Item Descriptions
Alliums – Care free and rewarding, deer resistant, make excellent cut flowers. They will tolerate poor garden soil; once established they will naturalize easily.
Chionodoxa – These flowers are among the first bulbs to bloom in early spring. Growing approximately 6”
tall, once it becomes time to cut your grass for the first time these flowers will have already created a nice blanket on your grass.
Large Crocus – Colorful crocus are a first sign of spring! Good for borders or edging; in small or large group plantings. They will spread (a.k.a. naturalizing) in the grass, woodlands, slopes, under trees. Deer resistant.
Dutch Iris – Have a mix of upright and downward curving petals that often reveal contrasting colors. These showy flowers have a light, airy character that lend beauty to landscaping and floral arrangements. Deer proof.
Daffodils and Narcissi – These wonderful flowers boast hardiness, deer resistance, tolerant of full sun to shade and look as great in a vase as in the garden. Narcissus is the botanical name for all daffodils; therefore all daffodil are narcissus, but most people have come to use the term daffodil when talking about large trumpet shaped flowers and narcissi when talking about smaller cupped flowers.
Fritillia – Bell shaped flowers. Fritillaria requires a well-drained soil and is ideal for rock gardens. Known for their musky scent. Deer and rodent resistant.
Hyacinths/Muscari– Ideal for borders, rock gardens, naturalizing, or co-planting with tulips or daffodils. Hyacinth petals curve out. If left undisturbed, they multiply rapidly. Deer resistant.
Snowdrops – These bulbs produce one small flower that hangs down like a “snowdrop” until it blooms. These miraculous flowers even take to their name, sometimes not even waiting for the snow to melt before pushing up out of the ground.
Squill – Flowers are at the top of a slender naked stem. Each flower is about 1 inch across when fully open. Very cold hardy and flowers in the early spring.
Tulips – Tulip bulbs were once so valuable they were used as money! The tulip family offers a wide selection such as Kaufmanniana, Fosteriana, Darwin, Triumph, Single Early/Late, Double Early/Late, andthe list goes on. Most tulips do not naturalize but they will return year after year in the same bed. Some varieties are very popular and easily recognized while others are finding new fans after many years.
Bulb Care Fertilizer – A mild organic fertilizer. A 3 pound bag will cover 75 square feet.
Bulb Auger– Heavy-duty steel auger that attaches to any 3/8” or larger drill.
Item # Descriptions of Varieties Offered (see order form)
01Allium CaeruleumFragrant variety with blue blooms about 1-2”. Great for pollinators! Height: 14-16”. Deer and rodent resistant. Full to half sun. Blooms in early summer. HZ: 2-10
02Allium Mount EverestFragrant variety with large white blooms about 4-6”. Great for pollinators! Height: 36-40”. Deer and rodent resistant. Full to half sun. Blooms in late spring. HZ: 4-9
03Chionodoxa Blue Giant Blooms with blue petals and a white center. 5-10 starry flowers per stem; great naturalizers. Height: 6-8”.Deer and rodent resistant. Blooms in early spring. HZ: 3-9
04Crocus Specie Lady KillerBlooms are White with purple outer petals. Great for pollinators! Height: 3-4”. Partial shade. Blooms in early spring. HZ: 3-9
05Large Flowering Crocus Mix Use in borders; group together for naturalizing. Assortment of purples, whites and yellows.Great for pollinators! Height: 4-6”. Full to partial sun. Blooms in April. Hardiness Zone (HZ): 3-9
06Dutch Master Daffodil Most popular of all large, yellow daffodils. Excellent for large landscaping jobs.Great for pollinators! Height: 14-16”. Fragrant. Deer and rodent resistant. Full to partial sun. Blooms April. HZ: 2-10
07Daffodil Trumpet MixFragrant mixture of white and yellow blooms. Great for pollinators! Height: 14-16”. Deer and rodent resistant. Full to half sun. Blooms mid spring. HZ: 2-10
08Fritillariameleagris MixChequered lily. Blooms are mixed purple and white. Height: 8-10”. Deer and rodent resistant. Full to half sun. Blooms in mid spring. HZ: 3-10
09Hyacinth Easter Joy MixMixed colored and fragrant blooms. Great for pollinators! Height 10-12”. Deer and rodent resistant. Full sun to partial shade. Blooms in mid spring. HZ: 2-10
10Hyacinth Gipsy QueenOrange colored and fragrant blooms. Great for pollinators! Height 10-12”. Deer and rodent resistant. Full sun to partial shade. Blooms in mid spring. HZ: 2-10
11Hyacinth Pink Surprise Pink colored and fragrant blooms. Helps support with fighting Breast Cancer. Great for pollinators! Height 10-12”. Deer and rodent resistant. Full sun to partial shade. Blooms in mid spring. HZ: 2-10
12Iris Halloween HaloFragrant white blooms with pale yellow trim. Re-Bloomer. Height: 34-38”. Deer and rodent resistant. Full sun to partial shade. Blooms in late spring to fall. HZ: 3-9
13Dwarf Iris Mix Low height mix of purples, deep blues, yellow, and pale blue. Plant 4” deep and 4” apart for best results. Height: 4-6”. Deer and rodent resistant. Full sun. Blooms in early April. HZ: 2-10
14Giant Snowdrops Reminiscent of Lily of the Valley, these dainty white flowers resemble clusters of small white bells hanging from their stems. Height: 14-16”. Deer and rodent resistant. Blooms in late spring. HZ: 4-10
15Narcissus Jack Snipe A cyclamineus narcissus that produces cute blooms of white petals and vivid yellow cups. Ideal for cluster planting and rock gardens, and will naturalize. Resist deer and squirrel. Plant 6” deep and 6” apart. Full to partial sun. Blooms in April. HZ: 2-10
16Narcissus Pink CharmLarge cupped-shaped white blooms with pink ring around the cup. Height: 14-16”. Fragrant. Deer and rodent resistant. Full sun to partial shade. Blooms in mid spring. HZ: 2-10
17Narcissus IntriguePale yellow blooms with a white center. Fragrant. Deer and rodent resistant. Full sun to partial shade. Height: 14-16”. Blooms in mid spring. HZ: 2-10
18Narcissus Double Narcissus Mix Mixture of double flowering yellow and white blooms. Fragrant. Deer and rodent resistant. Height: 14-16”. Full sun to partial shade. Blooms in mid spring. HZ: 2-10
19Narcissus Apricot WhirlLarge salmon-pink colored blooms with white outer petals. Blooms are up to 4” across. Height: 14-16”. Full sun to partial shade. Blooms in April. HZ: 2-10
20Siberian SquillSmall blue blooms. Very cold hardy. Great for pollinators. Height: 4-6”. Full shade to partial shade. Blooms in early spring. HZ: 2-10
21Tulip Christmas Dream Bright pink blooms. Height: 12-14”. Full sun. Blooms in mid spring. HZ: 2-8
22Tulip Hollandia Beautiful red blooms with strong steams that can withstand windy weather. Triumph tulip. Height: 14-16”. Full sun to partial shade. Blooms in mid spring. HZ: 2-8
23Tulip, Double Mount TacomaLong lasting white double flowers. Fragrant. Height: 16-18”. Full sun. Blooms in late spring. HZ: 2-8
24Tulip Orange Balloon Vibrant orange bloom. Wind and weather resistant. Height: 18-22”. Full sun. Blooms in mid spring. HZ: 2-8
25Tulip Princess IreneBeauty orange flower with purple highlights that complement each other. Fragrant. Height: 12-14”. Full sun. Blooms in mid spring. HZ: 2-8
26Tulip Purple Passion Mix A gorgeous combination of dark to light purple triumph tulips, some of which are bi-colored. Height: 18-20”. Full to half sun. Blooms in mid spring. HZ: 2-8
27Tulip Tequila Sunrise Mix A mixture of colors that are reminiscent of the rising sun. Blooms brighten any garden. Height: 20-22”. Full sun. Blooms in mid spring. HZ: 2-8
28Tulip VirichicAn open bloom with pink petals highlighted with a green center. Height: 20-22”. Full sun. Blooms in late spring. HZ: 2-8
29Tulip White Elegance Lily flowering, white blossoms. Height: 12-14”. Full sun to partial shade. Blooms in mid spring. HZ: 2-8
30Tulip Wildflower Mix Blooms are either purple, orange, white or yellow, the size of large crocus. Fragrant. Deer and rodent resistant. Height: 4-6”. Full to half sun. Blooms in early spring. HZ: 2-10
Don’t see the bulb variety you were hoping for?
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However, please understand that minimum amounts may be required.
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