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Enjoy an array of tall blooming Dutch iris in your late spring garden. This mix could have colors from yellow to red, blue or white and will be a nice addition to any garden. Dutch Iris have long lasting blooms making them the perfect addition to a cut flower bouquet!  For best results, plant in full to part sun in well drained soil.  For Dutch Iris to perennialize successfully, they do need to be planted in an area that receives full sun during the Summer months with dry soil. New...

Love tulips? Then why pick just one or two colors! This Mixed colorful Triumph Tulip Value Bag will be perfect for your spring garden, adding a rainbow of color. Extremely splendid, these bulbs will bring color to your garden year after year. Triumph tulips are known for their large, traditional tulip shape along with a sturdy stem. Purchase this Value Bag today and receive more bulbs for your money! Click here for a complete guide on planting Tulips!  Click here to read our Bulb Blog...

Mesmerizing! This truly Blue Allium is unlike anything else in the late spring and early summer garden. These magnificent Blue Allium grow 2-3" in diameter and float 18-24" above the garden. The exotic blooms retain their color for nearly 4 weeks and look splendid when planted among other allium, especially Drumstick! Click here for a complete guide on planting Allium!  Need a bit more help with Allium? Click here to read our Bulb Blog all about Allium!!  ...

Love the fragrance of hyacinths but looking for something a little more subtle? Try these! The Muscari armeniacum, or Grape Hyacinth, is a vibrant purple/blue flower, resembling small, tightly-packed grape clusters. Blooming in mid-spring, the Grape Hyacinth works great for borders, mass plantings, and under trees, and won't be eaten by four-legged visitors! Click here for a complete guide on planting Muscari!  ...

A delightful blend of pastel colored buttercups! These fully double ranunculus make excellent cut flowers. Fall planted ranunculus should be planted in hardiness zone 8 and above, as they are not winter hardy in cold climates.  *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. Click here to read our Bulb Blog with more...

These Mixed Daffodils will grow in abundance and are excellent bulbs for naturalizing, which means they will return year after year while multiplying. These bright and cheery bulbs are great for areas with high deer population as they are shunned by four-legged creatures. Use these to create a dramatic border or for mass planting in a woodland area. Let these Daffodils pop up from the ground and tell you Spring is here! Purchase this Value Bag today and receive more bulbs for your money! Click...

This long-lived garden favorite is a super star in the late Spring garden! Shirley Temple Peony has white blooms that may have a pink blush at times, as well as red or pink markings on the edges of the petals. The blooms are large and double, making them the perfect flowers for bouquets! *Peonies are sensitive to their planting depth; be sure to plant only about 1-2" below the soil level. Want to learn more about peonies? Click here for some helpful information from our Bulb Blog! ...

Perk up your late Spring flower beds with this fabulous Allium!  The Ostara Allium only reaches 12" high which makes this unique variety perfect for borders!  The purple/red dense blooms are full of nectar which will attract plenty of butterflies to your garden!  Alliums are perfect for cut flower arrangements and the Ostara is no exception.  The strong stems and bright green foliage will make a perfect addition to any Spring arrangement! Click here for a complete guide on...

Asiatic Lilies are wonderful gems of the summer garden. Blooming early summer in an array of vibrant colors, red, orange, yellow, pink, bicolored and speckled, there is a place for asiatic lilies in any sunny summer border. Asiatic Lilies are not fragrant, and have blooms which face upward. A few weeks after blooming the lilies will go dormant therefore you will want to plant something in the garden space to fill in for them once they are dormant for the season. * Please note: Due to the life...

Sensational. Truly! The Purple Sensation Allium's versatility and place in the garden is unmatched by any other plant. Its tightly packed purple florets form 4-5" wide spherical flowerheads which are the deepest in color and densest in flowering of all of the alliums. Their height and flower size make them perfect for mid-border color accents and one of the most popular allium grown! Click here for a complete guide on planting Allium!  Need a bit more help with Allium? Click here to read...

Eden's Perfume Peony will is a delight to your eyes and nose with its heavenly scented large pink blooms. Eden's Perfume is considered to be one of the most fragrant peonies, with a Damask rose fragrance. The large double blooms can be up to 6-7" across and are covered with frilly pink petals. Not only is Eden's Perfume valued for it's fragrance it's structure is ideal too, as it is a compact grower that has strong stems perfect for cutting!New to planting bare roots in the fall? Click here...

Double tulips have large long lasting blooms that are excellent cut flowers. Double tulips are often called peony tulips. These fragrant beauties of a rosy cream color are as romantic as tulips can get! The blooms of this Finola Double Tulip appear in last spring on sturdy stems that stand up to blustery spring winds. Represents perfect love & eternal happiness!New to Tulips? Click here for a complete planting guide found on our blog! Click here for answers to commonly asked tulip questions! ...