Chocolate VineDelight the senses with this easy to grow, vigorous vine. The very fragrant Chocolate Vine produces loads of lilac purple flowers in late spring to early summer. In early fall, it bears large, edible seed pods with a pulp that tastes like tapioca pudding. The unusual looking leathery leaves are evergreen in mild climates. A hardy perennial vine, the Chocolate Vine will scramble up a fence or trellis or it can be grown as a ground cover. Plant in full

Unlike some other giant pumpkin varieties

Clematis can also be used as a unique flowering ground cover that spreads quickly across bare sites in the garden or landscape

Above All™ delivers plenty of flower power with little fuss

Gurney's® Primo II Jalapeño Hybrid Hot Pepper

then finish up the season with another heavy bloom period in early fall

these roses are often difficult for home gardeners to find

sweet and spritely flavored apples in 3-5 years—and Reachables trees produce even sooner

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Our staff loved the flavorful berries

Prefers partial shade

Late-season color doesn't get much easier than this

Tends to grow shorter in containers