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Toys for Every TailTM Continue the adventure indoors with Tall Tails' Duckling with Squeaker toy! Throw, squeak, snuggle, repeat — this plush toy is made with you and your pup in mind. Fashioned for...

Part of our Dream ChaserTM bed series, the Sherpa Dog Blanket comes in a variety of sizes & is made with your pet in mind. As your pup rests and recovers in between adventures they will nestle,...

Terra Verde Watering Can .75 lb, Red Decorative, colorful, powder-coated steel watering cans with an elegant floral motifs. These watering can double as charming garden accent and a useful watering...

Scarlet Emperor sets fat, slightly fuzzy pods with a richer, more savory flavor than snap beans. Though the 6–8 inch, plump, juicy pods are less uniform than some varieties, the taste of Scarlet...

The renaissance of the salad mix has made unique uses for all types of greens, and the leaves of Bull’s Blood are a regal addition. The strong, deep red tops grow to 13 inches tall and have a clean...

A champion broccoli in our spring trials, Express impressed us with its remarkably uniform plants and magnificent, deep blue/green heads up to 6–7 inches across. It offers strong production of...

Heirloom flavor with hybrid production, uniformity, and disease resistance. Grandma’s Pick has an old time look with attractive, large, squat, pleated fruit averaging 3 ½ inches wide and 1 ¾ inches...

Brassica napus 50 days. We are impressed with the high marks this variety continues to earn in our kale trials. It maintains a wonderful kitchen-ready quality in the garden long after most other...

 Extended harvest window. Vigorous 18-22 inch upright plants produce huge yields of straight pods. High quality beans have a rich, traditional flavor. Crops continue later in the season than many...

67 days. This treasured English heirloom, also called Homesteader, is still regarded by many as the sweetest shelling pea available. Expect impressive yields and heat tolerance even from late...

Anethum graveolens Early settlers called dill the “meetin’ seed” because children were given dill seed to chew on during long sermons. Long Island Mammoth is a vigorous plant that matures quickly...