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This pack includes: Allium moly, Allium neapolitanum, Ostrowskianum Allium, and Allium caeruleum. This mix of small allium is also known as Persian onions or mountain bells!  Alliums make excellent plants for the middle or back of borders. Alliums also make excellent cut flowers and are long-lasting in water. This mixed assortment will add beautiful color and height to your garden. Allium are rodent and deer resistant. Click here for additional information on growing alliums! ...

Armeniacum is the best known of the Muscari-species. True blue scented flowers, very nice along the edge of a path with Campanula portenschlagiana or Dianthus deltoides. Can be used in containers as well with for instance Puschkinia scilloides libanotica when forcing.Looking for tips on planting fall bulbs? Click here to visit our bulb blog!

Otherwise known as Chionodoxa forbesii. Chionodoxas are most effective in large groups under deciduous trees and in front of early-flowering shrubs. Though short stemmed, they live long in cut flower arrangements. Either in sun or dappled shade, they will flower everywhere.

Ivory Queen Allium is a short variety reaching heights of 6-10" at maturity. This compact allium is best for border plantings. The 5-6" diameter ball blooms are snow white! Best planted in full sun, well drained soil, and will bloom in late Spring. Click here for additional information on growing alliums!

Allium schubertii is one of the most striking ornamental onions: a small, rounded flowerhead develops into a second, much larger and more transparent flowerhead. A real beauty which can be easily dried and will last for years in this state. The flower stems grow 12-24" tall. Flowers have shades of white, silver, and rose throughout.  Click here for additional information on growing alliums! ...

Star of Persia Allium is an excellent cut flower either in fresh or dried condition. Its 10-12" bloom is amethyst-violet color and loose umbel. This variety is considered to be the most beautiful allium and has very dense flowers in each of its blooms. 25 Star of Persia Allium bulbs cover 16 square feet. Click here for additional information on growing alliums! ...

Glory of the Snow (Chinodoxa) are some of the earliest flowers to appear in late Winter and early Spring. This mix of blue, pink, and white blooms will provide early color even when there is still snow on the ground. Sold in a pack of 50, this mix will cover approximately 5 square feet if planted at 4" spacing. New to planting Fall bulbs? Click here to learn all about them on our Bulb Blog! ...

This eye catching mix of muscari will really sweeten your garden with varying shade of blue and white, that will bloom together nicely. These fragrant clusters of blue bell shaped blooms will last for weeks in the spring garden. Muscari naturalize freely, which means they will be bigger, better and fill your spaces as the years go by. Plant at least 100 per 5 sq. ft. for the best color impact.Looking for tips on planting fall bulbs? Click here to visit our bulb blog! ...

Cora Louise Itoh Peony is a beautiful addition to your garden beds. Lush green leaves stay strong all season, and the sturdy stems hold up the 8-10" diameter blooms well. No staking is necessary to keep the blooms upright for the Cora Louise Itoh Peony. Long bloom time and large blooms make Cora Louise a real super star in the garden. About the blooms of Cora Louise: Semi-double large up to 10" blooms in shades of white accented by bright purple in the center and yellow stamens. When your Cora...

Julia Rose Itoh Peony has lush green leaves and delightful color changing blooms. The sturdy stems will hold up the large and showy 6-10" blooms in late Spring. Blooms range from a rosy pink to a salmon coral. Vigorous and cold hardy perennial will provide joy for many years. Enjoy the large and showy blooms outside as well as inside in your vases and cut flowers. Expect plenty of long lasting blooms from this Itoh Hybrid Peony. Blooms can go for about 3-4 weeks with up to 50 blossoms per...

It's no joke that this peony will adorn your garden with showy blooms in Spring. Joker Peony is a fully double blooming herbaceous peony. White blooms have picoteed rosy pink edges. Blooming in late spring, we suggest planting with Allium and Bearded Iris for a showy late spring display. * Please note: Due to the life cycle of this item it is harvested in late summer by our suppliers and do not arrive to us from Holland until early to mid-October. Therefore, all orders containing this item...

Iris Pallida Aureo Variegata is sure to turn heads in your garden! This sun loving plant forms golden yellow and grey green striped leaves. Towards early summer, you will see fragrant lavendar blue blooms emerge.

Orienpet Lilies, also known as OT Lilies, have the best traits of two popular lilies! These hybrid lilies are crossed between Oriental Lilies and Trumpet Lilies. Reaching heights of 4-6', these stately lilies stand out in the Summer garden. Fragrant blooms face outward and upward similar to that of both Oriental Lilies and Trumpet Lilies. Orienpet Lilies are hardy in zones 4-9 and do best planted in full to part sun. Lilies are carefree but do require soil that drains well. Plant lilies 6-8"...

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 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! ...

Like other Crocus, the Blue Pearl Crocus is one of the first blooms to emerge in the Spring. This award-winning variety is vigorous, fragrant, and a very reliable bloomer! Soft blue flowers on the outside with a deep yellow throat make this one of the most stunning varieties! Crocus are perfect for planting in perennial beds, lawns, under trees, rock gardens, and as a border plant. New to planting Fall bulbs? Click here for advice from our Bulb Blog! ...

Pink Jewel Allium are sure to add some sparkle in your garden!  The 3" flower heads consist of multiple light pink florets!  Alliums love the sun and bloom in late Spring into early Summer.  They do best in well drained soil and can even tolerate sandy soil. Pink Jewel Alliums are deer resistant and kept intact over Winter. They will provide Winter interest and provide some food for birds. Click here for additional information on growing alliums! ...

Dramatic is the only way to describe the Axiom Reblooming Daylily!  Bright yellow centers are surrounded by a red ring and orange serrated edges making this variety a showstopper!  This reblooming Daylily will bloom early to mid-Summer and are vigorous bloomers, containing 15-20 blooms per plant once mature!  Colors on this daylily will be more prominent and bright in cooler, dry temperatures.New to planting Daylilies in the fall? Click here for a complete guide! ...

Let the spherical, white blooms of this hard-to-find White Allium adorn the back of your border in late Spring. This is a relatively new hybrid that grows 3' tall with 4-6" diameter blooms. They combine well with other tall growing Allium such as Gladiator Allium or Globemaster Allium. Like other Allium this will make a great cut flower, is resistant to deer, squirrels and other pests, and will return for several years! Click here for additional information on growing alliums! ...

If you are looking for a uniquely colored daylily, look no further than the Lilylands Melon Sorbet Daylily!  Bright, melon peach double blooms with a bright yellow/green eye can reach up to 5" across!  Butterflies and hummingbirds will flock to this variety for a tasty treat!  The Lilylands Melon Sorbet Daylily is sure to draw attention to all that pass by!   New to planting Daylilies in the fall? Click here for a complete guide! ...

Frimousse Bearded Iris will be a show stopper in your garden! These large contrasting blooms are perfect if you are looking to add dimension to your garden or looking for a striking back border! The peach standards stand tall atop raspberry falls with bright orange beards! This bearded iris is sure to make an impact in your garden.  Click here for 6 helpful tips from our Bulb Blog! ...

Bring the Party Balloons to your Spring garden and let the festivities begin! The Party Balloons Allium features 8" wide blooms that are nearly perfectly round. Not only are these blooms gorgeous, it's also very possible you may see more than one bloom from one single bulb! The Party Balloon not only adds cheer to your late Spring garden, it also attracts pollinators with the-nectar filled, pink/purple flowers. They are deer resistant and look amazing in a cut flower arrangement. The Party...

If you want to attract lots of butterflies (monarchs specifically) to your garden, Gay Butterflies Butterfly Weed (Asclepias tuberosa 'Gay Butterflies') is a must have! Blooms may vary between shades of orange, red and yellow. Plant these perennials in a sunny location amongst other butterfly attracting plants such as Purple Cone Flower and Black Eyed Susan! New to planting bare roots? Click here for planting and care advice from our Bulb Blog! ...

The Mixed McKana Hybrid Columbine (Aquilegia) is a favorite among the midwest as it's nectar-filled tips attracts many hummingbirds and butterflies! Columbine produce large, bi-color blooms of yellow, white, pink, purple and blue. Bring color to your shady rock, natural or woodland gardens with these naturalizing, showy blooms. New to planting bare roots? Click here for planting and care advice from our Bulb Blog!Tip: Columbines planted close to each other may produce new hybrids as they...

This beautiful and wondrous pompon dahlia has soft pink blooms with accents of yellow. When the Wizard of Oz begins blooming in mid-summer expect to see blooms until the first frost of the year. Blooms are 2-3" in size, and make excellent cut flowers for vases and bouquets! Looking for more information on planting dahlias? Click here for some handy advice from our Bulb Blog! ...

Exquisite and showy pink and white blooms appear in late spring to early summer on the Painted Woman Siberian Iris. The falls of this siberian iris are rosy red mixed with golden accents, they stand out against the white standards. Siberian Iris are great for cut flowers, and tolerate moist soils once established. Painted Woman Iris works well in perennial borders.

Anemone coronaria 'Mr. Fokker' 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 beautiful true blue flowers in 6 to 10 weeks after planting. New to planting anemones? Click here for planting and care advice from our Bulb Blog!

Also called Spike Gayfeather and Blazing Star.  The white liatris is a classic bulb that has been growing in European and American borders for centuries. The wooly flower spikes give the liatris spicita alba an architectural character, and combined with other border perennials such as the liatris Gayfeather, it makes for a real showy garden. Long blooming and long vase life!

This is a classic bulb that has been growing in European and American borders for centuries. The wooly flower spikes give this plant an architectural caracter. Combine with other flowering plants of equal decorative value. Long bloomer and long vase life!

The Hardy Gloxinia is a favorite in old English gardens and, with their lilac-purple flowers, they add an almost tropical-looking accent to any garden! The deeply divided leaves form low clumps and produce 12-24" trumpet flower stems, completely void of leaves. The flowers emit a slight fragrant and are quite attractive to butterflies, birds, and bees alike. Remove faded flowers to encourage more. Protect in winter.

The Purple Magnus Coneflower (Echinacea) will make a home in your garden all summer long, and for many years to come. This drought-resistant wildflower makes an attractive addition to borders, informal or natural, and rock gardens. The large, colorful flowers will attract butterflies and look great as cut flowers. Try planting with other Rudbeckias, Liatris, and Phlox. New to planting bare roots? Click here for planting and care advice from our Bulb Blog!Tip: Promptly deadhead by cutting spent...

This shade loving perennial will grow 3' tall and does well in moist, well-draining soil. Expect flowers to appear in late summer, in shades of vibrant violet. This deer-resistant perennial tolerates shade and may attract hummingbirds!New to planting bare roots? Click here for planting and care advice from our Bulb Blog!

Flowers start as lacy red buds, and open to fluffy pink plumes which make a remarkable statement in the shade border or mixed in with hosta. The dissected foliage is also an attractive blue-green that turns a lovely shade of burgundy in fall. This astilbe is a mid-size grower at 24-36" tall and with a 24" spread. Astilbe prefer moist soils, especially when getting established. In dry, hot climates or summers, make sure to provide plenty of water.New to planting bare roots? Click here for...

This truly sensational early Summer blooming perennial is compact and full of pink blooms in early Summer. If the initial blooms are removed once they are spent, you will see another flush of blooms later in the season. This hardy perennial is great for a low border plant, as well as any garden that you want to attract butterflies and hummingbirds to. Sensation Rose Salvia will grow about 10-12" tall and has a nice vertical clump forming habit. New to bare root perennials? Click here to learn...

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.

The Blue Paradise Tall Garden Phlox is a classic among perennial gardens. The 6 inch clusters consist of violet bloom blooms all 1 inch each, which will bloom in July and August. This Perennial will be a striking addition to your border garden when planted in the middle or towards the back. This mildew-resistant variety carries a delicately fragrant vanilla clove scent. New to bare root perennials? Click here to learn all about growing perennials on our Bulb Blog! ...

Caesar's Brother Siberian Iris are a must-have for the sunny perennial garden. Caesar's Brother Iris are easy to grow, have violet to purple blooms in early Summer, and their grassy foliage remains attractive once they are done blooming. Caesar's Brother Iris do best when planted in full sun. Once established, they are tolerant of moist soils, and look nice when planted near water's edge. New to bare root perennials? Click here to learn all about growing perennials on our Bulb Blog! ...

Enjoy this unique blue Siberian iris with white striations through the petals. Siberian Iris are an easy to grow perennial, suited best for sunny areas, and adaptable to moist soils once established. The grassy foliage remains attractive all season, and looks best planted in mass, in the border or near waters' edge. New to bare root perennials? Click here to learn all about growing perennials on our Bulb Blog! ...

This Siberian Iris, bears creamy white and yellow blooms early Summer! Plant with Caesar's Brother or Flight of Butterflies Iris for a great impact in the early Summer garden. Siberian Iris are easy to grow perennials that do best when planted in full sun and in moist but well draining soil. Once established, they will tolerate fairly moist soil. Plant in clumps of 3 in the mixed border garden, or near water's edge. New to bare root perennials? Click here to learn all about growing perennials...

Great for naturalizing and use in woodland or cottage gardens, the Ruby Cloud Astrantia (or Masterwort) is a wonderful natural-looking perennial. This plant bears beautiful star-like delicate flowers on green stems in late spring. Flowers last quite a while on the plant and also make a long-lasting cut flower! Grow in partial shade for best results or in full sun if adequate water can be provided. New to bare root perennials? Click here to learn all about growing perennials on our Bulb Blog! ...

This dwarf phlox boasts bright pink clusters of blooms in late summer. The compact habit of this perennial makes it a great choice for border plantings. New to bare root perennials? Click here to learn all about growing perennials on our Bulb Blog!

Enjoy the bright yellow, purples, whites, and reds of this full sun perennial collection. These plants are all proven to come back year after year with little fuss. Most of them can be used for beautiful floral arrangements with a "country flair". They are also quite drought tolerant so make wonderful choices for planting on hillsides and larger areas. Contains the following individually packed and labeled varieties: 1 pkg. (10 bulbs/pkg.) Liatris Spicita Alba- White Liatris (#27129)1 pkg. (10...

If you can't get enough of the daylilies in your summer garden, then this collection is for you! Mix the bright hues of the Fragrant Returns with the warm tones of the Pardon Me and Black Prince Daylilies for a truly spectacular show all summer long. Remove spent flowers for even a longer-lasting show and you won't be disappointed! Contains the following individually packed and labeled varieties: 1 bare root Wild Horse Daylily (#27210)1 bare root Black Prince Purple Daylily...

A great perennial mix to start or add to a new flower bed! A mixture of colors: pink, white, purple, yellow, and orange. All flowers will multiply or get bushier over the years - filling in your entire planting bed!All Season Blooms included: For Early season blooms: Peony and AnemoneFor MID season blooms: Coneflower, Liatris, Cransebill, Oriental LilyFor LATE Season blooms: Rudebeckia, Sedum Contains the following individually packed and labeled varieties: 1 pkg. (3 bulbs/pkg.) Mixed Peonies...

Butterflies and Flowers - what else do you need? You can double or triple this collection for more instant butterfly attraction! These flowers all perennialize and naturalize, bringing more blooms and more butterflies each year! Contains the following individually packed and labeled varieties: 1 pkg. (1 root/pkg.) Black Eyed Susan (#27163)1 pkg. (10 bulbs/pkg.) Liatris Spicita (Gayfeather) (#27130)1 pkg. (1 root/pkg.) Magnus Purple Coneflower (#27161)1 pkg. (3 roots/pkg.) Mixed McKana Hybrid...

Pink and white fragrant clusters of blooms adorn this new tall phlox in mid to late Summer. Cool Water is a highly fragrant variety of phlox with a fragrance comparable to a rose. Plant in full to part sun for best results, in garden beds, borders, and containers. New to bare root perennials? Click here to learn all about growing perennials on our Bulb Blog! ...

Glowing Ember Crocosmia is a bright mix of orange, red and yellow. This mix will bloom in middle to late Summer. Adequate drainage is essential to the longevity of crocosmia bulbs.

Bowl of Beauty Peony will bring you a bowl of beautiful large pink blooms in late Spring. Peonies are revered for their delightful fragrance and large showy blooms. These long lived perennials are easy to care for once established, and should be planted in a location that they will not need to be moved. When your Bowl of Beauty Peony blooms in late Spring, expect a show of bright lipstick-pink blooms that have a lemon-yellow center of petals. The Bowl of Beauty Peony has been acclaimed by many...

The star of your summer garden has arrived. Star Mix Cactus Dahlias are a bright and sunny mix of yellow, orange, white, and peach dahlias. Cactus dahlias are some of our favorite cut flowers. Plant this bright mix in your border or large containers. Pointed blooms up to 7" across when planted in full sun, with adequate water and fertilizer. Looking for more information on planting dahlias? Click here for some handy advice from our Bulb Blog! ...

It's a bloom, it's a flower, it's an Optic Illusion Dahlia! Stunning multi-color decorative dahlia has blooms of pink, purple, and white. Optic Illusion Dahlia will produce 4-6" blooms in mid-Summer through your first frost in fall. Plant in full sun for best results. Looking for more information on planting dahlias? Click here for some handy advice from our Bulb Blog! ...

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...

You'll love this double-petaled tall phlox with bright pink blossoms! Cleopatra Tall Phlox is a real stunner in the perennial garden. This clump-forming perennial blooms late in the season, is fragrant, and does best when planted in full sun. New to bare root perennials? Click here to learn all about growing perennials on our Bulb Blog! Phlox paniculata 'Cleopatra' ...

A late summer blooming garden gem! Toad Lilies are shade and moisture tolerant perennials, with the most unique blooms you will find in the shade garden. Empress Toad Lily will grow in as an upright clump in your shade garden. Moist, rich, well drained soil is necessary for toad lilies to thrive in the garden. Empress Toad Lily starts blooming in August and September, and has showy speckled white and purple 1.5" blooms. New to bare root perennials? Click here to learn all about growing...

When My Sweetheart Returns... and they will over and over again with this re-blooming daylily! When My Sweetheart Returns is a strong re-blooming variety that will produce blooms daily for 3 months in summer, starting in late June to mid July depending on your location. When My Sweetheart Returns is a long blooming daylily, and also produces an abundance of blooms per stem. The 4" lemon yellow blooms have a rosy pink throat, which we think are very sweet. When My Sweetheart Returns does best...

Rosy Returns Daylily is a long blooming variety with 4" rose pink blooms that are fragrant. Daylilies are adaptive perennials that thrive in tough conditions. Rosy Returns will produce several showy blooms per stem, and once Rosy starts blooming in early summer, she doesn't stop until frost. If you are looking for an easy to grow perennial for full sun that is low maintenance and will provide plenty of color in your summer garden, the Rosy Returns is the perennial you need. Rosy Returns can be...

Fragrant Returns Daylily is similar to the popular Happy Returns Daylily in nearly every way. It boasts a long bloom time of lemon yellow blooms just like Happy Returns, but it is also fragrant! This easy to grow, long-blooming perennial has a place in every sunny garden. The slightly ruffled 3" blooms will appear early summer and last until frost. Fragrant Returns Daylily can be planted in borders, mass planting areas, slopes as well as containers. Click here to learn how to plant and care...