First Light HelianthusProvides late season gardens with an explosion of cheery yellow flowers! First Light Helianthus, also called a perennial sunflower, grows just 3 4 feet tall with a compact, clump of fuzzy linear leaves. At maturity, the plant can produces hundreds of flowers on upright, self supporting stems. Bees and butterflies love it! If the flowers are left on the plant, the seedheads provide food for birds. This easy care perennial is drought tolerant, once

trumpet-shaped flowers with lime green throats add brilliant color to the midsummer garden—and the color does not fade in the summer sun

The bean tower keeps the beans and other vegetables up and off of the ground so they stay clean

Reaches only 6 inches high

Produces plenty of brilliantly red

Floating Row Covers can protect plants from frosts to about 28 degrees F

This low-maintenance

Blooming from midsummer to frost

We guarantee your results

healthy roots before winter sets in

True to its name

productive plant

This deciduous tree is best known for its smooth