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Just like its similar relative in the triumph tulip family, this Rococo Parrot Tulip is mostly a vibrant, red-orange The ruffled and scalloped petals contain little bits of bright green along with a few purples making it a true marvel! These full tulips do best in a somewhat protected spot from the wind. Represents perfect love & eternal happiness! New to Tulips? Click here for a complete planting guide found on our blog! ...

Romance species Crocus are a very early Spring blooming variety that blooms before trees begin leafing out.  This romantic little crocus is a soft, creamy white variety that features light, buttery yellow marking throughout the petals.  Species Crocus naturalize very easily and consistently bloom year after year.  Plant with giant crocus to create a sea of color in your landscape.  These little gems work well as a border plant as well as a rock garden variety.  ...

Deep maroon blooms mid-season will add depth to your garden. The Ronaldo Triumph Tulip is great for planting with light colored tulips such as Winterberg Triumph Tulip, or Daydream Darwin Hybrid. For a truly stunning combination plant with Gavota Triumph Tulips the deep maroon blooms of Ronaldo will compliment the bicolored yellow and maroon blooms of Gavota well.Click here for answers to commonly asked tulip questions! ...

Deep pink, double oriental lily blooms adorn the Elena Rose Lily in mid-Summer. The Rose Lily line of lilies are fully double and pollen free. Sweetly fragrant, rose-like, long-lasting flowers. Excellent for border container and cut flower use. Blooms are up to 6" across. New to planting lilies? Click here for planting and care information from our Bulb Blog! ...

Late blooming Rose Turtleheads are beautiful plants! Pink flowers in the shape of a turtlehead emerge late in the summer. Plant in part shade for best results. If planted in a full sun location make sure they are provided enough water. This plant is Native to the Eastern United States.

With bright orange and yellow blooms the Rosemond Cole Canna is one exotic plant. Unlike the typical 60 inch cannas, the Rosemond Cole tops out at a height of 36 inches. What this canna lacks in height, it makes up for in versatility Rosemond Cole Canna is considered to be a medium sized variety and can be planted in patio boxes and containers and it loves the sun! Hummingbirds will love hanging around Canna! Click here to read our Bulb Blog with more great information regarding growing Canna...

One of the most uniquely colored Gladiolus available, the Rostov Parrot Gladiolus will not disappoint!  The ruffled petals are tints of blue and red making this a truly one of a kind bloom!  Gladiolus do well in containers or in any flower bed in full sun and well drained soil.  This variety will surely add a unique color to your cut flower bouquets as well!New to planting Gladiolus? Click here for a complete guide! ...

Royal Grapes blends a mix of orange Princess Irene Tulips with the light blue Muscari aucheri.  Plant the tulips 4-6" deep and the muscari 2-3" deep to create a beautiful mix of these 2 popular Spring blooming varieties! New to planting Fall bulbs? Click here to read our Bulb Blog full of helpful tips and tricks! 

Royal Navy Double Hyacinth is a beautiful variety with double florets with dark blue petals!  Hyacinths are known for their strong, sweet fragrance, making them perfect for a cut flower arrangement to bring indoors in early Spring!  Reaching up to 12" tall, these beauties are the ideal border plant and also work very well in rock gardens.  Royal Navy Double Hyacinth compliment beautifully with yellow daffodils!  Plant in well drained soil in full sun for best results....

Rozalynn Asiatic Lily sure is a cutie! Shorter than most Asiatic lilies, Rozalynn works perfectly as a border or in containers. This variety is known for the abundance of soft pink and white blooms that last mid to late Summer. Rozalynn may be small, but it will sure pack a big punch in your flower bed! New to planting lilies? Click here for planting and care information from our Bulb Blog! ...

Rising above all other plants in the garden mid-spring, this Red Fritillaria (or Crown Imperial) is full of elegance and grace. This focal point of your garden bears bright red/orange bells which look down on the rest of the world. Plant these in your garden to keep deer and pests away. Please note: this bulb should be planted on it's side in very well drained soil to avoid rotting. Click here to view our Fritillaria Planting Guide!  ...

An extremely early bloomer and fast multiplier, the delightful 'Ruby Giant' Species (or Snow) Crocus adds great color to any spring garden. The petals are a rich violet-purple on the edges, gradually fading to pure white in the inside center of the flower. This is a cultivar of the Crocus tommasinianus, also referred to as Tommies - and unlike all other Crocus, Tommies are squirrel and deer resistant! Great for beds and lawns! New to planting Fall bulbs? Click here for advice from our Bulb...