Perennializing

Narcissus large-cupped Carlton looks like a trumpet with 5" blooms! One of the most yellow narcissi. Very strong and adaptable. Does very well indoors! Symbolizes new beginnings and ensures happiness. Used as March birth month flower and for 10yr wedding anniversaries. New to planting daffodils? Click here to learn all about growing daffodils!

Dutch Master daffodil is one of few traditional yellow daffodils with a large yellow trumpet and sturdy green stem. Blooms mid-spring.  Dutch Master daffodil bulbs love the sun and partial-shade. Symbolizes new beginnings and ensures happiness. Used as March birth month flower and for 10yr wedding anniversaries. New to planting daffodils? Click here to learn all about growing daffodils! ...

This eye catching hosta has wavy leaves up to 10" long. The wavy leaves are blue green with gold margins. Wolverine hosta has a nice mounding habbit, which makes it great for the front of the border, and for a neat and tidy appearance. Plant in partial to full shade.

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 mixture of enchanting crocus is a delight for spring gardens. Beautiful yellow, purple, and white crocus will bloom in early spring. Plant these early blooming favorites in fall before your ground freezes.  Crocus can also be used for indoor forcing, if provided 12 weeks of cold temperatures necessary to produce a flower bud.  New to planting Fall bulbs? Click here for advice from our Bulb Blog! ...

Make a BIG impact in your Spring flower beds with this beautiful Allium Mix! The Big Impact Mix offers a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors that will be sure to bring some great texture to your garden. Allium are perfect for a Spring bouquet and also work well as a dried flower to add to your arrangements. Click here for additional information on growing alliums! ...

White Giant Allium have large, white, globe-shaped blooms in late spring to early summer. The blooms can reach up to 6" diameter! White Giant Allium compliment other large flowering allium like Globemaster and Purple Sensation in the late spring garden!  Click here for additional information on growing alliums!

Invite butterflies to your garden with this colorful mix of coneflowers! Easy to grow in any sunny garden with soil that drains well. Once your coneflower start blooming in mid summer they don't stop until later summer. 

Delightfully fragrant spring blooming groundcover that thrives in a shaded location! Lily of the Valley is a classic and traditional perennial with highly scented white bell shaped blooms. Lily of the Valley is a groundcover that spreads vigorously so is best used where it has room to grow and spread.

One of the best hardy geraniums! In early to mid summer enjoy blue purple blooms covering this mound shaped perennial. Foliage turns a bright orange to red color enhancing the beauty and versatility of this hardy perennial. Plant in full to part sun for best results. 

Unique pink lily blooms appear after a rain storm throughout the summer. These dainty bulbs are native to the Caribbean, they grow well in full to part sun and are deer resistant! 

We're almost lost for words when trying to describe the "Pretty Woman" giant tree lily. Gorgeous, strong tall and spectacular are only a few of the words that come to mind. Large 8" wide fragrant blooms grade the top of this giant beauty that grows 3-4 feet the first year and up to an amazing 6-8 feet when the plant is fully mature! With 20 to 30 blooms on each plant by year three, this will certainly be one of the most unique features of your garden. Even with its incredible height, Pretty...

The history of tulips is a fascinating one, tulips have certainly evolved over time to meet the demands of their consumers and the ever changing world. Over time tulips have become a large part of the cut flower industry, which means that many of them are no longer truly perennials. We have selected tulips from each blooming time frame, early, mid and late blooming that are known to be more reliable perennials. * Please note that growing conditions, such as climate, sunlight, soil moisture...

Pink Giant Allium (Allium giganteum) is the tallest of the large-flowering allium with 4"-6" diameter ball-shaped flowers. The Pink Giant Allium adds a wonderful element to a garden and will even catch the eye of the non-gardeners! These huge flowers blossom the size of softballs with a gorgeous pink color and sway atop sturdy stems in late spring. These add great texture and look great when planted amongst other shorter plants. Click here for additional information on growing alliums! ...

 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! ...

The Crown Imperial is a tall, stately plant which likes to catch all the attention and therefore should be planted in between perennials which flower later in the season. Fritillaria imperialis 'Lutea' has yellow flowers with faint purple veins and a musky scent that keeps rabbits and deer away. Always plant Fritillaria on its side to avoid rotting.Click here to view our Fritillaria Planting Guide! ...

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!

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! ...

Two classic cannas for one great price! Red King Humbert has bronze foliage with red flowers. The green leaves and yellow speckeled blooms of Yellow King Humbert will match quite nicely with the Red King Humbert canna. This combination is great for a temporary screen as they are fast growing with thick leaves 4-5' tall.

The sun will always be up when you have these bright and happy large dinner plate dahlias in your garden! Plant them in a group of 3 together or space them amongst purple and blue flowers for a contrasting combination.