Naturalizing

These small, hardy plants provide unique ground cover or garden accents for many years. Ideal for gardeners looking for naturalizing plants. They come in a mixture of lilac, white, purple and fuchsia with a soft yellow center that bloom for 4-6 weeks. Flower symbolizes unfading love and protection against evil. New to planting anemones? Click here for planting and care advice from our Bulb Blog! ...

Let these cute little flowers add a great mix of color and cheerfulness to your garden! These anemones are great for borders or for filling in between larger plants. You will get purple, pink, white, red and cream colored flowers. They are deer resistant, grow in partial to full sun, and bloom throughout the middle of summer! Flower symbolizes unfading love and protection against evil. New to planting anemones? Click here for planting and care advice from our Bulb Blog! ...

Oxalis Iron Cross produces delicate, pink flowers in the summer months. The lovely shades of purple and green on the 4 heart shaped leaves make this plant a delight to have in your garden. They are the good luck plant!

Red poppy like flower with a black center. They will bloom for 4-6 weeks! Helps make nice flower carpet. Anemones need good drainage or they will rot. Flower symbolizes unfading love and protection against evil. New to planting anemones? Click here for planting and care advice from our Bulb Blog!

A bright fuchsia pink flower with a fuzzy black center, much like a poppy flower. A great border plant! A nice cheerful welcome. Blooms for 4-6 weeks! Anemones need good drainage or the bulbs will rot. Flower symbolizes unfading love and protection against evil. New to planting anemones? Click here for planting and care advice from our Bulb Blog!

Yellow blooms all summer long when you grow our Stella D'oro daylily! While the blooms only last a few days, you will find that it will re-bloom many times during the summer. For best results, plant in well-drained soil with full sun. Clumps grow larger every year and may be divided to add to other areas of garden or to share with friends!Click here to learn how to plant and care for daylilies, courtesy of our Bulb Blog! ...

This truly is a JUMBO plant! Simply an even larger version than its parent, this incredible plant's leaves can reach 36-48" long and and 24-36" in width! The leaves are produced on top of 6 to 8 foot tall stalks and create a tropical feel in the garden. The Jumbo Elephant Ear loves the partial shade and having moist feet. This particular item is one of the largest bulbs we sell nearly 10 inch in circumference!Perennial in zones 8-10 (Once you get roots growing, you CAN transplant to a pond....

This incredible plant is rightly named, as its leaves can reach 24-36" long and 12-24" in width! The leaves are produced on top of 24-36" tall stalks and create a tropical feel in the garden. The Elephant Ear loves the partial shade and having moist feet. (Once you get roots growing, you CAN transplant to a pond. Only submerge half bulb.) Perennial in zones 8-10Click here for more information about elephant ears! ...

The Purple Magnus Coneflower (Echinacea) will make a home in your garden all summer long, and for many years to come. This drought-resistant wildflower makes an attractive addition to borders, informal or natural, and rock gardens. The large, colorful flowers will attract butterflies and look great as cut flowers. Try planting with other Rudbeckias, Liatris, and Phlox. New to planting bare roots? Click here for planting and care advice from our Bulb Blog!Tip: Promptly deadhead by cutting spent...

Daylilies are the most popular perennial! The Pardon Me Daylily (Hemerocallis) will grow best and produce the most blooms with ample amounts of sunlight. This specific variety has branched flowering stems and narrow grass-like foliage. It will produce abundant rich, red flowers with green throats. They naturalize best in woodland or meadow gardens. Click here to learn how to plant and care for daylilies, courtesy of our Bulb Blog! Tip: Plant daylilies alone or group them in borders, banks, or...

The Blue Angel Hosta (Sieboldiana) produces heart-shaped, wavy, blue-green leaves that will continue to grow all summer long. This hosta can grow up to 18-30 inches tall and 3-4 feet wide. Its tall white flowers will appear in mid-summer. This low-maintenance plant is ideal for the beginner gardener. Try planting in a woodland area or as a border plant. Also, try planting with other hostas and green plants. New to planting hostas? Click here for planting and care advice from our Bulb Blog!...

This newly popular perennial, the Tojen Toad Lily, will create an excellent finale to your summer garden as you head into fall. These are often referred to as Hardy Japanese Lilies. Its delicate, star-shaped blooms form in August and September and will bloom white with a purple glaze on the edges. Plant in a shaded area with moist and well-drained soil.

A traditional favorite, the White Peony will adorn your garden for many, many years with ruffled blooms with shrub-like foliage. These sweetly-scented blooms will appear at the beginning of summer and the foliage will last all through the fall. Plant them in a sunny area with well-drained soil for best results.Want to learn more about peonies? Click here for some helpful information from our Bulb Blog! ...

Most people remember peonies at their grandmother's home - and that is why this is such a loved perennial. Perennials are known to last for many years, usually outliving their owner. This vibrant pink Peony will recreate those childhood memories in your own garden this time. Enjoy the blooms in the early summer, and admire the foliage that adds depth all summer long. Want to learn more about peonies? Click here for some helpful information from our Bulb Blog! Tip: Plant fall bulbs...

This easy-to-grow and tough-as-nails perennial is among the longest lived perennial. This Red Peony will create shrub-like foliage and red ruffled blooms will emerge in early Summer. Make sure they get ample amounts of sunlight to produce the best blooms. These gorgeous blooms look great as cut flowers or work well planted as a border plant.Want to learn more about peonies? Click here for some helpful information from our Bulb Blog! ...

A true classic white calla, often seen used in floral arrangements. The lush green leaves are decorated with white dots to add extra flair even when this calla is not in bloom. Does best when planted in full sun, with well draining soil. Once established, will withstand moist conditions. New to planting callas? Click here to learn all about calla lilies on our Bulb Blog! ...

Hot pink flowers adorn the Garnet Glow Calla lily in mid-summer! These beauties make a perfect cut flower, as well as being great for mixing in with your perennials and container gardens. Plant Garnet Glow calla lilies with Purple Gem Cactus Dahlia, and Patriot Dahlia for a fun and vibrant color display!New to planting callas? Click here to learn all about calla lilies on our Bulb Blog! ...

Purple Sensation calla has deep purple eyes on purple/pink blooms in mid-Summer. This vigorous cultivar may produce up to 6 blooms from one bulb! New to planting callas? Click here to learn all about calla lilies on our Bulb Blog!

Odessa calla lily features deep, sultry purple almost black blooms mid-Summer! Looks absolutely stunning with white calla lilies or white dahlias in a bouquet! New to planting callas? Click here to learn all about calla lilies on our Bulb Blog!

This tropical beauty is a wonderful calla with an array of colors in the blooms! This versatile calla lily will display colors of peach, orange, yellow and pink all in one bloom throughout the bloom cycle. This is a miniature calla that will grow 10-18" tall. New to planting callas? Click here to learn all about calla lilies on our Bulb Blog!

This exquisite calla lily is a real gem. The unique blooms are white on the outside with a rich, deep purple-pink eye in the throat of the bloom. They compliment Odessa Calla Lilies and look great when planted together or cut for a bouquet together. New to planting callas? Click here to learn all about calla lilies on our Bulb Blog! ...

This mix of canna lilies is perfect for container plantings as well as short borders. Dwarf canna lilies typically grow 24-30" tall as opposed to tall canna that can grow 60"+. Canna lilies do best when planted in full sun (8+ hours a day). Once the rhizomes have sprouted and you have leaves, be sure to provide plenty of water for your canna lilies. Click here for advice on caring for your cannas, courtesy of our Bulb Blog! ...

This mix of tall canna lilies is great for garden borders, mass plantings, and anywhere else you need a splash of tall, tropical vertical accent. This mix of tall canna can grow 60"+ when planted in the right conditions. Canna lilies do best when planted in full sun (8+ hours a day). Once the rhizomes have sprouted and you have leaves, be sure to provide plenty of water for your canna lilies. Click here for advice on caring for your cannas, courtesy of our Bulb Blog! ...

Truly fantastic! Add a touch of the tropics to your late summer garden with these Caribbean Fantasy Dahlias! The petals' color base is a creamy white, changing to different hues of peaches, oranges, and pinks as it matures. With no two blooms alike, these semi-dinnerplate flowers are large and perfect for the free-spirited gardener. They also look spectacular in fresh cut flower bouquets! Looking for more information on planting dahlias? Click here for some handy advice from our Bulb Blog! ...

Bold and beautiful, the Manhattan Island Dahlia produces blooms that will stop you in your tracks! The bright yellow center of each flower changes to a brilliant red, ultimately turning magenta pink at the tips. Each flower measures 6-8" in diameter and make wonderful cut flowers. Plant amongst other late blooming yellow flowers to play off the center and create a really standout appearance! Looking for more information on planting dahlias? Click here for some handy advice from our Bulb Blog! ...

These beautiful 6-8" blooms boast of a pure, deep red color and rounded petals. Gorgeous in every way, the Deutschland Dahlia grows a tad taller than most, sometimes reach in excess of four feet in height. Wonderful in cutting gardens of reds and oranges, this dahlia will not disappoint! Looking for more information on planting dahlias? Click here for some handy advice from our Bulb Blog! ...

Producing countless violet blooms from July until frost, Le Baron Dahlia is a must-have in your summer garden. The 4-6" diameter blooms are a perfect complement to other purple hues as wells as pinks and whites. The lush dark green foliage is perfect for filling in the backdrop of a sunny garden or the center of a large container. Like most dahlias, this one is also great for cutting! Looking for more information on planting dahlias? Click here for some handy advice from our Bulb Blog! ...

The Jester Gladiolus will certainly put a smile on your face! These vibrant yellow flowers have a red center that look great with red, yellow and white gladiolus and dahlias. Click here for additional information on growing gladiolus from our Bulb Blog!

These early blooming lilies will provide a sweet aroma in your garden all summer long. These profuse blooming, star-shaped white flowers with hot pink ends will certainly stand out. For best results plant in well drained soil. Asiatic lilies will naturalize; plant in beds that allow for growth. Birth month flower for MAY! Used for 30th Wedding Anniversaries! A symbol of purity, refined beauty and nurturing. New to planting lilies? Click here for planting and care information from our Bulb...

Cyclamen is a hardy plant that thrives inside or outside. Lovely green foliage produces unique purple flowers in mid-summer. Keep plant cool and water when soil is dry. Be cautious when planting cyclamen as they are poisonous. Keep out of reach of children and animals.

Also known as: Orange Candleflower, Cuckoo pint and Italian Lords & Ladies.  Arum italicum is a year-round plant which is at its best in winter and early spring when the arrow-shaped mottled white leaves are very striking. They create dream-like atmospheres when combined with early flowering white narcissi. The whitish, inconspicuous blooms in summer are followed by brightly orange-colored berries in autumn. Attractive foliage ends out the season on this unique beauty. Tip: Interplant...

Also called Spike Gayfeather and Blazing Star.  The white liatris is a classic bulb that has been growing in European and American borders for centuries. The wooly flower spikes give the liatris spicita alba an architectural character, and combined with other border perennials such as the liatris Gayfeather, it makes for a real showy garden. Long blooming and long vase life!

Iris reticulata has purple-blue fragrant flowers with yellow dots which appear very early. Its grass-like leaves are especially spectacular after flowering. For rock gardens and containers. Very easy to grow and most beautiful in large groups. Click here for more information on planting Fall bulbs, courtesy of our Bulb Blog! ...

Iris reticulata Violet Beauty has dark purple flowers. Its grass-like leaves are especially spectacular after flowering. For rock gardens and containers. Very easy to grow and most beautiful in large groups. The flower is quite fragrant. Flower used for February Birthdays and 25th Wedding Anniversaries. Also Symbolizes faith, hope & wisdom, eloquence and deep sentiment. Click here for more information on planting Fall bulbs, courtesy of our Bulb Blog! ...

This gorgeous iris is unmatched by its elegant presence in the garden. The silhouette of the Blue Diamond Dutch Iris bloom looks somewhat like a bird in flight, gently drifting above the rest of the garden. The 4" flowers emerge in late spring to early summer and stay in bloom for a period of 2 to 3 weeks. To lengthen the bloom time, plant bulbs in 10 to 14 day intervals in the fall. Click here for more information on planting Fall bulbs, courtesy of our Bulb Blog! ...

These amazing white Dutch iris will have you thinking of angels' wings when you see them in the garden! The 'White Van Vliet' Dutch Iris is a pure white iris with a brilliant yellow tongue which rises 20-24" into the air. These are extremely popular in cut flower displays and are truly heavenly! Flower used for February Birthdays and 25th Wedding Anniversaries. Also Symbolizes faith, hope & wisdom, eloquence and deep sentiment. Click here for more information on planting Fall bulbs,...

This is a classic mix of the eloquent late Spring-blooming Dutch Iris. These are perfect for the garden and/or cutting. They will add beautiful and colorful bunches to your late spring garden! The blue, yellow, purple, and white flowers will show up for the spring finale of blooms! Click here for more information on planting Fall bulbs, courtesy of our Bulb Blog! ...

Dainty and fragrant blooms will embrace your garden mid-Spring. These hardy Dutch gems resemble miniature orchids. These early Dutch iris will bloom in shades of blue, violet, and yellow alongside snowdrops and early crocus. Best when planted in rock gardens, groundcover beds, and borders. Plant these 4-5" beauties in full sun to partial shade. Click here for more information on planting Fall bulbs, courtesy of our Bulb Blog! ...

China Moon Bearded Iris bears golden orange tangerine blooms on tall sturdy 36" stems. This bearded iris is a hardy and robust grower, which generally forms 8-10 buds per stalk. Be sure to plant no more than 1" deep and allow for proper drainage for best results. New to bearded iris? Click here for 6 tips from our garden expert!

Pale blue standards with a contrasting dark blue beard make this border Bearded Iris a classic favorite. Pair with Blueberry Bliss Tall Bearded Iris for a lovely complimenting duo. New to bearded iris? Click here for 6 tips from our garden expert!

Plant Devil's Playground Intermediate Bearded Iris for a two-toned contrast. Dark purple ruffled blooms gradually fade to creamy yellow as it reaches the center. Pair with other yellow colored blooms to further extend the contrasting appeal. Bearded Iris blooms in late spring, and grows best in full sun. Plant Bearded Iris in soil that drains well. Bearded Iris are long lasting perennials that will return to your garden for 5 or more years. They benefit from being divided every 5-7 years to...

The Goldkist Tall Bearded Iris stunning appearance. Its white petals appear to be kissed by the sun with yellow bands in the center of each bloom, with purple veining in the throat, around the bright yellow beards.  Pair with other yellow blooms to create a stunning garden display. Great for a moonlight garden!New to bearded iris? Click here for 6 tips from our garden expert! ...

You'll love this bright bloom mostest! Plant this border Bearded Iris, Mostest, to add a little dose of sunshine to your garden. Gently ruffled and brilliantly colored golden blooms glow in the late spring garden.  Plant Mostest Bearded Iris with purple iris like Here Comes the Night Bearded Iris or Plum Fun Bearded Iris for a complementary color scheme. For the biggest color impact plant each grouping of Bearded Iris in groups of 3,5 or 7...

This majestic iris will bring a touch of royalty to any sunny garden. Clothed in a gorgeous, deep violet, the Blueberry Bliss Bearded Iris makes quite the statement. Often thought of as a very traditional iris, this particular bloom was often featured in Monet's paintings.New to bearded iris? Click here for 6 tips from our garden expert!

Make an impact on your landscape with the Warrior King Tall Bearded Iris! Its velvety dark red flowers are slightly ruffled and are formed on well branched stems. The standards of this particular iris are somewhat lighter in color in a coral-red color and the beards boast of a rare tangerine color. Truly unique!New to bearded iris? Click here for 6 tips from our garden expert! ...

Here Comes the Night Tall Bearded Iris will create a dramatic appearance in late spring with it's black blooms. The creamy buttermilk beard with a yellow throat creates quite the contrast against the purple-black velvet texture in the falls! It produces 6-7 buds per stalk on sturdy three-branched stems.New to bearded iris? Click here for 6 tips from our garden expert! ...

 Imbroglio Bearded Iris is a medium size Iris that will grow 24-30" tall. Lavender purple blooms with white and orange accents can be seen on sturdy stems. New to bearded iris? Click here for 6 tips from our garden expert! ...

Plum Fun Bearded Iris is a stunning deep purple iris which grows 36" tall or slightly more. Various shades of magenta purple and deep purple can be seen in this late spring blooming iris.New to bearded iris? Click here for 6 tips from our garden expert!

The Crown Imperial is a stately plant which likes to catch all the attention and should therefore be planted in between perennials which flower later in the season. Aurora has beautiful orange-red flowers and a musky scent that keeps rabbits and deer away. *Plant bulb on its sideClick here to view our Fritillaria Planting Guide!

The Crown Imperial is a stately plant which likes to catch all the attention and therefore should be planted in between perennials which flower later in the season. Rubra Maxima has very large flame-orange flowers with purple veins and a musky scent that keeps rabbits and deer away. It is very nice in modern gardens. *Plant bulb on its sideClick here to view our Fritillaria Planting Guide! ...

Giuseppe Verdi Kaufmanniana Tulips are a stunning display of red blooms with bright yellow edges.  The petals tend to be somewhat pointed and open to resemble a water lily.  Kaufmanniana tulips are known for being very early Spring bloomers as well as having short stems, reaching only up to 10".  These varieties are perfect for rock gardens and borders.   Click here for more information on Kaufmanniana Tulips! ...

Showwinner kaufmanniana Tulips are sure to be a showstopper in your early Spring garden bed!  The bright red petals are a perfect addition to a rock garden or as a border plant in a Spring blooming garden.  Kaufmanniana tulips are known for being reliable perennials and naturalizing easily.  Plant in masses to create a sea of color in your landscape! Symbolizes eternal happiness and perfect love! Official 11yr Wedding Anniversary flower too. Click here for more information on...

Red Emperor fosteriana Tulip, also known as Madame Lefeber, is one of the first tulips to sprout in early Spring. The huge blooms and strong stems make it a popular variety that can stand up to those early Spring rainshowers. Bright red blooms will add a pop of color during the early Spring season. Plant in masses to create a sea of color or in bunches to create a bouquet effect in your landscape. Fosteriana tulips are very hardy and naturalize easily. Learn more about Fosteriana Tulips by...

Tulip fosteriana Orange Brilliant has imperial, deep orange flowers with beautiful grayish-green leaves. This variety has large blooms reaching up to 10" across when fully opened!  Fosteriana tulips are known for their bright, bold colors and their ability to naturalize easily.  Plant in mass plantings or groupings to make a colorful impact in your Spring garden bed. Learn more about Fosteriana Tulips by clicking here to read our Bulb Blog! ...

Tulip fosteriana Purissima is pure white and offers a subtle, sweet fragrance. This variety is also known as White Emperor Tulip and naturalizes easily. Plant in large groups or bunches for a high impact effect in your Spring landscape. Learn more about Fosteriana Tulips by clicking here to read our Bulb Blog!

Stay cool, calm, and relaxed with these blue tones in your garden. Blueberry Bliss, Victoria Falls, and Blackbeard appear in late Spring in light to dark shades of blue. Immortality Bearded Iris is pure white and acts as the punctuation mark to the shades of blue in this Iris garden. Cool colors like the blue flowers of these bearded iris can make small spaces appear larger. The Cool Bearded Iris Collection contains: 1 (1 rhizome) pack of #35102 Victoria Falls Reblooming Iris1 (1 rhizome) pack...