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  • Muscari, Latifolium Grape Ice

    Aug 25, 2020

    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, blossom spikes. Grape Ice took the intriguing two-tone qualities of M. Latifolium to new heights when it was introduced. Each pyramidal blossom spike has a densely layered base of blue grape florets which build to a layer of greenish buds that explode into an opulent crest of white florets. This complex blossom is like nothing you will ever see in the Muscari Family. It is stunning. HZ: 4-8 6” Mid Season

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  • Muscari, Comosum

    Aug 25, 2020

    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 into European gardens in 1596. The tip of the blossom forms a crest of fertile, mahogany-purple florets. Beneath this crest is a cylinder of lavender-blue, sterile, florets. The plants can reach a height of 8-12 inches, but usually are no taller than 6 inches. The bulbs need to be grouped in clusters of 25+ bulbs. The bulbs should be planted 5 inches deep and 3-4 inches apart. HZ: 4-8 6"-12" Mid Seasony

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  • Rock Garden Iris, Reticulata Painted Lady

    Aug 25, 2020

    ROCK GARDEN IRIS, Reticulata Painted Lady Rock Garden Iris are important pollinator plants because they bloom so early, and they are deer and critter resistant. Painted Lady is a predominantly white iris. All of the petals are decorated with blue-violet striations and the falls (lower petals) also have golden blotches and indigo spots. These plants can reach a height of 6-8 inches and are hardy from Hardiness Zones 3-8. They are good forcers. For a presence in the garden, at least 10 bulbs should be planted together. HZ: 3-8 6”-8" Very Early

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  • Rock Garden Iris, Reticulata Clairette

    Aug 25, 2020

    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 falls (lower petals) with large white blotches sprinkled with gold. The overall impact is stunning. These plants can reach a height of 6-8 inches and are hardy from Hardiness Zones 3-8. They are good forcers. For a presence in the garden, at least 10 bulbs should be planted together. HZ: 3-8 6"-8" Very Early

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  • Crocus, Sieberi Tricolor

    Aug 25, 2020

    CROCUS, Sieberi Tricolor Crocus sieberi ssp. sublimus Tricolor is deer resistant and an outstanding pollinator plant. The blooms are incredibly unusual. The blossom is a tapering periant tube produced by tightly closed petals. Each petal has a broad area of lilac-blue separated from a wide, rich yellow throat by a band of creamy white. The plants can reach a height of 5 inches. The corms should be planted 6 inches deep and 3-4 inches apart. Crocus sieberi ssp. Sublimus Tricolor is hardy from Hardiness Zone 4 to Hardiness Zone 8. It is truly forgiving of poor, dry soil, but it loves rich, loose loam. It blooms early to mid-season and shows best when planted in groups of 10-25 bulbs. HZ: 4-8 5” Early-Mid Season

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  • Crocus, Olivieri Orange Monarch

    Aug 25, 2020

    CROCUS, Crocus olivieri ssp. Balansae Orange Monarch is deer resistant and an outstanding pollinator plant. The blooms are monarch butterfly orangish-yellow with dramatic garnet-merlot striations on the outside of the petals. The plants can reach a height of 5 inches. The corms should be planted 6 inches deep and 3-4 inches apart. Crocus olivieri ssp. Balansae Orange Monarch is hardy from Hardiness Zone 4 to Hardiness Zone 8. It is truly forgiving of poor, dry soil, but it loves rich, loose loam. It blooms early to mid season and shows best when planted in groups of 10-25 bulbs. HZ: 4-8 5” Early-Mid Season

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  • Crocus, Etruscus Zwanenburg

    Aug 25, 2020

    CROCUS, Etruscus Zwanenburg Crocus etruscus Zwanenburg, AKA the Tuscan Crocus, is deer resistant and an outstanding pollinator plant. The petals are pale violet with lilac-blue and deep violet-blue striations. Each blossom has a pale yellow throat. The plants can reach a height of 5 inches. The corms should be planted 6 inches deep and 3-4 inches apart. Crocus etruscus Zwanenburg is hardy from Hardiness Zone 4 to Hardiness Zone 8. It is truly forgiving of poor, dry soil, but it loves rich, loose loam. It blooms early to mid season and shows best when planted in groups of 10-25 bulbs. HZ: 4-8 5” Early-Mid Season

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  • Crocus, Vernus Grand Maitre

    Aug 25, 2020

    CROCUS, Vernus Grand Maitre Crocus vernus Grand Maitre is deer resistant and an outstanding pollinator plant. The blooms are a rich deep lavender with each petal exhibiting a silvery sheen. The plants can reach a height of 5 inches. The corms should be planted 6 inches deep and 3-4 inches apart. C. vernus Grand Maitre is hardy from Hardiness Zone 4 to Hardiness Zone 8. It is truly forgiving of poor, dry soil, but it loves rich, loose loam. It blooms early to mid season and shows best when planted in groups of 10-25 bulbs. HZ: 8 5” Early-Mid Season

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  • Allium, Stipitatum White Giant

    Aug 25, 2020

    ALLIUM, Stipitatum White Giant Allium stipitatum is native to Turkestan, Afghanistan and Central Asia. It is a very vigorous species. White Giant is the tallest of all the alliums growing to a height of 36 - 48 inches. The globes which are 6-8 inches in diameter are comprised of an unusually large number of white florets with large, deep green eyes. The density of these florets give each globe a fuzzy, white appearance. Planting Depth: 8-12" - Spacing: 12" - Height: 36-48 - Bloom Time: Mid-season - HZ: 4-8

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  • Allium, Christophii

    Aug 25, 2020

    ALLIUM, Christophii Allium christophii has, perhaps, the largest globes in the Allium family. Its globes can reach a diameter of 10-12 inches and often do. The flowers are actually umbrels which consist of 60-100, 6-8 inch, dark purple, sometimes metallic-blue, stalks that circle evenly around a central mass forming a large globe. At the end of each stalk is the real flower, a floret, which is a 6 pointed star with a bright green center. The globes are positioned on a single sturdy stem that is only 12-14 inches tall. Including its globe, an average Christophii is usually no more than 18-24 inches tall. Unlike many Alliums which form densely clustered, fuzzy balls on the top of their stems, Christophii’s globe is a lacey, elegant ball where

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