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Pink Stripes Daylily is a reblooming daylily with bursts of pink and orange throughout. Daylilies are easy to grow perennials that thrive in sun and tolerate drought once established. Blooms on the Pink Stripe Daylily can grow up to 7" diameter! The pink blooms are striped, streaked, and spotted with shades of pink, accented with an orange throat. Plant daylilies in groupings of 3-5 for best results. Pink Stripes can be mixed with other daylilies to create a colorful and eye-catching garden...

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! ...

These gorgeous semi-dwarf canna lilies are out to make a statement, just like the famous queen of the Nile: Cleopatra! Looking almost as though they were on fire, this canna's blooms are yellow mixed with speckles of bronze red. Growing 36-48" tall, this plant loves the sun and will bloom July through September. Click here for advice on caring for your cannas, courtesy of our Bulb Blog! ...

Apricot Parrot tulip is one of the most stunning parrot tulips on the market. The unique multi colored petals include shades of apricot with creamy white and hints of rose and a splash of green. Not only are these blooms dimensional, they are also sweetly scented making them the perfect addition to late-spring cut flower arrangement!  Click here for a comprehensive guide to gardening with tulips from one of our garden experts! ...

Altruist Daffodil is a small-cupped daffodil with beautiful copper/yellow petals and a dark red cup. This beautiful combination blooms in mid-Spring and works beautifully as a cut flower.  Daffodils are loved for their long reliability in the garden. They are deer, squirrel, chipmunk, and rabbit resistant, which makes them a top choice for low-maintenance gardens. Plant Altruist Daffodil with mid to late blooming varieties of tulips like Queen of Night Tulips or Atilla Graffiti...

Narcissus Yellow Cheerfulness has several primrose-yellow flowers per stem. Yellow Cheerfulness is a late blooming variety, often one of the last in the season. Yellow Cheerfulness is a fragrant daffodil with a nice scent, and a very well-known variety with double flowers. Please note bloom color can vary from pale yellow to bright yellow. This daffodil is a perennial in zones 3-8. New to planting daffodils? Click here to learn all about growing daffodils! ...

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...

Purple Eye Asiatic Lily is a showy purple lily. Its flowers are bright pink and accented by a dark purple center. Asiatic lilies bloom in mid-summer with upright-facing flowers. Asiatic lilies go dormant a few weeks after blooming; consider planting lower growing perennials in front of the lilies to fill the void when they are dormant.  This purple lily looks best when planted with white lilies, light yellow lilies, and pink lilies.  New to planting lilies? Click here for...

Glowing blooms appear in mid-Spring from this tulip and daffodil collection. Brighten up the feel of your garden with warm shades of orange, yellow, and red. Double Daffodils and Dutch Master Daffodils bloom in mid-Spring for several weeks. While the daffodils are blooming, the glowing yellow and orange Daydream Darwin Hybrid Tulips will appear slightly taller than the daffodils. The last to bloom in this collection is the unique and interesting Fire Wings Tulips. Glowing Tulip and Daffodil...

Miranda Double Tulips have radiant red blooms in late spring. The fully double blooms make a sensational statement planted in large groups and are often called peony tulips, resembling a peony bloom.  Double tulips have large long lasting blooms that are excellent cut flowers. Miranda Double Tulips are sure to attract a lot of attention to your mid-Spring blooming garden! Click here for a comprehensive guide to gardening with tulips from one of our garden experts! ...

One of the most magnificent dahlias on the market, the award-winning Emory Paul Dinnerplate Dahlia is sure to make a statement in any garden. The bright pink, 10" blooms are certainly eye-catching. Dinnerplate dahlias work well as a back drop in your garden and also as a cut flower. 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...

Create a stunning spring display with the Spring Bells Fritillaria Blend. These charming bell-shaped blooms are sure to grab your attention in your garden. The Spring Bells mix offers shades of white, green, and purple. Fritillaria tend to have a musky smell that will keep the rabbits and deer away as well!Click here to view our Fritillaria Planting Guide!