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floretflowers.com

We are a family-run flower farm located in Washington’s Skagit Valley, specializing in growing unique, uncommon, and heirloom flowers. Our thriving research and education farm is dedicated to giving flower lovers the tools and information they need to grow the gardens of their dreams.

johnnyseeds.com

The standard 1020 greenhouse flat without drainage slots.

swallowtailgardenseeds.com

online seed catalog - flowers, annual flowers, vegetables, biennials and perennials, herbs, flowering vines, and starting your seeds.

russellsmillsflowerco.com

Russells Mills Flower Company is one of the largest dahlia flower farms in the United States. Located in southeastern Massachusetts, RMFC produces 100% American-grown dahlia tubers. Woman and veteran owned, locally focused

rareseeds.com

Explore Rareseeds' 1000+ pure, non-GMO heirloom seeds. Grow beautiful flowers, vegetables, and herbs effortlessly for a thriving, natural garden!

triplewrenfarms.com

WE’RE HERE TO HELP! Yes! We guarantee that our seeds will grow and are true to type of flower, or your product will be refunded. When you plant your seeds, plea

farmerbailey.com

Unlike any other Agastache, this beauty produces luxurious, deep violet-blue flower spikes held over ultra-green foliage. The flower spikes are long, wide and extremely showy. It's a great perennial color spot for summer bloom. It's drought tolerant once established and attracts hummingbirds as well as butterflies and bees. Won the “Too Good to Wait Performer” award at the 2013 Colorado State Perennial Trials. USDA Hardiness Zone(s): 5-10Size (HT/W/FL HT): 30″ / 24″ / 36″Exposure: Full SunBloom Time(s): June, July, August, September US Patent # PP24050

wickedtulips.com

Wicked Tulips has the largest u-pick tulip fields in New England! Tiptoe through more than one million tulips, experience the sights, sounds, and smells of spring on a historic farm and bring home a fresh hand picked bouquet of the most amazing tulips you have ever seen.

dahlia.org

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