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Seminole Pumpkin Seeds (10) (cucurbita moschata) from SW Florida

July 8, 2026

In SW Florida, these are best planted in the fall or early spring. Other zones will have different planting and growing guidelines. Could take months to start producing pumpkins, but each vine can produce several, so you don’t need to have a lot of plants to get a lot of production.

100 seeds Mix Cherry Tomato Orange Sungold, Blue Berries, Yellow Pear, Red +gift

July 8, 2026

Orange Sungold/ Blue Berries / Yellow Pear / Red /. 25 seeds Orange Sungold. Mix Cherry Tomato. 25 seeds Blue Berries. 25 seeds yellow Pear. Fresh seeds from my garden.

100 seeds Mix Cherry Tomato Orange Sungold, Blue Berries, Yellow Pear, Red +gift

July 8, 2026

Orange Sungold/ Blue Berries / Yellow Pear / Red /. 25 seeds Orange Sungold. Mix Cherry Tomato. 25 seeds Blue Berries. 25 seeds yellow Pear. Fresh seeds from my garden.

100 seeds Mix Cherry Tomato Orange Sungold, Blue Berries, Yellow Pear, Red +gift

July 8, 2026

Orange Sungold/ Blue Berries / Yellow Pear / Red /. 25 seeds Orange Sungold. Mix Cherry Tomato. 25 seeds Blue Berries. 25 seeds yellow Pear. Fresh seeds from my garden.

25 Lilac Seeds Fragrant Flowering Tree Perennial Flower Seed “Dark Purple”

July 8, 2026

Great choice for gardeners seeking nostalgic charm, shade-friendly flowering shrubs, or flowering privacy walls. Grows into fragrant perennial shrubs with heart-shaped foliage. A: Yes, these are perennial flowering shrubs.

LIVE 3+ yo LARGE ADAGIO MAIDEN GRASS PLANT CLUMP FULLY ROOTED PLANTS

July 8, 2026

Plant Adagio Maiden Grass in a sunny spot, although it will tolerate a small amount of shade. In areas with heavy snow, cut back in early winter. This grass waits until the soil is warm before beginning to sprout.

Creeping Thyme Seeds (Thymus serpyllum) , Ground Cover by Mai’s Family

July 8, 2026

(Thymus serpyllum ) – A Beautiful Ground Cover. Mai’s Family – Premium Quality Seeds for Thriving Gardens. Whether you’re growing herbs, vegetables, or wildflowers, our seeds are selected for their purity, germination rates, and adaptability to various growing conditions.

LITTLE BLUESTEM GRASS SEEDS 300+ PERENNIAL ORNAMENTAL GRASS garden FREE SHIPPING

July 8, 2026

300+ LITTLE BLUESTEM GRASS SEEDS — PERENNIAL — 2-4′ HEIGHT BLUE GREEN BLADES THAT CHANGE TO ORANGE, RED, AND BRONZE IN THE FALL. SEED SPACING = 8-10″. SOW DEPTH = 1/16″ — BARELY COVER WITH SOIL — LIGHTLY WATER AFTER PLANTING.

Gorgeous Live New Guinea Impatiens – 2 White Flowering Plants for Outdoor Charm

July 8, 2026

Gorgeous Live New Guinea Impatiens. Enhance your outdoor charm with our exquisite duo of white flowering New Guinea Impatiens. Why Choose Our New Guinea Impatiens?. Imagine lining your walkway with these enchanting plants or using them to add bursts of color around your garden.

1 oz Catnip Seeds, Heirloom Cat Nip Seed, Bulk Seeds, Medicinal Herb, 44,000ct

July 8, 2026

THESE CATNIP SEEDS ARE VERY TINY, AND THEY CAN WASH AWAY, SO START YOUR SEEDS INDOORS AND GET A JUMP ON THE SEASON! PLANT CATNIP SEEDS SIX TO EIGHT WEEKS BEFORE THE LAST FROST, AND TRANSPLANT THEM OUTSIDE WHEN THE WEATHER WARMS UP.

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