SPECIALTY-POM PON DAHLIA, Jowey Winnie
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. All Pom Pon dahlias are shaped like balls ...
SPECIALTY-POM PON DAHLIA, Marble Ball – 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. Marble Ball produces medium-sized (3 in.), ...
SPECIES TULIP, Acuminata5 bulbs (but only charge for 1 purchase)
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” ...
SPECIES TULIP, clusiana var. chrysantha
T. clusiana var. chrysantha is the oldest modern day cultivar of the Clusiana group. It was introduced in 1928. This naturalizing tetraploid has exterior petals which are rosy red to scarlet and edged with sunshine yellow. ...
SPECIES TULIP, Cretica Hilde
Cretica Hilde has not been available for decades. It was first introduced in 1853. Two years ago the growers in Holland decided to build a production crop and it became available in 2019 in limited supply. It ...
SPECIES TULIP, Daystemon
Species Tulips come from the Mediterranean, Asia Minor and the Caucasus. Each is an original. The flowers are unique and dazzlingly colored. good for forcing and make excellent cut flowers. Plant 6-8” deep and 6” apart. ...
SPECIES TULIP, Humilis Alba Coerulea Oculata
A stunning tulip. Tiny in height – huge in garden presence. Glistening white petals surround a vivid blue base. HZ: 3-8 5” Early April ...
SPECIES TULIP, Linifolia
" Circa 1884: A beautiful scarlet flower with black base. The foliage has red edges. Good naturalizer. HZ: 4-8 6” Late-season" ...
SPECIES TULIP, Saxatilis
"Circa 1825. Requires a warm area of the garden. The blossoms are rose to lilac with yellow bases. Good naturalizer. HZ: 5-10 6” " ...
SPECIES TULIP, Sylvestris
"Circa 16th century. AKA The Florentine Tulip or The Woodland Tulip, popularized by Thomas Jefferson in his Monticello garden. Blossoms are sweetly fragrant with sunshine yellow, elliptical petals that open distinctively green, fade to chartreuse and mature to ...
SPECIES TULIP, Tulipa Humilis Persian Pearl
T. Humilis Persian Pearl is native to Iran where it grows in the scree found on mountainsides at elevations of 10,000-12,000 feet. The blossom is unusually structured with 6 broad, deep magenta-rose inner petals and ...
SPECIES TULIP, Tulipa Orphanidea Flava
Tulipa Whittalli is a stunning species tulip that is native to Izmir, Turkey. It was introduced in 1929. The blossoms are bell-shaped flowers with deep yellow-orange, pointed petals that glisten with a coppery glow. The orange ...
SPECIES TULIP, Tulipa Urumiensis
Tulipa Urumiensis has not been available for many years. It is native to northwestern Iran where it grows in some of the harshest environments of the MiddleEast. It was introduced into Europe in 1928. The 8-inch tall ...
SPECIES TULIP, Turkestanica
" Circa 1875. A multi-flowering tulip with star-shaped, white flowers with greyish purple tinge and an orangish yellow base. Good naturalizer. HZ: 5-8 5”" ...
SPINACH, Bloomsdale Long Standing –
Spinacea oleracea
FULL SUN Native to central and southwest Asia, the plant was first cultivated in what is now Iran. Today it is still the most popular spinach cultivated. It is incredibly winter hardy and, if protected ...
SPINACH, Giant Nobel –
Spinacea oleracea
FULL SUN Native to central and southwest Asia, the plant was first cultivated in what is now Iran. Giant Nobel produces very large, spreading plants. Huge leaves are smooth, green, fleshy with rounded tips. Leaves have ...
SPINACH, New Zealand –
Tetragonia expansa
FULL SUN Native to New Zealand, this spinach substitute was brought to America in 1772. Unlike true spinach, New Zealand spinach can tolerate summer well. The plant produces a mound of leaves. The small, medium green, ...
STANDARD GLADIOLA, Black Beauty
Black Beauty is the blackest of all gladiolas. The deep red to black blooms are rarely seen in bouquets. This is a truly beautiful glad with exceptionally large individual flowers. It is hardy from Hardiness Zones 8-10. ...
STANDARD GLADIOLA, Blue Isle
FULL SUN TO PARTIAL SHADE Gladiolas grow from corms and are hardy in Zones 8 and higher. Bad name, beautiful flower. Blue Isle is not blue. It is closer to a pale reddish purple. Each blossom has ...
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 
