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Stiff Goldenrod has larger, flatter flower clusters than most Goldenrods. The leaves turn nice shades of red in the fall. For a colorful fall show, plant Stiff Goldenrod with other fall bloomers such as Button Blazing Star, Little Bluestem, New England Aster and Sweet Black-eyed Susan. As for common names, you may hear it referred to as Rigid Goldenrod or Prairie Goldenrod. Another botanical name is Solidago rigida.

Sweet Potato Slips to Grow.

Plant after the risk of frost or start indoors. 80 days. Stores well. Bush Plant, Big Yielder. Made is USA. Ships from Iowa. Great gift for mom, dad, gardener, Great outdoor STEM Project for Kids. Rare Garden Seeds to Grow

DECOR OR BEDDING: Use this bale of straw for fall and Thanksgiving Decor and animals love the soft straw for staying warm and cozy

EARLY MATURITY - BLOOM TIME IS ONLY 45-50 DAYS! 20+ Seeds to Grow. The very first truly pink sunflower! Strawberry blonde offers pink and rose hues with lemon yellow petals and what makes this even more special is the yellow ring around the dark center, that looks like an eclipse. This is an early variety that is only 55-60 days from sprout to flower! These also have a branching habit so you get multiple flowers at a time on each plant.

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Strawberry Popcorn Corn Seeds - Grow Your Own Popcorn-ornamental and Edible.

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Strawberry Popcorn Corn Seeds Two to 4 mini-ears on every stalk! The perfect children's gardening project 100 days from direct-sowing.Put this novelty popping corn at the top of your list for garden fun! A mini variety that sets strawberry-shaped ears just 2 to 3 inches long, it's perfect for fall decorating and for popcorn. Create a mini Three Sisters planting, get the kids and grandkids involved in spring planting and fall harvesting, and have a blast! Strawberry Popcorn sets 4-foot stalks, each bearing 2 to 4 ears packed with glossy magenta-red kernels. Grow it just as you would sweet corn, but let the ears dry out right on the stalk for about a month. (Then, if you plan to use the kernels for popping, let them dry on the ear for another month after picking. If you're using them for decorating, they're ready to go as soon as you harvest the ear.) Like all corn, Strawberry Popcorn is wind-pollinated, so it can cross-pollinate with other varieties planted nearby. To prevent this, space your stand of Strawberry Popcorn at least 25 feet from sweet corn varieties. It's a great addition to the back of the annual bed, and makes a fun front-yard display, especially as part of a Four Sisters planting (with dwarf Sunflowers as the fourth sister)! Direct-sow the seeds right into the warm spring soil, selecting a site with good drainage, full sunshine, and rich in nutrients. A circle or clump formation works better for pollination than a row, unless you are planting several rows. Space the seeds (or thin the young plants) 8 inches apart. Feed twice during the growth process. That's all there is to it! You'll love this ornamental popping corn, and may just have to make Strawberry Popcorn a yearly feature of your vegetable patch and annual bed!
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25 Seeds of Rare Heirloom Strawberry Popcorn to grow. Grow your own food! This heirloom corn is a pop star, producing several ears per 5-6' stalk of highly decorative popcorn when spaced at 9" apart. Short and rounded, the 2-3" ears remind us of large strawberries with row upon row of ruby-red kernels. Harvest ears in about 100 days.

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Tender pods with white seeds. These plump, tender 6½" long pods have excellent flavor and texture, fresh or canned. Plants produce heavily and over a long season.

Tender pods with white seeds. These plump, tender 6½" long pods have excellent flavor and texture, fresh or canned. Plants produce heavily and over a long season.

One of our favorite stacked succulents, this Crassula plant is cute as a button! The low maintenance, lush plant is easy to care for- needing only partial light and a little water. With its limitless vertical stems, String of Buttons is perfect for cute-ifying any room or patio. Whether trailing or pruned and compact, this is an adorable must-have succulent gift for every Lazy garden.

10 Crocus Pick Wick Bulbs to Plant. Crocus Bulbs are a most welcomed harbinger of spring. Crocus Bulbs are not only beautiful, but also quite hardy and drought tolerant. Plant in either sun or partial shade, and water normally for best results. Crocus bulbs are also excellent attractors of beneficial bees, butterflies, and birds.

20 Striped Cushaw Gourd Seeds