Annual. Blooms winter to spring in warm, dry winter areas. 6" -12" tall. Full sun a must. Very attractive daisy-like flowers in orange and yellow shades. Should be called Goddess of the Sun for flowers that reflect the beauty and burning color of the sun.

Perennial to USDA zones 4b -10 (up to 7000' elevation). Blooms from late summer to fall. Full sun to light shade. 24"-36" tall. Hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees flock to its nectar-filled bright orange and lavender flower spikes. In full bloom, it is an explosion of color, reminiscent of the evening sunset, yet looks light and airy with its fine leaves.

An improved selection with striking gray blue foliage. A standout in any garden! Outstanding in containers framing a doorway, or planted in the landscape in a odd number grouping. Decorate with white lights for Christmas. Evergreen.

Soil Mender Alfalfa Meal is suitable as a soil amendment for all kinds of plants, shrubs, and trees. Alfalfa Meal is very high in nutrients and contains tricontanol, a plant growth stimulant. Alfalfa Meal helps create larger flowers and increases cold tolerance. Use only as directed.

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Annual. Blooms late spring to frost. 4" tall, 6 - 12" wide. Sun to light shade. Tiny Tim IS A MUCH SUPERIOR VARIETY than Carpet of Snow - it is dense, compact never needs to be sheared, and doesn't get "leggy". White flowers make this low ground cover a delight.

One application kills insects, and prevents new infestations for an entire year. No spraying, just mix and pour at base of plant. Systemic insecticide is absorbed through the roots to all parts of the plant, even new growth, and won't wash off.

Bygone® 0.25% Kills sweet and grease eating ants. Destroys entire colonies of house ants. Use in and around homes, cabins, stores, apartments, restaurants, trailers, campers, warehouses& indoor/outdoor use.

Lovely spreading form with dark green neeedles noted for their resistance to winter burn and tolerance of summer heat. Great for hedges, screens and foundation plantings. Evergreen.

Compact, cone shaped evergreen shrub with bright golden foliage that develops into coppery gold in winter. Use as formal or informal hedge or screen, either clipped or unclipped.

A broadly based pyramidal form having dense foliage that maintains its handsome dark green coloring all year. Excellent for medium to tall hedges or screens. Evergreen.

Cute small globe shaped dwarf arborvitae with finely textured, almost feathery foliage. Blue green coloring is accented with bronze in temperature extremes. Gently shear for perfect spheres or allow it to mature naturally into an oval shape. Evergreen.

Nothing adds such an exciting, interesting flavor to salads as this green! Its flavor is often described as hot with a hint of nut flavor, tart, and spicy. 30 to 45 days, organic, heirloom

This is a tree with all growing season interest. Flowers in the spring white clusters. These flowers give way to small clusters of brilliant red berries which attract birds.

A great tree for harsh conditions. It is probably the best Green Ash cultivar introduced to date.  Extremely hardy and tolerates almost all types of soil conditions.  Fall color yellow.

This is a good tree that will take the wind and drought tolerant once established.  Upright branching, narrow oval shape very symmetrical selection that maintains a good central leader.  The fall color is yellow.

This tree is a great street tree and/or yard tree.  Will take the wind.  This tree has almost year round interest with flowers and berries. Birds are attracted to the The fall color is a rusty orange. 

Plant requires well-drained garden soil. Asparagus prefers a soil pH of 7- 7.2 in a slightly dry area of the garden. Wonderful in salads, cooked vegetables, and they freeze well for winter use.

Aspens are a Flagstaff favorite with its silvery gray bark and its autumns golden leaves, holds up well in the wind. Great stand alone or even better in a group, great shade tree.  

A handsome evergreen tree with densely-branched conical form when young becoming umbrella shaped with age. Needles are long and dark green. Superb for windbreaks or specimen. Useful landscape tree.

Annual. Blooms spring to early summer. These dazzling white flowers make an airy graceful accent to roses or other brightly colored flowers in the garden. They are 6" - 18" tall, depending on growing conditions and do best in full sun.

Annual. Summer bloom. 20" - 24" tall. Full sun. Drought tolerant. The sky blue flowers of this tall plant are attractive as cut or dried flowers. Will "naturalize" - the seed drops quite readily from mature plants and comes back next year to produce another crop.

One of the hardier bamboos! Large dark green leaves are borne on tall, 1 in. diameter stems. A running bamboo that should be contained. Evergreen.

Add an exotic, Asian look to the landscape with this rare form of bamboo. Fast growing, upright stems turn black in their second season, contrasting nicely with rich green foliage. Control aggressive underground runners. Evergreen.

This evergreen Bamboo has slender young green stems with a pronounced yellow groove found on opposite sides of the cane. Leaves are a soft green color. A running Bamboo with strong vertical growth.

Compact branches make a wonderful low hedge, barrier planting or single shrub accent. Deep crimson color to foliage. Bright red berries enhance its look in fall and winter. Deciduous.

A diminutive purple-leaf barberry with deep maroon purple foliage that becomes even more intense during fall. Small yellow flowers followed by bright red berries. Perfect size for edging as a small hedge or for containers. Deciduous.

A dense, mounding shrub with tiny green leaves which are smothered by a profusion of yellow-orange flowers, followed by attractive black fruit. A fine low hedge or colorful accent in shrub beds Evergreen.

A dwarf, densely branched form displaying deep crimson colored foliage all season long.  Best in full sun. Excellent for borders or small hedges. Deciduous

A new golden barberry in an exciting, compact, dwarf form. Displays attractive, non-burning, golden foliage with an orange cast most of the season. Excellent color contrast in borders. Deciduous.

Graceful branching makes a wonderful hedge, barrier planting or single accent. Deep rose-red foliage is mottled with white and green in spring. Bright red berries in fall and winter. Deciduous.

Harvesting Basil leaves should be harvested before the plant flowers. The young, top leaves taste the best and should be used fresh. The older leaves may be used for vinegar and pesto.  Organic

Annual. Basil Greek Yevani is an organically grown version of Basil Greek Spicy Globe. A basil lover's treat, it has a spicy basil flavor and aroma that is a complement to any tomato dish. Organic

The aroma of basil is the essence of summer, evoking mouth-watering images of flavorful salads, just-picked vegetables, and wonderful pastas enhanced by its distinctive flavor. Organic Heirloom

Annual. This large-leaved heirloom Genovese type basil is particularly good for pesto and any dish that calls for fresh basil leaves. Basil has so many uses! It is wonderful in Italian foods, flavored vinegars, wih fish, poultry, rice, and vegetables. It is also easy to grow these 18"-24" tall plants outdoors in containers or in the garden.

Annual. Purple Petra basil has a mild sweet taste that is nice for those of us that love basil's flavor, but shy away from too much herbal spiciness. Organic

Fresh lima beans taste so different from dried store bought beans; you won't recognize them! These white, small baby lima beans have a delicious flavor and mature earlier than most limas. 78 days Organic Heirloom

An old time favorite with exceptional Blue Lake flavor, it is noted for retaining its excellent flavor and texture when frozen. This snap bean (or green bean) grown on short bushy plants is eaten pod and all and is one of those vegetables like tomatoes that tastes significantly better when grown at home rather than bought at the grocery store.

Contender is simply the earliest bean we could find, only 40 days from sowing to harvest! It has a delicious bean flavor, is stringless, very productive, and tolerates hot weather and mildew. 40 days Organic Heirloom

Pencil Pod beans are an heirloom variety with bright yellow, tender bean pods with excellent flavor. This wax bean (any yellow bean is called 'wax') has very tasty 6" long pods with black seeds produced on large, upright bushy plants. 60 days Organic Heirloom

Pencil Pod beans are an heirloom variety with bright yellow, tender bean pods with excellent flavor. This wax bean (any yellow bean is called 'wax') has very tasty 6" long pods with black seeds produced on large, upright bushy plants. It is very disease resistant and early maturing.

This classic Italian romano bean is an improved version of the original Roma. A favorite in Italy, these flat and wide snap beans aren't available in most grocery stores. Once you taste their delicious nutty bean flavor, you'll wish you could grow them all year long. 55 days

These gorgeous violet-purple pods magically turn an emerald green after cooking! Grow them in the ground or containers to enjoy their homegrown, tender, and stringless flavor.  55-60 days Organic Heirloom

This heirloom variety, introduced before 1864, has excellent flavor. A heavy producer, it is meaty and tender. Growing well even in hot climates, it out-produces most other pole bean plants with heavy crops of 9" long, gently curved, oval pods. It is a multi-use bean that is great for drying, shelling, and fresh green beans. 63 days

With the exception of the Hyacinth Bean (which is grown as an ornamental and not a vegetable) this is the prettiest bean vine you can grow. The large sprays of brilliant rich red flowers contrast against the deep green foliage. You can grow it for its beautiful flowers and to eat its sweet bean pods. This variety is commonly used as a flowering screen, vine, or fence cover. Heirloom 75 days

These tender, sweet, tasty, extremely nutritious roots are much better when they are home-grown. This heirloom variety was introduce in 1892 and is the standard for beets. The young leafy greens are great in salads, can be substituted in recipes for spinach or Swiss chard, and can be steamed or frozen. 1 cup of greens has more iron than a hamburger patty.