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Sweet gourmet corn - an early maturing and prolific yielding corn. Produces bumper crops of 7" ears that stay on the stalk longer without hardening. The sweetly delicious kernels deliver a crisp, buttery flavor. Sugar Buns is a corn that is easy and fun to grow. Matures in 70 - 75 days. Non-GMO. Untreated seed.

Delightful little heirloom Marigolds that produce brightly colored flowers all summer long. They are self-seeding, drought-tolerant, and tough! Great for containers and will grow in the most difficult places in your garden with full sun.

The Pizza Oregano! A fragrant perennial herb used for cooking and healing. It grows up to 18 inches and is easy to maintain. Small flowers heavy with nectar bloom prolifically in spring, attracting pollinators. It can be grown indoors and in containers. Fresh sprigs of oregano can be harvested from the main plant and dried as needed.

Delightful native wildflower of the prairie. Easy to grow from seed. Grows from basal rosettes that produce bright orange flowers. The flowers provide nectar for pollinators and are long-lasting as cut flowers. Native Americans used the root in medicine, though the seeds are poisonous.

Larger blooms and more flowers per stem than other fragrant Sweet Pea varieties. The more you pick, the more they produce, and a vase of Sweet Peas is a welcoming sight, plus their wonderful fragrance will fill the air indoors or out. Blossoms are in shades of Pink, Lilac, Magenta, and white.

There's a rainbow of cheerful colors in this stunning taller Snapdragon mix. Great for cut flowers and ideal for borders and the cottage garden. Easy to grow self-seeding annuals that will return and reseed without becoming invasive.

Water Forget Me Not. The true Forget Me Not. Prefers boggy wet areas. A low-growing, spreading plant presenting small bright blue dainty flowers with yellow centers. Happily thrives along stream banks and ponds. Self-seeding perennial that also spreads by rhizomes without being invasive.

Wonderful all-around ancient medicinal herb. It grows between 2-4 feet high, has fragrant foliage and lots of soft fuzzy lavender-blue flowers, giving an abundance of nectar for pollinators. Hyssop flowers bloom in the first year. The aromatic leaves are unpalatable for deer and rabbits.