Zone 10 Bulbs & Plants

These bold beauties make their peachy pink color truly pop with their dark centers brushed with black. They pair beautifully with dark-colored flowers for an eye-catching contrast, or plant them among other pinks and oranges to turn this vinca variety into your summer centerpiece! These heat loving annuals thrive in sun and bring a splash of tropical fun to any garden. Vinca is a perfect low maintenance and drought resistant flower that attracts pollinators, too! This trio includes 3 Vinca...

Vinca Tattoo Tangerine is a striking annual known for its exceptionally unique flower coloration. The blooms are a vibrant coral-orange or tangerine shade, featuring a distinctive, airbrushed pattern of deep purple or black brushstrokes concentrated around a bright white central eye, giving the flower a "tattooed" appearance. It is highly valued for its ability to thrive in hot, humid conditions and full sun, requiring low maintenance and demonstrating resistance to drought, making it an...

White Lava Elephant Ear is absolutely beautiful!  The glossy green leaves have white veining that will become more pronounced as the season progresses!  Each leaf also has a bright purple spot at the leaf base and is held up by glossy, purple stems!  The White Lava Elephant Ear is a perfect variety to grow in a pot or a backdrop to your summer garden bed. In zones 4-7, plant in a container and take it indoors during the winter months to enjoy year after year!Click here for more...

Like a fine wine, the Wine Festival Bearded Iris will add some elegance to your garden!  This prolific bloomer offers violet, pink and white blooms with a bright yellow throat.  This variety has it all!  It attracts butterflies and hummingbirds, is fragrant and is deer resistant!  Add this tall bearded iris to your collection today!Unsure of how to plant bearded iris? Click here for a complete guide.Click here for 6 more helpful tips found on our Bulb Blog! ...

Yellow Sneezy is a low growing dahlia with striking bright yellow flowers. Yellow Sneezy Dahlia works nice as a low border plant, and also is great for patio or container plantings. For best results plant in full sun, with soil that is moist but drains well.

Add a new touch of whimsy to your mid- and late summer garden with the new Ambiance Gladiolus! The beautiful soft pink hue of each petal is further beautified with accent of bright pink in the throat of all of the blooms. Gladiolus make wonderful additions to large planting areas, garden backdrops, and a tall crystal vase in your dining room!

Zinnias Chippendale Mix can only be described as sensational!  Each bloom is different from the rest, creating a truly unique and one-of-a-kind display!  Each flower bloom will feature an array of reds, oranges and yellow!  The Zinnia Chippendale variety is more compact than other Zinnias and does not require any staking to remain upright.  Plant as a border plant in a full sun garden or in a container.  The bright colors will attract pollinators to your landscape but...

Zinnia Profusion AAS Mix is an outstanding annual hybrid celebrated globally for its low-maintenance nature, vigorous growth, and exceptional performance across diverse climates. This award-winning series features bushy, compact plants making them ideal for mass plantings, borders, and containers. The mix delivers a continuous blanket of cheerful, two-inch, daisy-like blooms in a blend of vibrant colors, often including gold medal winners like orange, cherry, red, and white. Profusion Zinnias...

Zinnia Short Stuff Mix is a vigorous and compact annual, aptly named for its dwarf growth habit. This variety is celebrated for delivering powerful color in small spaces, featuring large, fully double blooms that typically measure two to four inches across. The mix offers a vibrant spectrum of colors, including various shades of cherry, coral, red, orange, yellow, and white, making it perfect for mass plantings, borders, and containers. Exceptionally easy to grow and highly tolerant of heat...

Compact and low-growing, zinnias are a great choice to liven up your summer garden. These white-and-pink bicolor blooms are fully double and will flower continuously through the summer until frost. The Zahara® variety of zinnias are naturally resistant to powdery mildew and are drought tolerant, so they’ll thrive in the summer heat. Zinnias are a perfect annual for garden beds or containers! This trio includes 3 Zahara® Double Zinnia plugs in 2.5” grower pots. ...

Zippity Do Da Dahlia zipppity adorable dahlia! This pom pon dahlia has 2" pink blooms from mid summer to frost. This dahlia takes on a bushy appearance growing 3.5' tall with a similar spread. The blooms are held up on sturdy stems and not staking is required. Plant in full sun for best results. Click here for a complete guide on planting Dahlia!  Click here to read our Bulb Blog with more great information regarding growing Dahlias successfully!  ...

ZZ Plants are notorious for being one of the easiest to grow houseplants requiring very little maintenance!  This upright plant has shiny, bright green leaves that darken as they mature.  ZZ Plants are known for being able to grow in any type of lighting, including very low light making this houseplant perfect for an office!  They only require water every 2-3 weeks and do prefer to dry out in between watering.  Although they are versatile, make sure to keep your ZZ Plant...

Also known as the Shamrock Bulb or the Oxalis Iron Cross, their leaves are loved as much as the flowers themselves. Used in beds, borders, rock gardens, or containers, they certainly are a conversation piece in your garden due to their vibrant flowers and amazing foliage markings.

A creamy peachy orange gladiolus! These orange gladiolus blooms appear 60-90 days after planting, and are excellent for cut flowers.

A beautiful display of bright shades with a double bloom. Persian Buttercups will give you a wide array of many blooms in yellow, gold, red, pink, white, and orange. Ideal for borders and cuttings. An absolute rainbow of flowers!*These bulbs will need at least 4-6 weeks of cool (evening 40-50° & daytime 60-75°) weather to sprout. If too warm, they will stay dormant. Can take 6-8 weeks to sprout. Zones 4-7 plant in spring/ Zones 8-11 plant in fall. ...