Perennializing

The bright red blooms of the Pulp Fiction Dahlia pop against its dark purple foliage! This variety has a compact, upright habit. Plant in a container or as a border plant for your flower bed. Looking for more information on planting dahlias? Click here for some handy advice from our Bulb Blog!

That's Love Gladiolus is sure to add beauty to your garden with the pale pink blooms with ruby-red heart-shaped centers. Gladiolus are a well-known summer blooming plant that is the perfect addition to any garden bed or as a stand alone planting. That's Love Gladiolus are ideal for use in cut flower arrangements. Click here for additional information on growing gladiolus from our Bulb Blog! ...

Miss Feya Orienpet Lily is a stunning raspberry lily with thin white edges. Miss Feya is not only disease resistant, it is also one of the most fragrant Orienpet Lily varieties available. Miss Feya Orienpet Lily will get about 4' tall but has the potential to grow even taller in the right environment. New to planting lilies? Click here for planting and care information from our Bulb Blog! ...

Purple Eye Asiatic Lily is a showy purple lily. Its flowers are bright pink and accented by a dark purple center. Asiatic lilies bloom in mid-summer with upright-facing flowers. Asiatic lilies go dormant a few weeks after blooming; consider planting lower growing perennials in front of the lilies to fill the void when they are dormant.  This purple lily looks best when planted with white lilies, light yellow lilies, and pink lilies.  New to planting lilies? Click here for...

Purple Rain Salvia is a low-maintenance perennial best for sunny locations. Purple Rain salvia is upright in habit, maturing at 24-30". Purple spires of blooms can be seen early summer through late summer. Removing spent flowers helps to encourage a longer bloom season. This perennial root will return and remain in your garden for many years. Salvia plants do well in dry soil and are drought tolerant once established. Be sure the soil they are planted in drains well. Salvia is also deer...

Pink Stripes Daylily is a reblooming daylily with bursts of pink and orange throughout. Daylilies are easy to grow perennials that thrive in sun and tolerate drought once established. Blooms on the Pink Stripe Daylily can grow up to 7" diameter! The pink blooms are striped, streaked, and spotted with shades of pink, accented with an orange throat. Plant daylilies in groupings of 3-5 for best results. Pink Stripes can be mixed with other daylilies to create a colorful and eye-catching garden...

Bowl of Beauty Peony will bring you a bowl of beautiful large pink blooms in late Spring. Peonies are revered for their delightful fragrance and large showy blooms. These long lived perennials are easy to care for once established, and should be planted in a location that they will not need to be moved. When your Bowl of Beauty Peony blooms in late Spring, expect a show of bright lipstick-pink blooms that have a lemon-yellow center of petals. The Bowl of Beauty Peony has been acclaimed by many...

Double pink blooms appear late summer on the Pamina Anemone. Pamina Japanese Anemone performs best in full sun to part shade. Planting this in moist soil that drains well is important to the health and happiness of Pamina Anemone. New to planting anemones? Click here for planting and care advice from our Bulb Blog!

Veitch's Blue Globe Thistle is an exquisite sun and drought tolerant perennial. The blooms of the Veitch's Blue add new dimension to your perennial garden. Globe Thistle makes a unique cut flower to add to your fresh flower bouquets. The blooms are 1-2" globe-shaped iridescent blue and are very showy. Globe Thistle is best grown in full sun. Globe Thistle tolerates poor, dry and rocky soils, and requires adequate drainage for the best results. New to bare root perennials? Click here to learn...

You'll love this double-petaled tall phlox with bright pink blossoms! Cleopatra Tall Phlox is a real stunner in the perennial garden. This clump-forming perennial blooms late in the season, is fragrant, and does best when planted in full sun. New to bare root perennials? Click here to learn all about growing perennials on our Bulb Blog! Phlox paniculata 'Cleopatra' ...

A late summer blooming garden gem! Toad Lilies are shade and moisture tolerant perennials, with the most unique blooms you will find in the shade garden. Empress Toad Lily will grow in as an upright clump in your shade garden. Moist, rich, well drained soil is necessary for toad lilies to thrive in the garden. Empress Toad Lily starts blooming in August and September, and has showy speckled white and purple 1.5" blooms. New to bare root perennials? Click here to learn all about growing...

Agapanthus is often called African Lily or Lily of the Nile. The White Superior Agapanthus has clusters of white tube shaped flowers atop tall stems. White Superior is great in containers, or planted in mass for a dramatic vertical accent. Grows 30-36" tall, best when planted in full sun, and attracts bees & hummingbirds.

When My Sweetheart Returns... and they will over and over again with this re-blooming daylily! When My Sweetheart Returns is a strong re-blooming variety that will produce blooms daily for 3 months in summer, starting in late June to mid July depending on your location. When My Sweetheart Returns is a long blooming daylily, and also produces an abundance of blooms per stem. The 4" lemon yellow blooms have a rosy pink throat, which we think are very sweet. When My Sweetheart Returns does best...

Rosy Returns Daylily is a long blooming variety with 4" rose pink blooms that are fragrant. Daylilies are adaptive perennials that thrive in tough conditions. Rosy Returns will produce several showy blooms per stem, and once Rosy starts blooming in early summer, she doesn't stop until frost. If you are looking for an easy to grow perennial for full sun that is low maintenance and will provide plenty of color in your summer garden, the Rosy Returns is the perennial you need. Rosy Returns can be...

Fragrant Returns Daylily is similar to the popular Happy Returns Daylily in nearly every way. It boasts a long bloom time of lemon yellow blooms just like Happy Returns, but it is also fragrant! This easy to grow, long-blooming perennial has a place in every sunny garden. The slightly ruffled 3" blooms will appear early summer and last until frost. Fragrant Returns Daylily can be planted in borders, mass planting areas, slopes as well as containers. Click here to learn how to plant and care...

Ruby Clare Mims Daylily is one of our favorite re-blooming daylilies. The strong flowering habit, re-blooming nature, and bright pink blooms make this daylily a winner for your summer garden. Daylilies are easy to grow and great perennials for beginner gardens. Ruby Clare Mims has deep raspberry pink blooms with a yellow and white throat. Best planted in borders or mass plantings, these daylilies thrive in any sunny location. Click here to learn how to plant and care for daylilies, courtesy of...

Night Beacon is a long re-blooming perennial daylily. Deep crimson maroon blooms are showy in the garden and accented with sunny yellow throats. Daylilies are easy to grow perennials, and do best when grown in full sun. You may want to remove the spent flowers to maintain a neat and tidy appearance, although it is not necessary. Click here to learn how to plant and care for daylilies, courtesy of our Bulb Blog! ...

Buckeye Belle Peony is a true crimson red semi-double blooming peony. Peonies are long-lived perennials that can thrive in one location for 75+ years. One of the best features of peony plants is their excellent blooms that are great as cut flowers! Buckeye Belle makes for a dramatic red cut flower for your spring garden bouquets. Peonies should be planted in full sun and in a location they can stay in long term as they do not like being transplanted. Plant peony roots no more than 2"...

Honorine Jobert Anemone is a mound-shaped perennial that holds a compact form. The 2-3" diameter blooms on the Honorine Jobert are pure white with a yellow center. This late blooming perennial will start blooming in August and continue through September. Honorine Jobert can grow 3-4' tall and fits well in the back of the perennial border or any location you need to add blooms late in the season. Grow Honorine Jobert Anemone in full sun to part shade, in moisture-rich soil that has a good...

Mmmmm, Scrumdiddlyumptious are the blooms on this peony! Scrummdiddlyumptious Peony is an Itoh peony, which are hybrid varieties between tree peonies and herbaceous peonies. The large, showy blooms are creamy yellow with blush pink edges. Scrummdiddlyumptious is a strong bloomer and could produce up to 50 blooms each season when mature. Want to learn more about peonies? Click here for some helpful information from our Bulb Blog! ...

This is a classic bulb that has been growing in European and American borders for centuries. The wooly flower spikes give this plant an architectural caracter. Combine with other flowering plants of equal decorative value. Long bloomer and long vase life!

The Hardy Gloxinia is a favorite in old English gardens and, with their lilac-purple flowers, they add an almost tropical-looking accent to any garden! The deeply divided leaves form low clumps and produce 12-24" trumpet flower stems, completely void of leaves. The flowers emit a slight fragrant and are quite attractive to butterflies, birds, and bees alike. Remove faded flowers to encourage more. Protect in winter.

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...

Stargazer lilies are the definitive oriental lily and represent the best qualities of oriental lilies. These classic, fragrant, pink flowers are a must-have in your lily garden, perennial garden, or mixed border garden. Plant in mass (36 bulbs or more) for a visual impact of color! Don't forget the sweet fragrance; the more you plant, the more powerful the scent will be in your yard and garden! We suggest planting in groups of 3-5 bulbs per planting area so they form a nice clump.  New to...

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! ...

Oriental lilies will bloom in mid to late summer filling your garden with a burst of color and fragrance. These hardy plants have white with orange speckled petals and can be planted in the spring. They will tolerate the winter and bloom beautifully for many years. A symbol of purity, refined beauty and nurturing. Birth Month Flower for MAY! Used for 30th Wedding Anniversaries. New to planting lilies? Click here for planting and care information from our Bulb Blog! ...

Casablanca Oriental Lilies are a timeless classic! The large blossoms are pure white and fragrant, and will start blooming in mid-Summer. This white and fragrant lily combines well with all other oriental lilies and is especially nice when planted with Stargazer Oriental Lily, and Muscadet Oriental Lily. The Casablanca Lily is often called the White Stargazer Lily. New to planting lilies? Click here for planting and care information from our Bulb Blog! ...

If you love roses but don't have enough sun to grow them, then this Bouton de Rose Double Begonia is perfect for you! Light pink and white rose-shaped blossoms adorn this compact double camellia begonia from summer to frost. Want to learn more about begonias? Click here for planting and care instructions, courtesy of our Bulb Blog!

White hanging basket begonias are a nice accent to your shaded containers and hanging baskets on your front porch. Mix them in with other colors, or plant a group of 3-5 per container for a solid white affect. Tuberous begonias do best when started indoors in late winter, and transplanted to your container after the danger of frost has passed in your area. Want to learn more about begonias? Click here for planting and care instructions, courtesy of our Bulb Blog! ...

This begonia produces double and large flowers in vivid red color. Excellent for pots and containers, this one will be a wonderful addition for your summer garden. Like other begonias, this one also blooms until early autumn. Our Begonia tubers are a large and plump 2.75" across (7+ cm) The bigger the bulb, the bigger the plant, and therefore more blooms for you to enjoy! Start your tuberous begonias indoor in late February for earlier summer blooms and more lush plants! Want to learn more...

This stunning begonia will add color and texture to your shade garden and containers. Switzerland Begonia features deep rose-red blooms against dark bronze-green foliage. Plant 3 of these begonias in a 10" pot for maximum effect and 5 of these begonias in 12-15" diameter containers for a robust look. Want to learn more about begonias? Click here for planting and care instructions, courtesy of our Bulb Blog! ...

Fragrant double blooms blooms will cascade in your hanging baskets and containers this summer! Be the first in your neighborhood to have these highly scented bright pink double blooms in your porch, patio and mailbox planters! Want to learn more about begonias? Click here for planting and care instructions, courtesy of our Bulb Blog!

Fully double pendulous red blooms will cascade over your baskets and planters. Hanging basket begonias are a large double flowered variety. Their exceptional branching habit requires fewer bulbs to fill a container with truly classic beauty. Want to learn more about begonias? Click here for planting and care instructions, courtesy of 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! ...

Large, light purple blooms with white centers adorn this large flowering dinnerplate dahlia! This variety is new and exclusive, and so far is only available on the European bulb market. For the large dinnerplate dahlias, we encourage you to pinch out the center-growing tip right above the 3rd full sets of leaves. It will make the plant less top-heavy to where you have a need for staking. Consider using a slug bait before its fully grown. Colors can vary in intensity due to soil, weather, and...

Gladiolus, or sword lilies, are sure to be the high point of your summer garden. These fuchsia-pink attractive plants grow up to 60" tall and produce large flowers. Gladiolus look beautiful when they are planted in groups of 5 or more, or when incorporated into a cut flower bed. These easy to grow plants require full sun and well drained soil. Symbolize beauty, moral integrity, faithfulness. Birth month flower for August! Used for 40th Wedding Anniversaries. Click here for additional...

These giant gladiolus will make a striking statement in your summer garden! Blooming with a deep red, almost black color, these flowers will be sure to catch any onlooker's eye. The flower stems can hold as many as 10-14 blooms and grow between 36 and 48 inches tall, making a nice backdrop for other lower growing plants. Click here for additional information on growing gladiolus from our Bulb Blog! ...

Love gladiolus flowers but looking for something new? You're in luck! These American Hybrid Gladioli are sure to impress and have your neighbors asking "What IS that?" Ready for an amazing new variety? The 'Vista' will blow you away with it's tri-colored petals of light purple, dark purple, and white! These flowers are great for cutting and will NOT disappoint! Symbolize beauty, moral integrity, faithfulness. Birth month flower for August! Used for 40th Wedding Anniversaries. Click here for...

Show your American pride with this wonderful gladiolus mix! This mix contains 6 bulbs each of the following varieties: Oscar (red), Madonna (Blue), and White Prosperity (White). The flower stems can hold as many as 10-14 blooms per stem, making excellent cut-flowers! Symbolize beauty, moral integrity, faithfulness. Birth month flower for August! Used for 40th Wedding Anniversaries. Click here for additional information on growing gladiolus from our Bulb Blog! ...

Solist Gladiolus has large, exhibition-size, pure stark-white blooms starting 60-90 days after planting. White gladiolus combine well with all other gladiolus to provide a nice light contrast in your garden or vases. Click here for additional information on growing gladiolus 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!

Traderhorn Gladiolus has large and dramatic red flowers with a bit of white at the throat of the bloom. 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...

Oriental lilies will bloom in mid to late summer, filling your garden with a burst of color and fragrance. These petals are mostly bright pink that the edges fade out to white with speckles of darker pink toward center of flower. A "softer" version of the Stargazer. These hardy plants can be planted in the spring and will tolerate the winter and bloom beautifully for many years. A symbol of purity, refined beauty and nurturing. Birth Month Flower for MAY! Used for 30th Wedding Anniversaries....

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...

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! ...