HYACINTHUS ORIENTALIS, White Pearl
Introduced 1954. A sport of Pink Pearl, blossoms open ivory and mature to glistening white. HZ: 4-8 10” Early April ...
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, 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 ...
ONION SETS, White – Allium cepa
FULL SUN Probably native to western or central Asia, onions have been cultivated throughout recorded history. They were brought to America with the earliest colonists. White onions are sweeter than yellow onions but not as ...
ORIENTAL LILY, Casa Blanca
FULL SUN Native to the temperate zones of the Northern Hemisphere, lilies have been cultivated for thousands of years. They have been the signature flower of Christendom for 1500 years. Casablanca, by many, is considered the Queen ...
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 ...
RADISH, Daikon –
Raphanus sativus
FULL SUN Native to China, where wild forms can still be found today, the radish was one of the first vegetables to be traded along the trade routes from Europe to Asia. Daikon is a Japanese heirloom ...
SLICING TOMATO – Great White
“This white is the greatest”, Amy Goldman from her book, The Heirloom Tomato. Introduced in 1991 by Glecklers Seedsmen from seed acquired 8 years before from a customer. Large 1-2 lb. creamy white fruit has sweet, ...
ONION, Southport White Globe – Allium cepa
FULL SUN Probably native to western and central Asia, onions have been cultivated since before recorded history. The European explorers brought the onion to the Americas in the 15th century where they quickly became ...
SPECIALTY-POM PON DAHLIA, Boom Boom White – Dahlia
FULL SUN TO PARTIAL SHADE Dahlias grow from tuberous roots which are hardy in Zones 6 and higher. They are indigenous to the Mexican Central Plateau and Highlands. Boom Boom white produces medium-sized ...
STANDARD GLADIOLA, Fiorentina
The white and burgundy blooms of Fiorentina are rarely seen. This is a truly beautiful glad with exceptionally large individual flowers. It is hardy from Hardiness Zones 8-10. ...
STANDARD GLADIOLA, Polar Bear
The stunning white blooms of Polar Bear are rarely seen. This is a truly beautiful glad with exceptionally large individual flowers. It is hardy from Hardiness Zones 8-10. ...
STANDARD GLADIOLA, Priscilla
FULL SUN TO PARTIAL SHADE Priscilla is a study in gentle elegance. She is nearly a white glad with deeply ruffled, broad petals thinly edged with pale pink that, once in a while, deepens to rose pink. The ...
WINTER HARDY GLADIOLA, Nanus Mix
The mix includes burgundy, white and a white glad with burgundy and pink petal centers. These is a truly beautiful mix of glads with exceptionally large individual flowers. It is hardy from Hardiness Zones 8-10. ...
ZINNIA, Purity White (California Giant)
Purity White, a California giant zinnia, produces a glistening white, fully double 3-5 in. diameter blossom. The plant stands 30-36 in. Plants grow easily from seed. Seed can be sown in the spring once the danger ...
Crocus, Waterlily – 1 per bag 
Standard Potato-Purple Viking-1 Lb 
**SOLD OUT** Shallot Sets – 6 per bag **SOLD OUT** 
Crocus, Saffron 
Porcelain Garlic, Georgian Crystal – 4 oz 
Porcelain Garlic, Kyjev – 4 oz 
Porcelain Garlic, Polish Hardneck – 4 oz 
