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 | Seeds, Butterfly Wildflower Garden Mix 5" X 3.25", 12.7 X 8.3 CM These Canadian Wildflowers burst with colour and fragrance. The package contains Purple Coneflower, Tufted Fleabane, Wild Bergamot, Black-eyed Susan, New England Aster, Indian Blanket and Blazing Star. Detailed germination instructions included. Product: #9999847968 Stock: 105  Price: $6.95 EA   |
 | Seeds, Chocolate Lilly 5" X 3.25", 12.7 X 8.3 CM Fritillaria lanceolata is a captivating dark purple and greenish-yellow, checkered-pattern lily. This perennial emerges from a bulb with numerous bulblets, and can reach up to 80 cm (32 in) in height. The flowers are large, 4 cm (1-1/2 in) long, bell-shaped, and usually nodding. The chocolate lily is quite rare in much of its natural habitat. Chocolate Lily is best suited for the dryer bulb beds of a rock garden. A staple food source for First Nations. Detailed germination instructions are included. Product: #9999847965 Stock: 1 Price: $4.75 EA |
 | Seeds, Common Camas 5" X 3.25", 12.7 X 8.3 CM Camassia quamash is a beautiful star-shaped lily with colours ranging from deep violet to light blue. The 1 to 1-1/2 cm (1/2 in) long grass-like leaves surround a terminal spike which bears five of more flowers. It grows up to 60 cm (2 ft) tall, and flowers from May to June. An important source of food for aboriginal people. It prefers heavy soils with full light to partial shade conditions. Detailed germination instructions included. Product: #9999847966 Stock: 82 Price: $4.75 EA |
 | Seeds, English Lavender Lavender is a beautiful and fragrant ornamental. It is one of the world's finest perfume herbs. A drought tolerant perennial, preferring well-drained soil in full sun, growing to a height of 12"-18" (30-45 cm). Lavender grows well in rock gardens and grouped as low growing hedge, blooming in late spring to summer. Lavender is commonly used in potpourri. Hardiness zones - 5-8. Detailed germination instructions are inside the package. Product: #9999858954 Stock: 29  Price: $4.75 EA |
 | Seeds, Happy Holidays Great stocking stuffer for friends and family. The package contains Black-eyed Susan, Indian Blanket and Large-leaved Lupine. Detailed germination instructions are inside each package.**REGULAR PRICE $6.95 ON CLEARANCE FOR $4.99***LIMITED QUANTITY AVAILABLE, PLEASE CHECK QUANTITIES IN STOCK BEFORE ORDERING***FINAL SALE*** Product: #9999850383 Stock: 13 Price: $4.99 EA |
 | Seeds, Native Ornamental Grasses 5" X 3.25", 12.7 X 8.3 CM Native ornamental grasses are not only gorgeous and practical garden plants, they are also easy on the earth. With their elegant and colourful arching stems and leaves, native grasses offer a unique contrast to more common garden plants. Native grasses are easy to grow, very hardy, and often drought tolerant. They will be sure to attract birds, butterflies and wildlife. The package contains three individually packaged grass species: Big Bluestem, Indiangrass and Sideoats Grama. Detailed germination instructions are inside the package.***REGULAR PRICE $6.95 ON CLEARANCE FOR $4.99 ***LIMITED QUANTITY AVAILABLE, PLEASE CHECK QUANTITIES IN STOCK BEFORE ORDERING***FINAL SALE*** Product: #9999848481 Stock: 3 Price: $4.99 EA |
 | Seeds, Salal 5" X 3.25", 12.7 X 8.3 CM Salal is a lush evergreen shrub native to the Pacific Northwest and grows from 20cm-5m (8in-16ft) tall. The shiny dark green leaves are somewhat egg shaped, leathery and finely serrated. The white to pin urn-shaped flowers develop into reddish-blue to nearly black berries. Salal thrives in coniferous forests from rocky bluffs to the seashore. It is moderately shade tolerant and does well in most soil types and moisture conditions. Salal berries were one of the most important fruits for coastal aboriginal people. They were eaten fresh or dried, and were often made into cakes with other berries and salmon eggs. Today, Salal berries are used for making jams and preserves. Detailed germination instructions are inside the package Product: #9999848478 Stock: 19 Price: $4.75 EA |
 | Tree, Pacific Dogwood Seeds 5" X 3.25", 12.7 X 8.3 CM The Pacific dogwood was adopted as the official flower of the Province of BC in 1956. In April and May this beautiful tree flowers and in the fall it displays brilliant foliage and bright red berries. Packaged prettily in a pouch with an illustrated history of the tree. Product: #9999841071 Stock: 160 Price: $4.75 PAK |
 | Tree, Western Redcedar Seeds 5" X 3.25", 12.7 X 8.3 CM Thuja plicata was adopted as the official tree of the province of BC on February 18, 1988. Historically, the tree has played a key role in the lives of west coast First Nations, and continues to be a valuable resource. Detailed germination instructions are inside the package. Product: #9999847500 Stock: 41 Price: $4.75 EA |
