everlasting. The plants require lots of sunshine and tolerate a wide range of soil conditions. They love heat and tolerate drought making them ideal for southern gardens. Cool weather makes them tend to flower early thus almost guaranteeing flowering for northern gardeners as well. Heirloom Burgandy Cockscomb $1.99

CERINTHE Cerinthe Major Purple Usually grown as an Annual that Flowers from June to frost. Very attractive plant with purple- blue flower heads on deep blue green bracts ideal for bedding and containers. Cerinthe is a quite large seed and is best sown individually into a plug tray. Sow on to very moist compost and cover to a depth of 10mm with vermiculite. Propagate at 18 to 20 c and germination should begin to take place after about 10 days. Continue to maintain a temperature of 15c for approximately 2 weeks after germination at which point it can be lowered to 10. November / December sowings will also work and will result in late April / early May flowering. The seedlings should develop quite quickly and can soon be transferred into pots and packs. Cerinthe major Purpuresens is suitable for pot, but it will be at its most impressive as a slightly larger plant in June. (AN35) Cerinthe major purple 20 seeds $3.50 Blue Shrimp Plant "Cerinthe Major Blue Kiwi" Blue Shrimp Plant "Cerinthe Major" is definitely a MUST HAVE! Pale grey-green mottled foliage terminates in stunning, color-changing blue to purple bracts, which, in turn, surround the most graceful bell flowers. Native to the Mediterranean region of southern Europe, Cerinthe major was only recently introduced to cultivation. Grown as an annual in all zones, readily self-seeds but can also survive milder winters. Easy to germinate and fairly carefree, prefers full sun to part shade. 18 - 24 inches in height. Attracts bees and hummingbirds, too. Stunning and fascinating! Blue Shrimp Plant "Cerinthe Major" 1 gram. approx. 2 seeds $3.50 CLEOME ~Cleome Choice Mix~ Cleome, also known as Spider Flower, has dramatic spikes topped with large stunning flower clusters in shades of white, pink, rose, and violet, that will create a visual feast in the summer garden. It is a dramatic plant with interesting seedpods and striking palm-like leaves. Cleome are favorites of hummingbirds. Replacing Cleome Color Mix. Cleome Choice Mix $1.79 Pay with PAYPAL Cleome Cherry Queen - Spider Flower A knock-out! Very easy to grow and lends authority to any garden. Wonderful late summer color. Annual Deep carmine-rose, Midsummer to early fall, Full Sun, 3'-5' tall,1.5'-2' wide. Attracts Butterflies. Fluffy clusters of deep carmine-rose flowers are a wonderful flower for ATTRACTING BUTTERFLIES. Cleome gives a very strong vertical dimension wherever it is planted - an excellent background plant. Somewhat drought tolerant. An easy to grow plant. This is a Botanical Interests 400 mg. packet. Cleome Cherry Queen $1.75 Cleome Violet Queen A knock-out! Very easy to ghrow and lends authority to any garden. Annual, Deep violet, Blooms Midsummer to early fall. Needs Full Sun, grows 3'-5' tall,1.5'-2' wide. Attracts Butterflies. Fluffy clusters of deep violet flowers are a wonderful flower for ATTRACTING BUTTERFLIES. Cleome can be planted in island beds instead of trees and shrubs where a strong vertical impact is needed. Often used in parks in this manner. This is an excellent background plant. Sowing Instructions: Sow in trays, pots, etc of good seed compost in a propagator or warm place to maintain an optimum temperature of 75-80F. Sow in well drained compost, just covering the seed with compost, but do not exclude light, which is beneficial to germination. Sow Mid January to Mid March. Needs fluctuating temperatures to germinate well. Ensure that the temperature drops sharply at night by sowing as early as possible in the season. Transplant seedlings when large enough to handle. Harden off and plant out when all risk of frost has passed. This is a Botannnical Interests 400 mg. packet. (AN37) Cleome Violet Queen $1.75 COSMOS Cosmos Sea Shells Blend A very unique Cosmos with rolled petals looking a bit like a sea shell. Yellow button eye. Great cut flower. Annual mix White, pink, rose,and crimson tubular petals Blooms Summer to fall and likes Full Sun. 3'-5' tall, 1.5'-3' wide, Attracts Butterflies. The fluted sea shell shape of the petals would be a beautiful addition to any Cosmos patch. Typical of all Cosmos this variety is no exception in thriving under neglect situations. It is a great background plant for shorter flowers and shrubs, plus is a great cut flower. Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies. Average garden soils are OK. Soils too fertile and to rich in organic material can result in too much foliage and too few flowers. Do not overwater. OUTSIDE: Spring after average last day of frost is best.INSIDE: 4-6 weeks before last frost. (AN39) Cosmos Seashell Mix $1.50 Cosmos "Bipinnatus Mixture" Easy-to-grow favorite. Early blooming, vigorous, strong-stemmed. Developed especially for cutting. Produces under short days. Suitable for greenhouse culture during winter. Strong stems can withstand considerable handling. Prefers sun and sandy soil. Ht. 40". Single flowers, 3-4" across, mixed colors, perrenial. Half Hardy Annual. Ideal for exposed gardens, borders or cut flowers. Easy to grow. Days to Germination 5 - 14, Grows Best in Full Sun. Sow the seed in a propagator on a windowsill or in a greenhouse (4-6 weeks before the planting out date) at approximately 65-70 degrees Fahrenheit using a good quality, moist compost. Cover the seeds with 1/4 inch sieved compost. Transplant seedlings into trays and grow on. Harden plants gradually before planting out 15 inches apart in an open, sunny location. Alternatively, sow direct into garden soil for late summer flowering. Cosmos "Bipinnatus Mix" Large Packet $1.50 ~Cosmos Tetra Versailles Red~ Direct sow in early spring after the danger of frost has passed. Seedlings are not winter hardy. Sow in full sun...A true sunshine worshiper. Prefers well drained soils so avoid heavy clay areas. DO NOT FERTILIZE. Rich, fertile soils tend to produce unusually tall, lanky plants with few blooms. Plants become top heavy and fall over. Cosmos can be a great cut flower with a vase life of 5-7 days. Harvest the blooms in the early morning hours, and select stems with flowers that have just opened. Remove the leaves below the water line. Generally trouble free, seldom falling prey to disease or insects, and they do not mind being crowded. Cosmos Tetra Red $2.00 Pay with PAYPAL ~Cosmos Gloria~ Direct sow in early spring after the danger of frost has passed. Seedlings are not winter hardy. Sow in full sun...A true sunshine worshiper. Prefers well drained soils so avoid heavy clay areas. DO NOT FERTILIZE. Rich, fertile soils tend to produce unusually tall, lanky plants with few blooms. Plants become top heavy and fall over. Cosmos can be a great cut flower with a vase life of 5-7 days. Harvest the blooms in the early morning hours, and select stems with flowers that have just opened. Remove the leaves below the water line. Cosmos Gloria $1.75 ~Cosmos Bright Lights Blend~ "Annual. Blooms summer to fall. 3' tall. Full sun. A dwarf variety with hot-colored flowers of yellow, gold, and scarlet. Bright Lights are landing lights for butterflies! Cosmos Bright Lights Blend $1.69 Pay with PAYPAL ~Cosmos Candy Stripe~ Cosmos Candy Stripe is one to see to believe. It is very unusual and very pretty. Direct sow in early spring after the danger of frost has passed. Seedlings are not winter hardy. Sow in full sun...A true sunshine worshiper. Prefers well drained soils so avoid heavy clay areas. DO NOT FERTILIZE. Rich, fertile soils tend to produce unusually tall, lanky plants with few blooms. Plants become top heavy and fall over. Cosmos can be a great cut flower with a vase life of 5-7 days. Harvest the blooms in the early morning hours, and select stems with flowers that have just opened. Remove the leaves below the water line. Cosmos Candy Stripe $1.75 ~Cosmos Purity White Snow~ The Cosmos Purity White Snow flowers appear to float amongst it's fern like foliage. Excellent cut flower. Grows to a height of 36" x 15in. Half hardy annual, plant outdoors: late April, In flowering position. Prefers sunny position, well drained soil. 25 seed Cosmos Purity White Snow $1.85 Pay with PAYPAL Craspedia Globosa "Drumstick" The brilliant yellow hue and dense spherical shape of Craspedia globosa make it a striking addition to both fresh and dried arrangements. Known as the "billy button," or "drumstick," Craspedia is a perennial wildflower of New Zealand, Australia and Tasmania. It has been cultivated in the United States as a garden flower since 1988. Blooming June to August, the 1" globes last and last. Long, sturdy stems. Height 3'. Full sun. Zone 6-9. Half-hardy Annual. Flower heads are tough and durable, making an exceptional dried flower. Long, rugged stems also make excellent fresh bouquets. Perennial in parts of the South; frequently grown as an annual elsewhere. (AN41) Craspedia Globosa 10 seeds $2.25