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Sugar Ann Snap Pea stays sweet, crisp and truly delicious. Stringless. Dwarf plants grow 10 in. to 24 in. and don't need staking. Approximately 225 seeds per packet. Ready to harvest in 56-days.

The Dwarf Black Spruce is a highly compact dwarf conifer shrub that sports a naturally rounded spherical form, extremely delicate blue-green needles and an incredible tolerance of cold/heat and other harsh conditions. This small evergreen bush especially well placed in rock gardens or among larger plants where its finely textured needles can help to highlight nearby plants of different colors and sizes. Because it is native to North America, the Dwarf Black Spruce is well-accustomed to the harsh conditions experienced in the mountainous western United States such as extreme wind and cold and is cold hardy down to minus 40°F. The Dwarf Black Spruce Shrub lives most comfortably in USDA Cold Hardiness Zones 3-8 and reaches a compact height of 2 ft. and a width of 3 ft.

The Dwarf Golden Barberry is something of a rarity among deciduous plants with its season-long display of extra bright golden yellow foliage shortly combined with bright red berries in autumn. While purple-leaved plants add depth and elegance, the bright yellow foliage grown by a Golden Barberry literally brightens up a landscape and makes it shine. Since its a dwarf variety, this shrub attains a low-growing and compact form that makes it the perfect companion to larger green and purple-leaved plants. Once established, usually after its first summer, the Golden Barberry is extremely drought-tolerant and low-maintenance. This dwarf shrub is also not at all picky about its growing location, either shade or sun will be tolerated just fine by this wonderful plant. Golden Barberries are typically used for single accent planting among differently colored plants, but can also be planted along full borders to form a low-growing hedge that cheers up a landscape all season long.

Banana is the best of the fingerling potatoes. Whether baked, boiled or steamed, the 4 in. - 6 in. fingerlings have wonderful flavor. They are especially popular with chefs and specialty markets. Banana is easy to grow, demonstrates good disease resistance and produces large yields. Plant 3 in. - 5 in. D, with 8 in. - 12 in. between plants and 30 in. - 36 in. between rows. Fertilize when planting. As plants emerge, mound soil over each row to protect the tubers from turning green in the sun. Harvest when the tops turn yellow. Banana can be stored at 40°F - 50°F.

This All-America Selections winner is a "staple" pepper for the garden, a very reliable plant that can produce loads of mildly sweet peppers throughout the season. Named for their resemblance to a banana in shape and color, Sweet Banana Peppers can be eaten when yellow, or you can wait to harvest them until they turn orange or red (and become sweeter as they do). Fruits have thin skins, making them a great choice for frying and pickling. Plants grow well in large pots. Be sure to mark plants if you are also growing Hot Banana Peppers, as plants and fruits look quite similar.

This All-America Selections winner is a "staple" pepper for the garden, a very reliable plant that can produce loads of mildly sweet peppers throughout the season. Named for their resemblance to a banana in shape and color, Sweet Banana Peppers can be eaten when yellow, or you can wait to harvest them until they turn orange or red (and become sweeter as they do). Fruits have thin skins, making them a great choice for frying and pickling. Plants grow well in large pots. Be sure to mark plants if you are also growing Hot Banana Peppers, as plants and fruits look quite similar.

This plant has a densely branched dwarf form. Of the common boxwood plants this has greater cold hardiness and darker green foliage than the species. Perfect low growing shrub that is versatile within the landscape.

The Bananarama pepper is a delicious and versatile banana pepper that's perfect for adding flavor and color to your dishes. This variety produces large meaty peppers-8 in. that start yellow and mature to a vibrant orange-red. You can pick them at any stage you like. The Bananarama pepper has a sweet, mild flavor that's perfect for pickling, adding to salads or grilling. Despite the hefty fruit, the plants are much smaller than typical banana plants and are easy to grow, making them a great choice for container gardening and small spaces. To care for your three new Bananarama pepper plants, be sure to plant them in well-draining soil in a Sunny location. Keep the soil consistently moist, but not waterlogged and feed with a vegetable fertilizer as directed for optimal growth and fruit production. Seventy days to harvest.

Cannas are among the most colorful Summer bulbs with ruffled spikes tapering to refined buds, boasting immense, paddle shaped leaves. Their great reedy canes and palmy foliage make for large, magnificent plants, yielding blooms all Summer for long-lasting curb appeal. They are deer resistant and appear most dramatic when grouped in masses. These are fast growers with large flowers. Canna Louis Cottin is a dwarf, deciduous perennial which might grow as an evergreen in mild climates. Its foliage and flowers create a tropical look. Its leaves are large and banana like with its bronze tint and produces clusters of yellow apricot flowers. It is said that this canna can handle a bit more shade than the other varieties.

The Costa Farms Clean Air Plant Collection includes four plants from a grower's choice assortment of small foliage plants. See image description of possible varieties that may be included (This is not a complete list). Plants are selected by our expert growers based on seasonal availability.