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 ...
ORNITHOGALUM, Ponticum Sochii
Ornithogalum ponticum Sochii is a an extremely rare bulb that was first introduced in the early 1800s. It is native to Crimea. It is grown today commercially as a replacement for Ornithogalum magnum, a once popular pot plant ...
PARROT TULIP, Black Parrot
Circa 1800. AKA, The Fire Flame or The Turkish Tulip, this very rare heirloom has uniquely narrow yellow petals edged with scarlet. Incredibly distinctive. Very limited quantities. HZ: 3-9 14”-16” ...
PARROT TULIP, Green Wave
A sport of the legendary Greenland, blossoms are mauve-pink with green flames and a white base. One of the latest blooming of all tulips. HZ: 4-7 14” Late-season ...
PEONY FLOWERING TULIP - Angelique
Perhaps the most famous of the peony-flowering tulips, Angelique was developed by the famed tulip developer, D. W. Lefeber and introduced in 1959. She is a flawless, fragrant beauty with graceful, double petals of pale rose ...
ROCK GARDEN IRIS, Reticulata Clairette
Rock Garden Iris are important pollinator plants because they bloom so early, and they are deer and critter resistant. Clairette is an extraordinary Rock Garden Iris. The blossoms have sky-blue standards (upper petals) and dark purple-blue ...
ROCK GARDEN IRIS, Reticulata Harmony
Circa 1953. Bluebird-blue standards with royal blue falls, some yellow, white-rimmed blotches. HZ: 5-9 4” April ...
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