Perennials are plants that live and produce for multiple years, returning each season from the same root system. While they take a little time to establish, they reward you with reliable growth and long-term value in the garden.
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Italian Oregano
$2.00
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Chives
$2.00
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Spacemaster 80 Cucumber
$2.00
Broad Leaved Sage
$2.00
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Vera Lavender
$2.00
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Purple Coneflower (Echinacea)
$2.00
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Lemon Balm
$2.00
Asparagus Mary Washington Seed
$2.00
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Butterfly Milkweed
$2.00
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Wild Bergamot "Bee Balm"
$2.00
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Garlic Chives
$2.00
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Munstead Lavender
$2.00
Apricot Aster
$2.00
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Spotted Wild Bergamot "Bee Balm"
$2.00
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Swamp Milkweed
$2.00
Violet Aster
$2.00
Jewelaster Rose Aster
$2.00
Red Veined Sorrel
$2.00
Silver Aster
$2.00
UC-157 Asparagus Seed
$2.00
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North Georgia Candy Roaster Squash
$2.00
Cream Sausage Tomato
$2.00
Yellow Aster
$2.00
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Victoria Rhubarb
$2.00
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Rhubarb Swiss Chard
$2.00
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Mary Washington Asparagus Dormant Crown
$11.99
Large Leaf Sorrel
$2.00
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Purple Passion Asparagus Dormant Crown
$11.99
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Millennium Asparagus Dormant Crown
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MacDonald Rhubarb Crown (1 crown)
$9.99
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