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HEAT IT UP™ Yellow Gaillardia
- Blooms All Summer,
- Disease Resistant,
- Fall Interest,
- Ships in a 4.25 Eco+ Grande™ Pot?
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Color, color, color is what it’s all about come springtime! Here are ten new vibrant annual plants that are sure to cure the wintertime blues—all available now for pre-order here. (Are you as excited as we are about Supertunia Vista® Bubblegum’s new sister?) #1 – Superbells® Blackcurrant Punch™ Calibrachoa For major WOW! power, try this
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