Perennializing Bulbs

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! ...

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!

Sound the trumpets and roll out the red carpet for our Royal Trumpets Daffodil & Crocus Mix!  This delightful little blend is created from the Julia Jane Daffodil and Queen Bee Crocus.  Both will bloom in early Spring and are dwarf varieties reaching only 6-8" tall so work well as a border mix.  The Julia Jane Daffodil is really unique with small, yellow petals and a large upward facing trumpet.  This variety will naturalize easily and works well in a rock garden and shows...

The Samantha Botanical Tulip is truly unique with a bright red, double bloom accented with cheerful yellow shading!  Botanical Tulips are one of the few varieties that are considered deer resistance and are very low maintenance, needing very little water!  The bright red flowers only reach a height of 3-6" making this the perfect variety to use as a border around your Spring planting bed! Click here for a comprehensive guide to gardening with tulips from one of our garden experts! ...

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!

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! ...