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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! ...

Add some color and texture to the shadier spots of your property with this Hosta Super Pack. Easy to grow perennial will return year after year in most climates. Mixed varieties included in this super pack will give you a mix of all the wonderful features Hosta's have to offer. Clump grows larger every year and may be divided in fall to add to other areas of garden or to share with friends! New to planting bare roots? Click here for planting and care advice from our Bulb Blog! ...

Kelly Triumph Tulips boast vibrant red and white blooms. These beauties bloom mid-Spring and make the biggest impact when planted with other red and white tulips. Also, try planting with white or blue Hyacinths for a contrast in height. Triumph tulips are the traditional tulip shape that stands up to bad weather and is the best choice for forcing!Click here for a comprehensive guide to gardening with tulips from one of our garden experts! ...

The Grape Hyacinth also known by its botanical name muscari, is plant native to Eurasia that produces spikes of blue flowers, resembling bunches of grapes. They are early to bloom in the spring, and can be planted in both flower beds as well as in lawns. These bulbs tend to multiply quickly when planted in good soil.Looking for tips on planting fall bulbs? Click here to visit our bulb blog! ...

Orange Brilliant Fosteriana Tulip is the BEST orange tulip available! True orange in a traditional tulip is often hard to get, but the Orange Brilliant does not disappoint with its glowing orange blossoms in mid-Spring.Click here for a comprehensive guide to gardening with tulips from one of our garden experts!

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! ...

Alibi triumph tulips have a lovely light lavender pink/purple bloom in mid-Spring, which make it a beautiful cut flower. Triumph tulips are the traditional tulip shape, they stand up to bad weather and are the best choice for forcing!Click here for a comprehensive guide to gardening with tulips from one of our garden experts!

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!

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. Flower symbolizes unfading love and protection against evil. If this is your first time planting anemone, click here for instructions courtesy of our Bulb Blog! ...