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These widely-admired cut flowers are a favorite of flower arranger and garden designers alike. These are really a vibrant red in color. Many plant these in containers and, they can be easily moved into house before winter - great as house plants! New to planting callas? Click here to learn all about calla lilies on our Bulb Blog!

Red Devon daffodils are a large-cupped variety with clear, lemon yellow petals and a large, scarlet orange cup. If you are looking for a fragrant daffodil for your garden or bouquets, look no further, as Red Devon Daffodils are one of the most fragrant daffodils available. Our jumbo bag features 50 daffodil bulbs for an always low price, meaning more blooms for your buck. Space daffodils 4-6" apart, and plant 6-8" deep in fall or early winter. New to planting daffodils? Click here to learn all...

Our large-cupped Narcissi Red Devon is a yellow flower with a bright scarlet-orange cup. Daffodil growers boast that Red Devon is one of the most fragrant daffodils in existence. It comes 100 bulbs per bag and it enjoys the sun and partial shade. The best part about these bulbs is that they are top-sized! Our competitors charge $80 - $90 for the same thing! Take advantage of this deal while it lasts! New to planting daffodils? Click here to learn all about growing daffodils! ...

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...

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...

The Red Eyes Blend is a spectacular mix of bright pink/red hyacinth and snow white daffodils with a small yellow trumpet with a red outline. The two bloom in unison early to mid-Spring and offer contrasting colors that are pleasing to the eye! This blend includes 10 hyacinth bulbs and 15 daffodil bulbs to create this spectacular mix!  New to planting Fall bulbs? Click here to learn all about them on our Bulb Blog! ...

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! ...

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! ...

These cannas will make an impressive focal point in a bedding display. Red to orange colored flowers atop these burgundy bronze stalks that grow over 4 feet tall! The large blooms form an imperial spike that will add an exotic look to your garden. A pleasure to grow! Click here for advice on caring for your cannas, courtesy of our Bulb Blog!

Red Morning Orienpet Lily is a lily hybrid between an oriental lily and trumpet lily. Deep maroon blooms are accented with yellow edges, similar to a red morning sky. This tall lily will grow 4' on average, but has potential to get taller in the correct growing conditions. New to planting lilies? Click here for planting and care information from our Bulb Blog! ...

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! ...

The blooms of the Ranunculus look like large buttercups. Great cut flowers and helps it produce even more blooms! Thanks to their uncomplicated appearance they combine well in any garden setting. In a cottage garden you can get away with combining all the colors of Ranunculus and create a romantic ocean of color and  texture. Flowers symbolize radiant charm! These bulbs will need 6-8 weeks of cool* weather to sprout. If too warm, they will stay dormant. *Evening 40-50° at night with...