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Norah is an exquisite pink botanical tulip with bluish black basal coloring. Like other botanical tulips Norah is an welcome addition to you rock garden, garden path, under tree plantings or any where else you would like a burst of spring ground cover color. When planted in well drained soil Norah will return for several years as botanical tulips are known to be reliably perennial. Plant in large groupings for the best showcase of these garden gems. New to Tulips? Click here for a complete...

Add a pop of color to your Summer garden with the stunning November Rain Hybrid Lily!  This variety combines the best of both Asiatic and Oriental lilies, creating a adaptable and hardy lily, perfect for a wide range of climates!  The fragrant, raspberry red blooms feature dark freckles, blooming from early to mid-Summer.  Lilies make wonderful additions to a cut flower arrangement and will also attract beneficial pollinators to your sunny garden bed!  Lilies prefer full...

Never before have we seen a cactus dahlia which makes such a bold statement as the Nuit d'Ete Cactus Dahlia. Its deep, blood red color almost looks black amongst its brighter green foliage. Almost appearing foreign, these gorgeous blooms look great when planted among bright yellows and oranges. Click here for a complete guide on planting Dahlia!  Click here to read our Bulb Blog with more great information regarding growing Dahlias successfully!  ...

Bring the colors of an ocean sunrise to your outdoor space with the Ocean Sunrise Gladiolus Mix!  This mix of bright pink and deep purple Gladiolus will shimmer and glisten in the sun and add height and texture to your cut flower bed or container!  Reaching up to 48" tall, Gladiolus are a favorite to use as a backdrop in the garden, in containers and are a beautiful addition to a cut-flower arrangement.  The spikes of blooms and sword-like foliage adds textural interest as...

The Ohio Tulip is a distinctive Rembrandt variety featuring stunning white and fuchsia brush-stroked petals!  This mid-Spring blooming tulip reaches up to 20" tall and works well as a border plant or mixed throughout a Spring blooming garden!  The sturdy stems make the Ohio Tulip perfect to cut and bring indoors as a cut flower arrangement.  Plant in full to part sun in Fall and enjoy this beauties in the Spring!   New to Tulips? Click here for a complete planting...

The Ollioules Darwin Hybrids are the best perennial and the best tulip for cutting! They are also one of the tallest with up to 6" diameter bloom when open. Darwin Hybrid Tulip produces one of the largest flowers among the Darwin Hybrids! These colossal blooms are rose-pink in color, edged in a silvery white giving it a very romantic look. These tall flower stems are extremely sturdy, standing up to strong spring storms.New to Tulips? Click here for a complete planting guide found on our blog!...

Opposites Attraction Tulip & Daffodil Blend is the perfect blend of contrasting colors!  The light yellow of the Yellow Cheerfulness Daffodil pairs beautifully with the the dark purple of the Black Hero Double Tulip.  These two opposites will sure to make an attractive display in your garden bed! New to planting Fall bulbs? Click here to read our Bulb Blog full of helpful tips and tricks!  ...

The message the Oracle Tulip is sending your garden is clear! Big, bold, beautiful, bright red orange blooms will adorn your Spring garden when you plant the Oracle Fosteriana Tulip. Oracle's blooms when fully open on a sunny day display a bright yellow center. Fosteriana tulips bloom in early spring, and are known to be some of the better tulips for being reliably perennial. New to Tulips? Click here for a complete planting guide found on our blog! Click here for answers to commonly asked...

True orange tulips can be somewhat hard to come by, there are varieties out there, but we think that Orange Brilliant is the BEST of the orange tulips. Orange Brilliant will bloom early to mid-Spring with large gleaming orange blooms featuring yellow markings and streaks.New to Tulips? Click here for a complete planting guide found on our blog! Click here for answers to commonly asked tulip questions! ...

Do you have a shady area that needs a splash of color? Try this gorgeous double begonia! With warm, orange blooms that can reach up to 4" across, these traditionally styled begonias will be sure to catch the eye of visitors to your shade garden. These tubers can also be started early indoors for even larger, more vigorously growing plants. As an added bonus, Hummingbirds and other pollinators like these too! Click here for a complete guide on planting Begonia!  Click here to read our...

Orange Glory Dahlia is a wonderful Dinnerplate Patio Dahlia, with a compact habit and big blooms. Suited for container growing, as well as in the garden this dahlia tops out at 32". Don't let it's compact habit fool you though, you can expect large 4-8" blooms from this orange dinnerplate dahlia when grown in the proper location. Dahlias are best suited to full sun locations with well drained soil. In order to get the largest blooms from your dahlias, you will want to remove the side flower...

Enjoy trailing orange, double-blooms in your window boxes and hanging baskets this summer! Begonias prefer a partially shaded location and moist, but well drained soil. They can be started indoors in late winter to get a head start for your summer containers as they tend to be slower to get established. Once they sprout, the growth generally takes off in 1-2 weeks! Click here for a complete guide on planting Begonia!  Click here to read our Bulb Blog with more great information regarding...