INDICA CANNA LILY, Tropicanna
FULL SUN TO PARTIAL SHADE Cannas grow from tuberous roots which are hardy in Zones 7 and higher. They are indigenous to Central and South America, the West Indies, tropical Asia and one species, C. flaccida, is ...
INDICA CANNA LILY, Tropicanna Gold
FULL SUN TO PARTIAL SHADE Cannas grow from tuberous roots which are hardy in Zones 7 and higher. They are indigenous to Central and South America, the West Indies, tropical Asia and one species, C. flaccida, ...
LEUCOJUM, AESTIVUM
Leucojum aestivum is a native English flower which dates to 1594. It is much prized in England and Europe because it is deer and rodent resistant and moisture tolerant. It also is known to flourish in dappled sunlight, and ...
LILY FLOWERING TULIP, Mariette
Circa 1942. This tulip has won the most awards of the lily flowering tulips. The blossom is satiny rose with a white base. HZ: 3-7 22” Late-season ...
LILY, The Naked Lady, Lycoris squamigeraFULL SUN There are two bulb species that are known as Naked Ladies, Surprise Lilies, Magic Lilies, Resurrection Lilies – the Amaryllis Bella Donna (usually only available in the spring) and the Lycoris squamigera. Both ...
LILY, The Red Spider Lily, Lycoris radiata
FULL SUN, DEER RESISTANT Lycoris radiata is native to China, Taiwan and Upper Burma. It was introduced into Europe in 1777. Lycoris aurea produces golden yellow, trumpet shaped flowers, 4-6 blossoms per flower stem. ...
LILY, The Yellow Spider Lily, Lycoris aurea
FULL SUN, DEER RESISTANT Lycoris aurea is native to China, Taiwan and Upper Burma. It was introduced into Europe in 1777. Lycoris aurea produces golden yellow, trumpet shaped flowers, 4-6 blossoms per flower stem. ...
MUSCARI, Comosum
Muscari Comosum is, without a doubt, the weirdest Muscari you will ever find. It is also known as The Tassel Hyacinth and was one of Thomas Jefferson’s favorite flowers. He described the plant in his diaries. Comosum was introduced ...
MUSCARI, Latifolium Grape Ice
Grape Ice is an extraordinary, naturally occurring, sport of one of the most famous Muscari of all time M. Latifolium. M. Latifolium, a Turkish native, was introduced in 1886 and experienced instant popularity because of its two-tone, ...
MUSCARI, M. Latifolium
In 1886, this native plant of Turkey was introduced into the US. This Muscari produces a genuine two tone stem of blossoms, 2-4 per mature bulb. The bottom florets are a deep Oxford blue. The crest of the ...
MUSCARI, Paradoxum
Some say that Paradoxum is the darkest blue of all the Muscaris. It has a beautiful Latin name, Bellevalia pycnantha. It was introduced in 1884. The blossoms, like most Muscaris, are tall, pyramidal, densely packed layers of the darkest ...
Muscari Valerie Finnes
Named to honor the British photographer and gardener, the blossoms of this plant are a stunning light blue-a unique color found in few other flower bulbs. Takes your breath away! HZ: 4-8 6” April/May ...
NARCISSUS, Barrett Browning
Circa 1940. The blossoms have white petals with a faint yellow halo and a small, orange cup. Good naturalizer. Early bloomer. HZ: 3-7 18-20” Mid-season ...
NARCISSUS, Bulbocodium Golden Bells
Bulbocodium Conspicuuous Golden Bells, AKA the Yellow Hoop Petticoat narcissus, (pictured above) may be the most uniquely shaped narcissus that you will ever see. The 5 inch tall plants produce 3-4 flower stems. Each stem carries a ...
NARCISSUS, Canaliculatus
Canaliculatis is a lovely, dainty daffodil that reaches a height of no more than 6-8 inches and can be shorter. It is said to be hardy in Zones 8-9, but I grow it in Zone 4 after planting it ...
NARCISSUS, Ice FolliesCirca 1953. Developed by the famous tulip breeders, Konijnenburg and Mark, this classic flower has a 4” icy-white perianth and a frilled greenish yellow trumpet that matures to white. An excellent naturalizer. HZ: 3-7 18-20” Mid-season ...
NARCISSUS, Mount Hood
Circa 1930. A very long-lasting, huge 4” creamy yellow flower matures to ivory white. Excellent for forcing. HZ: 3-7 18-20” Mid-season ...
NARCISSUS, Pheasant’s Eye Circa 1700. Very Fragrant. This old variety has large blossoms with reflexing white petals and a small yellow cup rimmed in red with a green eye. HZ: 3-7 14” Late-season ...
NARCISSUS, Thalia
1916. Fragrant. Known as the “Orchid Narcissus”, this plant produces up to 5 pendant white flowers with recurved petals and a cup-shaped crown per stem. HZ: 4-9 16-18” Late-season ...
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