Zone 10 Hardy

This mix of tall canna lilies is great for garden borders, mass plantings, and anywhere else you need a splash of tall, tropical vertical accent. This mix of tall canna can grow 60"+ when planted in the right conditions. Canna lilies do best when planted in full sun (8+ hours a day). Once the rhizomes have sprouted and you have leaves, be sure to provide plenty of water for your canna lilies. Click here for advice on caring for your cannas, courtesy of 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! ...

Elegant and rare, this dwarf canna is not one to be missed. Its beautifully bronze foliage makes a nice contrast in the summer garden. The delicate peach color of the petals really stands out against this dark foliage, creating great contrast. Growers of this canna also claim that it can handle a bit more shade than other varieties, making it a bit more versatile. Truly angelic! Click here for advice on caring for your cannas, courtesy of our Bulb Blog! ...

These cannas will make an impressive focal point in a bedding display. Red to orange colored flowers atop these burgundy bronze stalks that grow over 4 feet tall! The large blooms form an imperial spike that will add an exotic look to your garden. A pleasure to grow! Click here for advice on caring for your cannas, courtesy of 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!

If you love roses but don't have enough sun to grow them, then this Bouton de Rose Double Begonia is perfect for you! Light pink and white rose-shaped blossoms adorn this compact double camellia begonia from summer to frost. Want to learn more about begonias? Click here for planting and care instructions, courtesy of our Bulb Blog!

White hanging basket begonias are a nice accent to your shaded containers and hanging baskets on your front porch. Mix them in with other colors, or plant a group of 3-5 per container for a solid white affect. Tuberous begonias do best when started indoors in late winter, and transplanted to your container after the danger of frost has passed in your area. Want to learn more about begonias? Click here for planting and care instructions, courtesy of our Bulb Blog! ...

This begonia produces double and large flowers in vivid red color. Excellent for pots and containers, this one will be a wonderful addition for your summer garden. Like other begonias, this one also blooms until early autumn. Our Begonia tubers are a large and plump 2.75" across (7+ cm) The bigger the bulb, the bigger the plant, and therefore more blooms for you to enjoy! Start your tuberous begonias indoor in late February for earlier summer blooms and more lush plants! Want to learn more...

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! ...

This begonia produces double and large flowers in vivid yellow color. Excellent for pots and containers, this one will be a wonderful addition for your summer garden. Like other begonias, this one also blooms until early autumn. Our Begonia tubers are a large and plump 2.75" across (7+ cm). The bigger the bulb, the bigger the plant, and therefore more blooms for you to enjoy! Start tuberous begonias indoor in late February for earlier summer blooms and more lush plants! Want to learn more...

This begonia produces double and large flowers in pink. Excellent for pots and containers, this one will be a wonderful addition for your summer garden. As other begonias, this one also blooms until early autumn. Our Begonia tubers are a large and plump 2.75" across (7+ cm). The bigger the bulb, the bigger the plant, and therefore more blooms for you to enjoy! Start tuberous begonias indoor in late February for earlier summer blooms! Want to learn more about begonias? Click here for...

This basic begonia produces double and large flowers in vivid orange color. Excellent for pots and containers, this one will be a wonderful addition for your summer garden. Like other begonias, this one also blooms until early autumn. Our Begonia tubers are a large and plump 2.75" across (7+ cm). The bigger the bulb, the bigger the plant, and therefore more blooms for you to enjoy! Start tuberous begonias indoor in late February for earlier summer blooms! Want to learn more about begonias?...

These begonias produce large flowers in vivid a Tangerine Orange color and are ideal for planting in hanging baskets. This begonia will be a wonderful addition for your summer garden. Like other begonias, hanging basket begonias bloom until early autumn. Our Begonia tubers are a large and plump 2.5" across (6cm). The bigger the bulb, the bigger the plant, and therefore more blooms for you to enjoy! Flower symbolizes cautiousness and a fanciful mind! Start tuberous begonias indoor in late...

These begonias produce large flowers in vivid yellow and are ideal for planting in hanging baskets. This begonia will be a wonderful addition for your summer garden. Like other begonias, hanging basket begonias bloom until early autumn. Our Begonia tubers are a large and plump 2.5" across (6cm). The bigger the bulb, the bigger the plant, and therefore more blooms for you to enjoy! Flower symbolizes cautiousness and a fanciful mind! Start tuberous begonias indoor in late February for earlier...

This basic begonia produces large flowers in yellow with each petal trimmed in orange/red. Excellent for pots and containers, this one will be a wonderful addition for your summer garden. Like other begonias, picotees bloom until early autumn. Our Begonia tubers are a large and plump 2.5" across (6 cm). The bigger the bulb, the bigger the plant, and therefore more blooms for you to enjoy! Flower symbolizes cautiousness and a fanciful mind! Start tuberous begonias indoor in late February for...

Fragrant double blooms blooms will cascade in your hanging baskets and containers this summer! Be the first in your neighborhood to have these highly scented bright pink double blooms in your porch, patio and mailbox planters! Want to learn more about begonias? Click here for planting and care instructions, courtesy of our Bulb Blog!

Fully double pendulous red blooms will cascade over your baskets and planters. Hanging basket begonias are a large double flowered variety. Their exceptional branching habit requires fewer bulbs to fill a container with truly classic beauty. Want to learn more about begonias? Click here for planting and care instructions, courtesy of our Bulb Blog! ...

The Samba mixed begonias is a fun and new mix! The large flowers have fringed petals adding a lot of texture. The blooms tend to be pastel colors and often are more than one color per bloom, very much like a picotee. They will add some fun to your shaded planting areas such as borders, and shaded patio plantings. Want to learn more about begonias? Click here for planting and care instructions, courtesy of our Bulb Blog! ...

Postman Joyner Caladiums are made for the shade, with its leafy-green and pink color. It thrives in the shade but can tolerate early morning and late afternoon sun. The Postman Joyner is the ideal plant for use in patio boxes, window sills or as border plants. Also known as Angel Wings.  You can start these indoors: Put a bit of potting soil, a little water, and the bulb in a plastic bag. Poke a few air holes in the bag and place it near a heat vent (needs 70° or higher). Once all danger...

This fancy, leafy-green edge with pinky-white center and red veins loves the shade but can tolerate early morning and late afternoon sun. The Carolyn Whorton is the ideal plant for use in patio boxes, window sills, or as border plants. Also known as Angel Wings.  You can start these indoors: Put a bit of potting soil, a little water, and the bulb in a plastic bag. Poke a few air holes in the bag and place it near a heat vent (needs 70° or higher). Once all danger of frost has passed, you...

This truly is a JUMBO plant! Simply an even larger version than its parent, this incredible plant's leaves can reach 36-48" long and and 24-36" in width! The leaves are produced on top of 6 to 8 foot tall stalks and create a tropical feel in the garden. The Jumbo Elephant Ear loves the partial shade and having moist feet. This particular item is one of the largest bulbs we sell nearly 10 inch in circumference!Perennial in zones 8-10 (Once you get roots growing, you CAN transplant to a pond....

This incredible plant is rightly named, as its leaves can reach 24-36" long and 12-24" in width! The leaves are produced on top of 24-36" tall stalks and create a tropical feel in the garden. The Elephant Ear loves the partial shade and having moist feet. (Once you get roots growing, you CAN transplant to a pond. Only submerge half bulb.) Perennial in zones 8-10Click here for more information about elephant ears! ...

Spice up the shaded areas of your garden or yard with this great value pack of Caladiums! This packaged contains 5 top-sized caladium bulbs, ranging in leaf color from red to pink to white. This mix will be sure to add a natural almost tropical feeling to even the darkest parts of your yard! Also known as Angel Wings. You can start these indoors: Put a bit of potting soil, a little water, and the bulb in a plastic bag. Poke a few air holes in the bag and place it near a heat vent (needs 70° or...

Let the Moonlight Caladium brighten up your shade garden with the luminescent brightness of its white leaves with a touch of green on the edges. This tropical-looking beauty favors morning sun to partial shade and well-drained soil. This caladium will grow up to 18-24 inches tall and looks great as a border plant or on the shady spot of your porch planted in a pot. You can start these indoors: Put a bit of potting soil, a little water, and the bulb in a plastic bag. Poke a few air holes in the...

Want to add a splash of red to your shady borders or under tree plantings? The Red Flash Caladium leaves have a red center that are speckled with white dots and surrounded by a green edge. Caladiums perform best when planted in warm soils, and may take 6-8 weeks to emerge in spring.  You can start these indoors: Put a bit of potting soil, a little water, and the bulb in a plastic bag. Poke a few air holes in the bag and place it near a heat vent (needs 70° or higher). Once all danger of...

White Queen is a dramatic caladium, that shines in the dark with bright red veins in the center of the leaves as well as bright white backgrounds with green accents. This variety is somewhat sun tolerant; however, it should be protected from hot afternoon sun. You can start these indoors: Put a bit of potting soil, a little water, and the bulb in a plastic bag. Poke a few air holes in the bag and place it near a heat vent (needs 70° or higher). Once all danger of frost has passed, you may...

These cannas will make an impressive focal point in a bedding display with their tall red blooms. Tall canna has red flowers, with green and dark bronze leaves. Great tropical display for your garden. Brilliant red in color just as its name describes. A pleasure to grow! Click here for advice on caring for your cannas, courtesy of our Bulb Blog! ...

Poppy-like blooms in a red, white, blue and pink kaleidoscope of dazzling colors to enhance your summer garden and patio. A great low growing border plant. Flower symbolizes unfading love and protection against evil. New to planting anemones? Click here for planting and care advice from our Bulb Blog!

Also known as: Wand flower, Harlequin, and Twinkle Toes. These flowers present themselves in a cheerful mixture of tiny, colorful flowers, each with a black heart. Perfect for planting along garden paths or in a big bowl. Color palate of pink. red, orange, white, and yellow.

A striking flower with mottled purple stem which is so special that it is hard to combine with other plants. The impressive flower shoots and persists for a very long time and last for weeks as a cut flower! Great choice for anyone who loves something special, tropical and exotic.

Commonly called Lily of the Nile and African Lily, this Blue Triumphator Agapanthus is a plant with many uses. Great for large landscapes, containers, and cutting gardens, this plants flower stalks reach 2-3 feet high, sometimes attaining four feet in height! Each flower head is made up of 30 to 50 deep blue trumpet type florets that make a flower duster 6-8 " across! Try one today and be the envy of your neighbors!

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!

Freesia is a popular summer flower, in part due to their pleasant scent. These purple flowers do well in containers and make lovely cut flowers, especially for creating wedding boutonnieres, corsages and arrangements. Also used for 7th Wedding Anniversaries. Symbolizes innocence and thoughtfulness. Full sun, rich soil and good drainage are essential to get these to bloom. Must be planted/started when temperatures are at 45-50° at night (for at least 4-6 weeks) with full sun...

Freesia is a popular summer flower, in part due to their pleasant scent. These red with yellow throat 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. Full sun, rich soil and good drainage are essential to get these to bloom. Must be planted/started when temperatures are at 45-50° at night (for at least 4-6...

Freesia is a popular summer flower, in part due to their pleasant scent. These white flowers do well in containers and make lovely cut flowers, especially for creating wedding boutonnieres, corsages and arrangements. Full sun, rich soil and good drainage are essential to get these to bloom. 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 6-8 weeks before growth appears. ...

Freesia is a popular summer flower, in part due to their pleasant scent. These orange 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. Full sun, rich soil and good drainage are essential to get these to bloom. Must be planted/started when temperatures are at 45-50° at night (for at least 4-6 weeks) with full sun...

Ruby Stella Daylily is a repeat bloomer, with raspberry red blooms that have a yellow throat. Its mature height of 12-18" makes the Ruby Stella a great choice for border plantings. This perennial is easy to grow and provides plenty of color all summer.Click here to learn how to plant and care for daylilies, courtesy of our Bulb Blog!

Sometimes called a Spider lily too. The very attractive 4-6 exotic spider-like blooms per stem and have amaryllis like leaves. This plant serves as an exciting focal point when planted in pots. For a true bold impression plant them in large groups.

Also called Guernsey Lily, Japanese Spider Lily, and Cape Flower. Interestingly enough the flowers bloom without any foliage having yet grown. For this reason the it is also known as the Naked Lady. Strong flower stems bloom in bunches of 6 to 8 pink, trumpet shaped flowers with curved petal tips. A true gem for the late summer since the flowers don't start showing till September.

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!

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!

Gladiolus, or sword lilies, are sure to be the high point of your summer garden. These are eye-popping with yellow centers and tips brushed in hot pink. These attractive plants grow up to 60" tall and produce 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...