Good as Cut Flowers

Gladiolus, or sword lilies, are sure to be the high point of your summer garden. These attractive plants come in a mixture of red, purple, yellow, orange, pink, lilac, and white, and grow up to 60" tall with large flowers. Gladiolus look beautiful when they are planted in groups of 5 or more, or when incorporated into a cut flower bed. These easy to grow plants require full sun and well drained soil. Symbolize beauty, moral integrity, faithfulness. Birth month flower for August! Used for 40th...

Save big with our value bags. Each bag includes top quality bulbs which will create a unique summer garden. This value bag contains a mixture of yellows, orange, red, and white calla lilies. Use multiple bags of one variety for a consistent look, or combine our other value bags to add your own creative touch. New to planting callas? Click here to learn all about calla lilies on our Bulb Blog! ...

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! ...

Save big with our value bags! Each bag includes top-quality bulbs for red, orange, white, and pink flowers which will create a unique summer garden. Use multiple bags of one variety of a consistent look, or combine our value bags with an assortment of our other bulbs to add your own creative touch. New to planting lilies? Click here for planting and care information from our Bulb Blog. ...

This mix of oriental lilies is sure to bring a splash of color and fragrance to your sunny summer garden! Oriental lilies are grown for their large fragrant blooms and carefree nature! New to planting lilies? Click here for planting and care information from our Bulb Blog!

Freesia is a popular summer flower, in part due to their pleasant scent. This mixture of yellow, purple, white, orange and pink flowers do well in containers and make lovely cut flowers, especially for creating wedding boutonnieres, corsages and arrangements. Used for 7th Wedding Anniversaries. Also symbolizes innocence and thoughtfulness.Must be planted/started when temperatures are at 45-50° at night (for at least 4- 6 weeks) with full sun at day.  It will take approximately 6-...

Anemone coronaria are one of the most loved flowers for bouquets and cut flower arrangements. Black Eyed Beauty is an exceptional white anemone with smokey black centers and anthers that provide a dramatic appearance. Anemone bulbs have a hard outer shell that benefit from soaking in water 4-6 hours prior to planting. Once planted you can expect to see blooms from your anemone bulbs in approximately 3 months. If you stagger the planting times for your anemone bulbs this can help to extend the...

Oriental lilies will bloom with a burst of color and fragrance. These have deep pink petals that fade out to white on the edges with speckles of deeper pink. A brighter & bolder version of the Mona Lisa. These hardy plants can be planted in the spring and will tolerate the winter and bloom beautifully for many years. A symbol of purity, refined beauty and nurturing. Birth Month Flower for MAY! Used for 30th Wedding Anniversaries. New to planting lilies? Click here for planting and care...

Truly as big as a dinner plate, these specially selected, prize-winning size dahlias are the most spectacular we've ever offered. This one is a creamy white with some faded pink hues at the outer edges! A single stem will make a statement, and you'll find yourself cutting and sharing these beauties with friends.  For the large dinnerplate dahlias, we encourage you to pinch out the center-growing tip right above the 3rd full sets of leaves. It will make the plant less top-heavy to where...

Can't get enough Peonies? Try the mixed Peonies where you will have gorgeous ruffled blooms of Pink, Red, and White. These easy-to-grow Perennials bloom in the Early Summer and will leave you with shrub-like foliage to last until frost. Plant as a border in a sunny area. You will receive one package with 3 peonies included, one pink, one red and one white varietyWant to learn more about peonies? Click here for some helpful information from our Bulb Blog! Tip: Peonies make great cut flowers, so...

Big Blue Sea Holly is big on blooms and big on blue! If you are looking for perennials that will stand out among the crowd, the Big Blue Sea Holly will do the trick. Boasting iridescent spiky blue blooms and silvery foliage, this progressive perennial is the must have for unique summer blooms. The unique blooms look nice in the mixed garden border, but they really stand out as fresh cut flowers in a vase. Plant your Big Blue Sea Holly in a full sun location in soil that drains well or is even...

Pink Bleeding Hearts (Dicentra Spectabilis) are one of the best easy-to-grow perennials for shady areas of the garden. Returning year after year, their heart shaped blooms along with their blue-green foliage are the perfect addition to a moist woodland garden. New to planting bare roots? Click here for planting and care advice from our Bulb Blog! Tip: Try planting them next to a pond or stream with Columbine. ...

This charming flower does not resemble any of its kind. The tender white flowers have a purple heart and they dangle decoratively of a 32 inch stem. They flower one at a time and thus stay in bloom from early august till the first frost. Also known as Acidanthera Murielae, also called Peacock Orchid or Peacock gladiolus.

The fully double, outward-facing blooms on these fragrant oriental lilies will brighten up your garden! These oriental lilies are pollen free, so you can enjoy the delightful blooms without getting pollen stains on your face. Flowers up to 6" across. New to planting lilies? Click here for planting and care information 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! ...

Daylilies are adored by most gardeners young or old, experienced or novice. They provide a cheery bloom, and are easy to grow and keeps a bushy full green-leafed clump all summer until frost. This Daylily super pack has mixed colors that will brighten up your garden mid-summer. The clump grows larger every year and may be divided to add to other areas of garden or to share with friends! Click here to learn how to plant and care for daylilies, courtesy of our Bulb Blog! ...

Oriental lilies will bloom in mid to late summer, filling your garden with a burst of color and fragrance! These have deep pink petals that fade out to white on the edges and with speckles of deeper pink. A brighter & bolder version of the Mona Lisa lily. These hardy plants can be planted in the spring and will tolerate the winter, blooming beautifully for many years. A symbol of purity, refined beauty, and nurturing. Birth Month Flower for MAY! Used for 30th Wedding Anniversaries. New to...

The Black-Eyed Susan Coneflower (Rudbeckia Goldstrum) are well-known for their big, bright long-lasting golden blooms. These flowers returning year after year look best when planted in mass for late summer color. Try planting with other perennials, such as Liatris, and Sedum. Also, Rudbeckia look great in floral arrangements. New to planting bare roots? Click here for planting and care advice from our Bulb Blog! Tip: Black-Eyed Susans love the sun. The more sun, the better the bloom! ...

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.

Picotee Mix Buttercups have two toned blooms in early summer. Buttercups prefer to be planted in cool, but not cold conditions, ideally day time temperatures in the 60's. For warm climates (zones 8-11) buttercups will be perennial in nature, putting on blooms, going dormant to grow and bloom again. In colder climates buttercups will need to be lifted prior to the ground freezing, as they do not tolerate cold temperatures. Buttercups are very nice for fresh cut flowers and bouquets. They can...

The blooms of the Ranunculus look like large buttercups. Thanks to their uncomplicated appearance they combine well in any garden setting. In a cottage garden you can get away with combining all the mixed colors of Ranunculus and create a romantic ocean of color and texture with yellow, red, pink, orange and creams. *These bulbs will need at least 4-6 weeks of cool (evening 40-50° & daytime 60-75°) weather to sprout. If too warm, they will stay dormant. Can take 6-8 weeks to sprout. Zones 4-7...

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!

Dinnerplate Dahlias produce colorful blooms as big as dinnerplate. This decorative Dahlia is sure to impress! Each bloom will measure 8-10" in diameter. This one is bright white highlighted with purple striations throughout. Official flower used for 14th Wedding Anniversary. Perennial only in Zones 8-10. For the large dinnerplate dahlias, we encourage you to pinch out the center-growing tip right above the 3rd full sets of leaves. It will make the plant less top-heavy to where you have a need...

Dinnerplate Dahlias produce colorful blooms as big as dinnerplate. This decorative dahlia is sure to impress! Each bloom is capable of measuring 10-12" in diameter. This bloom is a bright, sunny, light yellow. Our dinnerplate dahlias will surely help create an award-winning garden! Official flower used for 14th Wedding Anniversary. Perennial only in zone 8-10. For the large dinnerplate dahlias, we encourage you to pinch out the center-growing tip right above the 3rd full sets of leaves. It...

Dinnerplate Dahlias produce colorful blooms as big as dinnerplate. This decorative dahlia is sure to impress! Each bloom is capable of measuring 8-10" in diameter. This lavender dinnerplate dahlia will surely help create an award-winning garden! Official flower used for 14th Wedding Anniversary. Perennial in zones 8-10. For the large dinnerplate dahlias, we encourage you to pinch out the center-growing tip right above the 3rd full sets of leaves. It will make the plant less top-heavy to where...

Dinnerplate Dahlias flower giant colorful blooms as big as dinnerplate. Each bloom is capable of measuring 8-10" in diameter. This warm orange decorative dahlia will surely help create an award-winning garden! Official flower used for 14th Wedding Anniversary. Perennial only in Zones 8-10. For the large dinnerplate dahlias, we encourage you to pinch out the center-growing tip right above the 3rd full sets of leaves. It will make the plant less top-heavy to where you have a need for staking....

Dinnerplate Dahlias create colorful blooms as big as dinnerplates. Each bloom can grow up to 8-10" in diameter. This is a white with creamy center dinnerplate dahlia that will surely help create an award-winning garden and a great pop for evening views of your garden. Official flower used for 14th Wedding Anniversary.  Perennial only in zones 8-10. For the large dinnerplate dahlias, we encourage you to pinch out the center-growing tip right above the 3rd full sets of leaves. It will make...

This 4-6" diameter purple flower petals curl into little tubes poking out from the center. The striking shape and color of the flowers can easily be combined with each other and with perennials. Further more, Dahlias are great cut flowers. Official flower used for 14th Wedding Anniversary. Perennial only in zones 8-10. Looking for more information on planting dahlias? Click here for some handy advice from our Bulb Blog! ...

Save big with our value bags. Each bag includes top-quality bulbs which will create a unique summer garden with orange, purple, pink, white, red, and yellow all mixed together. Use multiple bags of one variety for a consistent look, or combine our value bags with an assortment of our other bulbs to add your own creative touch. Looking for more information on planting dahlias? Click here for some handy advice from our Bulb Blog! ...

A true classic white calla, often seen used in floral arrangements. The lush green leaves are decorated with white dots to add extra flair even when this calla is not in bloom. Does best when planted in full sun, with well draining soil. Once established, will withstand moist conditions. New to planting callas? Click here to learn all about calla lilies on our Bulb Blog! ...

Hot pink flowers adorn the Garnet Glow Calla lily in mid-summer! These beauties make a perfect cut flower, as well as being great for mixing in with your perennials and container gardens. Plant Garnet Glow calla lilies with Purple Gem Cactus Dahlia, and Patriot Dahlia for a fun and vibrant color display!New to planting callas? Click here to learn all about calla lilies on our Bulb Blog! ...

Purple Sensation calla has deep purple eyes on purple/pink blooms in mid-Summer. This vigorous cultivar may produce up to 6 blooms from one bulb! New to planting callas? Click here to learn all about calla lilies on our Bulb Blog!

Odessa calla lily features deep, sultry purple almost black blooms mid-Summer! Looks absolutely stunning with white calla lilies or white dahlias in a bouquet! New to planting callas? Click here to learn all about calla lilies on our Bulb Blog!

This tropical beauty is a wonderful calla with an array of colors in the blooms! This versatile calla lily will display colors of peach, orange, yellow and pink all in one bloom throughout the bloom cycle. This is a miniature calla that will grow 10-18" tall. New to planting callas? Click here to learn all about calla lilies on our Bulb Blog!

This exquisite calla lily is a real gem. The unique blooms are white on the outside with a rich, deep purple-pink eye in the throat of the bloom. They compliment Odessa Calla Lilies and look great when planted together or cut for a bouquet together. New to planting callas? Click here to learn all about calla lilies on our Bulb Blog! ...

Oriental lilies will bloom in mid to late summer filling your garden with a burst of color and fragrance. These hardy plants have white with orange speckled petals and can be planted in the spring. They will tolerate the winter and bloom beautifully for many years. A symbol of purity, refined beauty and nurturing. Birth Month Flower for MAY! Used for 30th Wedding Anniversaries. New to planting lilies? Click here for planting and care information from our Bulb Blog! ...

Casablanca Oriental Lilies are a timeless classic! The large blossoms are pure white and fragrant, and will start blooming in mid-Summer. This white and fragrant lily combines well with all other oriental lilies and is especially nice when planted with Stargazer Oriental Lily, and Muscadet Oriental Lily. The Casablanca Lily is often called the White Stargazer Lily. New to planting lilies? Click here for planting and care information from our Bulb Blog! ...

These widely-admired cut flowers are a favorite of flower arrangers and garden designers alike with its multiple stalks & flowers per bulb! These cheery yellow flowers are sure to brighten up your garden. In mild climates they can be used as architectural plants, for instance along the edge of a pond, as they require moist soil. Most plant these in containers, and they can be great house plants. New to planting callas? Click here to learn all about calla lilies on our Bulb Blog! ...

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!

Solist Gladiolus has large, exhibition-size, pure stark-white blooms starting 60-90 days after planting. White gladiolus combine well with all other gladiolus to provide a nice light contrast in your garden or vases. Click here for additional information on growing gladiolus from our Bulb Blog!

The Jester Gladiolus will certainly put a smile on your face! These vibrant yellow flowers have a red center that look great with red, yellow and white gladiolus and dahlias. Click here for additional information on growing gladiolus from our Bulb Blog!

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!

These early blooming lilies will provide a sweet aroma in your garden all summer long. These profuse blooming, star-shaped white flowers with hot pink ends will certainly stand out. For best results plant in well drained soil. Asiatic lilies will naturalize; plant in beds that allow for growth. Birth month flower for MAY! Used for 30th Wedding Anniversaries! A symbol of purity, refined beauty and nurturing. New to planting lilies? Click here for planting and care information from our Bulb...

Oriental lilies will bloom in mid to late summer, filling your garden with a burst of color and fragrance. These petals are mostly bright pink that the edges fade out to white with speckles of darker pink toward center of flower. A "softer" version of the Stargazer. These hardy plants can be planted in the spring and will tolerate the winter and bloom beautifully for many years. A symbol of purity, refined beauty and nurturing. Birth Month Flower for MAY! Used for 30th Wedding Anniversaries....

Large, light purple blooms with white centers adorn this large flowering dinnerplate dahlia! This variety is new and exclusive, and so far is only available on the European bulb market. For the large dinnerplate dahlias, we encourage you to pinch out the center-growing tip right above the 3rd full sets of leaves. It will make the plant less top-heavy to where you have a need for staking. Consider using a slug bait before its fully grown. Colors can vary in intensity due to soil, weather, and...

Truly fantastic! Add a touch of the tropics to your late summer garden with these Caribbean Fantasy Dahlias! The petals' color base is a creamy white, changing to different hues of peaches, oranges, and pinks as it matures. With no two blooms alike, these semi-dinnerplate flowers are large and perfect for the free-spirited gardener. They also look spectacular in fresh cut flower bouquets! Looking for more information on planting dahlias? Click here for some handy advice from our Bulb Blog! ...

Bold and beautiful, the Manhattan Island Dahlia produces blooms that will stop you in your tracks! The bright yellow center of each flower changes to a brilliant red, ultimately turning magenta pink at the tips. Each flower measures 6-8" in diameter and make wonderful cut flowers. Plant amongst other late blooming yellow flowers to play off the center and create a really standout appearance! Looking for more information on planting dahlias? Click here for some handy advice from our Bulb Blog! ...

These beautiful 6-8" blooms boast of a pure, deep red color and rounded petals. Gorgeous in every way, the Deutschland Dahlia grows a tad taller than most, sometimes reach in excess of four feet in height. Wonderful in cutting gardens of reds and oranges, this dahlia will not disappoint! Looking for more information on planting dahlias? Click here for some handy advice from our Bulb Blog! ...

Producing countless violet blooms from July until frost, Le Baron Dahlia is a must-have in your summer garden. The 4-6" diameter blooms are a perfect complement to other purple hues as wells as pinks and whites. The lush dark green foliage is perfect for filling in the backdrop of a sunny garden or the center of a large container. Like most dahlias, this one is also great for cutting! Looking for more information on planting dahlias? Click here for some handy advice from our Bulb Blog! ...

This fun and fabulous multi-colored red and orange cactus dahlia will light up the garden from mid-Summer to frost! This new variety from Holland bears flecks and explosions of orange, tangerine, and red on the sharp petals. Cactus dahlias are often also referred to as Fimbriata dahlias. Looking for more information on planting dahlias? Click here for some handy advice from our Bulb Blog! ...

Beautiful new decorative dahlia variety from Holland with orchid-pink petals that has white tips at the ends of the petals. Looking for more information on planting dahlias? Click here for some handy advice from our Bulb Blog!

This dinnerplate dahlia has large 10"+ diameter blooms when fully grown and properly pruned. Penhill Dark Monarch has multi-dimensional blooms of coral pink, orange, and even hints of purple. Go big and go bold with the Penhill Dark Monarch Dahlia. Looking for more information on planting dahlias? Click here for some handy advice from our Bulb Blog!

This beautiful Table Dancer Dahlia will dance in your garden with its showy frilly blooms. This cactus dahlia has vivid purple blooms with white tips on double pointed petals. Looks nice when planted with Le Baron Dahlia and Fleurel Dinnerplate Dahlia. Looking for more information on planting dahlias? Click here for some handy advice from our Bulb Blog! ...

With large, showy, 8" diameter blooms in deep red and white, this dahlia definitely has the X-factor. This dahlia will begin blooming in mid-summer and continue until the first hard frost of the year. Looking for more information on planting dahlias? Click here for some handy advice from our Bulb Blog!

Elga Cactus Dahlia has bright pink blooms and pointed petals. This bushy dahlia grows 36-48" tall with a similar spread, and does best when planted in full sun. Looking for more information on planting dahlias? Click here for some handy advice from our Bulb Blog!