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Stresa Kaufmanniana Tulips are a classic beauty. This award winning tulips boasts of warmth and cheer with it's two toned yellow and red blooms. Blooming in early spring Stresa looks great when planted giant Dutch crocus and Dwarf Dutch Iris. Click here for more information on Kaufmanniana Tulips!

Sun Disc Daffodils is an award-winning miniature daffodil variety perfect for any Spring garden! Petite pale yellow petals form a disc-shape bloom accompanied by a small, bright yellow trumpet. Blooming in late Spring, this is a perfect daffodil to pair with late blooming tulips to create a colorful garden! New to planting daffodils? Click here to learn all about growing daffodils! ...

A sun tolerant hosta! Don't be fooled, this hosta will grow in shade as well, and thrives with morning sun - but for the best leaf color, plant it in a sunny location. Grows 1-3' tall with a similar width. Plant in moist-well drained soil in your shade or sun border.New to planting bare roots? Click here for planting and care advice from our Bulb Blog!

Sunglasses Advised Gladiolus Mix is so bright you'll have to wear shades! The bright bicolored gladiolus offer so much great color and texture to any garden! The yellow/orange hues of the Goldrush Gladiolus are contrasted nicely by the purple/yellow of the Cirus Club Gladiolus! These are not only deer resistant but are also prolific bloomers and are beautiful in a cut flower arrangement! Click here for additional information on growing gladiolus from our Bulb Blog! ...

Bring the beauty of the sunrise to your mid-Spring blooming garden with the Sunrise Dynasty Triumph Tulip!  This stunning variety features white petals at the bottom, fading into bright pink and ending with orange tips!  Plant in bunches to create a gorgeous display effect in your landscape.  These Triumph tulips are known for their sturdy stems and bright, saturated colors.  They work well as a border plant and are also great for cut flower arrangements.  Plant in...

Sunset Tropical Double Tulip is sure to give you the sense of being in a tropical paradise. These bright pink double tulips blooms mid to late-Spring. The Sunset Tropical Double Tulip will add a bright pop of color to your Spring garden or cut flower arrangements! For a truly tropical combination, plant Tropical Sunset Tulips with Creme Upstar Double Late Tulips and Ballerina Lily Flowering Tulips. This combination will be the starburst to your Spring tulip parade.  Plant Sunset...

Breathe in the scent of the Sweet Aroma Daffodil Blend! This blend offers a wide variety of daffodils including dwarf, large-cupped, double blooming, and bi-colored. Due to all the different varieties offered in this blend, you can expect blooms to last up to 10 weeks! Daffodils are perfect to use for cut flowers. New to planting daffodils? Click here to learn all about growing daffodils! ...

The Sweet Macaroon Tulip Mix is a delightful mix of Danique Botanical Tulips and Lucca Botanical Tulips.  These petite blooms only reach about 2" in diameter and reach 6-8" tall.  Danique offer pointed petals edged in pink fading into yellow and open to expose a blue/violet center.  Contrasting perfectly is the Lucca variety with bright, vibrant yellow petals that open to reveal a deep chocolate brown center.   The Sweet Macaroon Tulip Mix contains botanical tulips,...

Sweetheart has buttercream yellow blooms in early spring. The long lasting blooms are large and showy. When Sweetheart Fosteriana Tulip is combined with blue hyacinths or grape hyacinths in makes for a classic combination. Fosteriana Tulips are among some of the most reliable tulips for returning for several seasons.

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! ...

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!

Anemone coronaria is probably better known as a charming cut flower than as a bulb, but it definitely deserves a place in the garden. Just choose a warm and dry spot, and the bulbs will already reward you with flowers in 6 to 10 weeks after they have been planted. Before planting, they should be soaked in water for about an hour to help them start growing. Flower symbolizes unfading love and protection against evil. If this is your first time planting anemone, click here for instructions...