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Flavor, fragrance, and wellness from your own garden. From kitchen staples like basil and cilantro to hardy perennials like thyme and rosemary, our herbs are trialed for vigor, yield, and taste.
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EMILY
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| basil
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$6.95
A classic Genovese basil with a sweet aroma, compact habit and disease resistance. Emily is a versatile, premium-quality variety that is well suited for garden or container cultivation. Reaching 12-18 inches tall, the plants offer lots of long, succulent leaves for repeated cutting thanks to its rapid regrowth. IR: F.
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VARIEGATED CAT GRASS
Herb
| cat grass
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$11.95
Hordeum vulgare Variegation is all the rage in the garden, and now the most fashion-conscious cats can satisfy their craving for grasses and their discerning eye with this one variety. Speedy from seed and simple to grow, it’s excellent for a windowsill or garden beds where your kitty roams. Even if you don’t have a feline to pamper, it’s a gorgeous ornamental and eager to fill in as a great, contrasting accent plant in containers or beds. When left unmunched, plants can reach 2–3 feet. Approximately 1100 seeds per ounce. Germination code: (1)
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