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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
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MUSCARI, Auchieri Blue Magic Circa 1871. Native to Turkey, sky blue with white eyes. HZ: 4-8 6-8” April/May
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CROCUS, Gigantic White Autumn This plant is smaller than giganteum, but still produces a huge presence in the fall garden with its glistening white blossoms. HZ: 5-10 3” – 4” Fall
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CROCUS, Waterlily Introduced in 1858, this splendid plant is the most luxurious of the fall blooming flowers. Each bulb produces multiple stems (2-4) of lush blossoms which are reminiscent of pink waterlilies. They are simply breathtaking and bring new life to the tired autumn garden. Very, very hardy. HZ: 4-10 6” – 8”
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CALLA LILY, Strong Gold FULL SUN Native to South Africa, Calla Lilies are a relatively recent introduction to American and European gardens having reached the two continents in the late 1800s. Strong Gold will take your breath away. Its sunshine yellow color is so bright that you might think it is iridescent. Its leaves can be slightly variegated. The plant reaches a height of 12-26 inches. In Hardiness Zones 4-8, start corms indoors in March-April and transplant outside when the nighttime temperatures reach 55 degrees. In Hardiness Zones 9 and higher, corms can be started outside when the danger of frost has passed and the soil has warmed. Plant the corms in organically rich soil amended with bone meal. Keep the soil moist, but do not allow
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