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Tipped in Blue Siberian Iris is one of the more exotic iris available!  The blue standards edged in yellow with blue tips create a unique bloom!  Not only is this iris a showstopper, it's also deer resistant and can tolerate moist soils!  Make sure to order some today to add this treasure to your early Summer garden and enjoy in cut flower bouquets! New to bare root perennials? Click here to learn all about growing perennials on 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.

Do you need a nice, compact dahlia for a container or to use as a border for your flower bed? Look no further than the Topmix Salmon Dahlia. The single daisy-like blooms are a salmon/pink color and will bloom all Summer into Fall. Looking for more information on planting dahlias? Click here for some handy advice from our Bulb Blog!

Rock Garden Narcissus Topolino is a dwarf species narcissus, with a small, strikingly white flower and soft yellow nose. Probably the most beautiful small narcissus in our assortment. New to planting daffodils? Click here to learn all about growing daffodils!

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!

Tricollet Daffodil is one of the most rare forms of daffodil on the market. The orange split-cup blooms are second to none. This variety makes a beautiful cut flower for vases and bouquets. Enjoy the blooms of Triocllet Daffodils season after season as they naturalize and perennializes readily.  Daffodils are deer, rabbit, squirrel, and chipmunk resistant. They are easy to grow in well drain soil, in hardiness zones 3-9. Plant Tricollet Daffodils with red tulips, and blue...

The tuberose is a very interesting and unique bulb to grow in the sunny summer garden. Polianthes tuberosa produces gorgeous white flowers on spike which are extremely fragrant with grass like foliage. Since this sweet fragrance (resembling that of a jasmine flower) lingers so long after cutting, this is a perfect flower to cut and place in a vase in your home!

Tutti Frutti Au-Rutti! This colorful mix of gladiolus may contain*: Blue Isle, White Prosperity, Espresso, Nova Lux, Wine and Roses, Spic and Span, and Green Star. Gladiolus are best when planted in full sun and well-drained soil. For extended blooms, stagger your planting by planting some gladiolus every 2 weeks, so that when they are ready to bloom, they will start blooming in 2 week increments. Click here for additional information on growing gladiolus from our Bulb Blog!* Please note we...

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...

Velvet Temptation Tulip & Allium Blend is a rich, lush mix that is sure to add beauty to your Spring garden bed. The dark burgundy Muriel Tulips pair perfectly with the purple Allium aflatunense for an extra purple combination.  Blooming in mid-to-late Spring, this combination will provide blooms for weeks. In the package the bulbs are mixed together; however, the allium bulbs are much larger than the pointed tulip bulbs. Allium will grow taller than the tulips, so we suggest...

Gladiolus are a well-known summer blooming plant that is the perfect addition to any garden bed or as a stand alone planting. This variety is highly valued for its striking vertical display in beds and borders, often reaching around four feet in height, and its long, strong stems make it an excellent and traditional choice for cut flower arrangements.Click here for additional information on growing gladiolus from our Bulb Blog! ...

This spring masterpiece is a late blooming gem for the garden! Vincent Van Gogh Tulips have deep purple blooms with frilly fringed edges of the petals. Plant with white or light pink tulips for a contrasting color combo that looks as beautiful as a painting! Tulips do best planted in full sun with soil that drains well. They require cold temperatures in order to produce a flower bulb. 12-16 weeks of temperatures below 55 degrees from late fall through early spring are necessary for a bud to...