Fall Perennial Bulbs

A favorite of the prairie grasses, Prairie Dropseed will soon be a favorite of yours as well. The pink-tinted, tan seedheads possess a subtle fragrance that's unmistakable, and the foliage gently dips as the seeds ripen.

Why not try one today! * Colorful evergreen foliage * Deer resistant * Fast growing * Drought resistant * Urban tolerant Rounded clumps of silver-tinted, blue/green foliage form a dense, vibrant appearance all summer long with this remarkable ornamental...

The plants fine textured leaves make a transition from green with deep red tips, to shades of orange and bronze in the fall. It is easy to grow and needs at least 6 hours of direct sun per day.

The mature flowers last until winter freezes shatter the seed heads! It is only 2' tall. There is nothing that adds such interesting forms, textures and movement to a garden, than with this diverse plant group.

Their sheer beauty and gorgeous color create a dazzling spectacle in your May garden. Plant anywhere and enjoy the color all over your yard. At these incredible money-saving prices, you can afford to plant dozens of these beautiful tulip bulbs.

They burst forth with a welcome spot of color in early spring and bloom for years without replanting! To get big sturdy stems and splendid blooms you must plant them in the fall. We offer tulips in a brilliant color range -- a mixed color assortment of...

Attractive height for flower arrangements and rock gardens. Blooms early summer. Brilliant mixed color selection. Fully guaranteed 6-8 cm bulbs grown in Holland. Winter Hardy Gladiolas will bloom year after year without replanting! Use for border plants...

Grows 6-8'' tall in sun or partial shade. It's easy to plant a few bulbs amongst shrubs or near the foundation, forget them, and enjoy a better display each spring as the plant reseeds itself.

Our selection of Crocus includes several colors of strong and hardy bulbs. They'll surprise you, they'll cheer you, and they'll lift you out of winter's doldrums. Plant them anywhere -- along sidewalks, under trees and even across your lawn.

This single early Tulip is long lasting and will perform best in a sunny location in well-drained, fertile soil. Crimson red flowers are borne on strong stems starting in late April..

Gorgeous orange petals with purple red flames. Stunning, deep purple stems make a nice complement to Tulip ‘Princess Irene' flowers. Stunning, deep purple stems make a nice complement to Tulip Princess Irene flowers.

Deer Resistant. Jetfire Daffodils are a good naturalizer for use in short grass meadows and lightly tended side yards. Jetfire Daffodils are a good naturalizer for use in short grass meadows and lightly tended side yards, Jetfire Daffodils blooms before...

They look fabulous planted with other varieties or alone in borders, or if space is limited in pots on the patio. Tulip Purple Pride produces large beautiful purple/lilac blooms on the top of their strong 24 inch stems.

Deer Resistant. The cup changes in color from light yellow to salmon to light pink as the flowers mature. As blooms continue to open, it looks as if you have a Rainbow of Colors changing every day.

Transition your winter-weary garden to life well before most perennials begin to waken in spring and before it is warm enough to plant annuals. Yellowstone Hyacinth produces sunny yellow blooms.

This beauty varies in color intensity in different levels of sunlight and at different points during its blooming period. Tulip Apricot Beauty is one of the most popular tulips of all time, this lightly scented old-time favorite is soft salmon-rose with...

Great as an early flowering accent in containers or for naturalizing. The Tete A Tete Daffodils won the prestigous RHS Award of Garden Merit, in England. The Tete A Tete Daffodils is a small yellow daffodil with a yellow cup.

Deer Resistant. Trumpets of February Gold Daffodils are long with ruffled rims and one of the earliest bloomers. February Gold Daffodils blooms in very early spring with yellow petals and deeper yellow trumpet.

Deer Resistant. Pheasants Eye Daffodils are one of the last daffodils to bloom. Pheasants Eye Daffodils produce solitary white flowers with a citrine cup that is rimmed in scarlet red.

A great choice when you want a big burst of spring color. These extra-large, long lasting tulips always turn heads. Are you looking for a classic red tulip? Tulip Red Impression is fire engine red from top to bottom, inside and out.

When a breeze carries that first whiff of Hyacinth, spring is not far behind. Hyacinth Aida produces Dark Purple Blooms. Aida Hyacinth is a great selections for beginners. Popular for their fragrance, even beginning gardeners can be successful with these...

Bring them into the house~they will bloom about four weeks later. The first sign of spring! Use Crocus Flower Record in mixed perennial beds or edging along sidewalks. Perfect in groups and large masses.

Tulip Purissima grows well in containers when used as an early season accent.. Like other Emperor tulips, Purissimas large flowers open wide on sunny days. Tulip Purissima is an elegant heirloom variety with pristine white petals and a golden yellow base.

Tulip Orange Emperor blooms a bit later than some of the other Emperor Tulips, this award-winning tulip is brilliant carrot-orange with a darker interior dotted with a pale, buttercup-yellow base.

Deer Resistant. British Gamble Dafodils welcome spring with dazzling, large, fragrant flowers. The coral-pink trumpets and pure white petals are a showstopper no matter where you plant them in the garden British Gamble Dafodils welcome spring with dazzling,...

These perky Daffodils brave cooler temperatures to signal the arrival of spring. Creamy yellow petals of Daffodil Tickled Pinkeen are accessorized with ruffled salmon orange cups mid to late Spring.

A show-stopper when in bloom and highly dependable performer for early spring color in any garden and an excellent choice for naturalizing. A show-stopper when in bloom and highly dependable performer for early spring color in any garden.