Brodiaea Elegans

This hosta is extra-large with eye-catching heart-shaped leaves. The flowers make the plant reach 30” tall and they spread 48-60” wide. The answer to that is easy – Hosta. A great Hosta to start with is Hosta Elegans (Hosta Sieboldiana Elegans).

Scabiosa Flowered Zinnia Seeds - Zinnia elegans A vibrant mix of uniquely textured blooms, sure to create interest and dimension in your garden or in a vase! Scabiosa Flowered Zinnias bloom in the summer, thriving in full sun and warm weather.

Huge 10 x 9 inch, blue-gray, rounded leaves. Blue leaf color is best achieved in light sun. Their subtle colors, tall flower scapes, and broad, coarse leaves fill a niche in garden designs that few other plants can achieve.

Reliably double, it is a tall, strong-stemmed beauty, perfect for bouquets.Coming Soon Inca has arresting orange flowers filled with petals that twist and curl in and catch the summer sun.

Diseases & Pests: Avoid fungal issues by spacing properly and placing in a location with good air circulation. Space 1-1.5' apart. Diatomaceous earth or crushed eggshells can also be spread on the surrounding soil to prevent or resolve this issue.

Lovely yellow and cherry pink flowers with a band of hot pink make this new variety an absolute knockout! Easy to grow and compact, it will be the star of summer bouquets.Coming Soon

Culture: Sow March-May outdoors for flowers June-October. This is a cool new ornamental grass that can add some zest to any cut flower arrangement. We carefully select our produce varieties for excellent taste and quality.

Early to flower with improved doubleness over other similar types, it has a neat compact habit. A flower arranger's delight, 'Mazurkia' has a myriad overlapping blunt-tipped petals of cream and cherry rose.

Welcome in the garden bed and for simply lovely bouquets. Warm salmon-pink petals are curled at the tips and have an attractive tousled look. Easy to grow, just sow direct after all chance of frost has past.Coming Soon

Pinch back when seedlings reach about 6-8" in height to encourage bushy growth. Keep moist, watering only in the morning. When to Set Outside After last spring frost, when night temperatures remain above 50°F.

Listed in a 1933 catalog.Sowing Instructions: Depth: Cover 1/16-1/4" Sprout Time: 5-10 days Starting Indoors: 6-8 weeks before last frost. Keep at 70-80°F. Placement & Cultivation Perfect for mixed borders, beds, or containers, zinnias will brighten...

Butterflies flutter about these zinnias on sunny summer days, all the more reason to plant in large drifts. Easy and lovely!Sowing Directions: Depth: 1/16 inch Sprout time: 5-10 days Tip: Sow outdoors after frost.

Recommended in a 1949 flower book, today it looks spectacular combined with our 'Lime Green' tobacco.Coming Soon Large flowers of rich wine-purple grace this heirloom selection of dahlia flowered zinnia.

We pick and pick and they still keep coming! Dark green foliage, strong stems and a good flower size (1.5-2”) for mixed bouquets adds to their charms.Coming Soon A warm hue and a great performer, this variety is part of the prolific, disease resistant...

A long-stemmed brilliant red variety recommended by garden writers in the forties, this nostalgic favorite has a good display of double flowers all summer long.Coming Soon

Easy to grow, just wait until the soil warms, give them fertile soil, plenty of room, and keep cutting for brilliant bouquets! Festive double flowers with many multi-colored selections grace this favorite of Granny's garden.

Watch hummingbirds dip their bills into the wide ring of florets in the center of each flower, their wings whirring! Pick often for bouquets. A wonderful heirloom with reliably double flowers in a sunny yellow hue.

Ours is an improved collection, having petals of scarlet, violet, gold and pink, all with gumdrop centers.Coming Soon Crested types (also called scabiosa flowered) were available around 1930, but not fixed, so many off-types were found.

Diseases & Pests: Avoid fungal issues by spacing properly and placing in a location with good air circulation. A dazzling addition to summer gardens, great bouquet flower and easy to grow in airy conditions in fertile soils.Sowing Instructions: Depth:...

He has elevated it, (pun intended) into a lovely truffle of a flower with many layered petals in cream and peach with salmon undertones. Keep moist, watering only in the morning. Soil pH: Acidic to neutral Fertilizer: Scratch in an organic, all-purpose...

Water Use: Medium Watering Details: Tolerates drought, but performs best when watered regularly. Keep at 70-80°F. Thin to about 1-1.5' apart when seedlings reach 4-6” tall. Ideal as a cut flower its rich orange color glows like molten lava! Healthy...

Water Use: Medium Watering Details: Tolerates drought, but performs best when watered regularly. Keep at 70-80°F. Thin to about 1' apart when seedlings reach 4-6” tall. A perfect flower for summery bouquets, paired with pink cosmos and feathery celosia.

Water Use: Medium Watering Details: Tolerates drought, but performs best when watered regularly. What You'll Grow Plant: Green ovate to lance shaped leaves have no petiole (stem-like structure), are lance-shaped, and line the rigid stems in an opposite...

Pure white double zinnias have been listed in seed catalogs since the 1870s.Coming Soon A long-stemmed heirloom favorite with snow white flowers accented with gold stamens in the center of the blooms.

Rich salmon pink blooms are arrayed along the upright stems of this rare heirloom. A great cut flower, it blooms longest in moderate summer areas with cool nights, elsewhere it blooms spring to summer.

Cut often for bouquets, they bloom all summer until frost.Coming Soon Heralded as one of 1954's "Flowers of Exceptional Merit" in the Olds Seed catalog, this vintage variety offers neat flowers in stripes of scarlet red, rose, orange and violet on a ground...

Lime green semi-double to fully double blooms 3" across make excellent cut flowers and combine well with tobacco 'Perfume Deep Purple', and 'Purple Prince' zinnia.Coming Soon