Flower Bulbs Garden Plants Flowers For Sale In Regina

It is a long-time heirloom favorite in southern gardens that produces flower clusters on strong, tall stems that are leafless. (Strap-shaped leaves emerge after the bloom stalk fades).

As each mixture is guaranteed to be unique, buy several packs to plant en mass, and create that dramatic, bold, curb appeal. They are relatively pest free and deer will not eat them.

Planted together contrast the azure blue Grape Hyacinth and the fragrant cloud white tulips is simply outstanding. Sharing the same size and bloom time, the true beauty of these spring flowers lies in the contrast in color and texture.

Growing them will likely lead to a hobby as the spectacular blooms are addictive and quite versatile in the garden. A gardening expert once said of dahlias, Never have so many enjoyed so much with so little time and work.

They are winter hardy and considered a strong perennial that can be left in the ground and will re-bloom year each year if the conditions are right. In Chinese, the word "Lily" means "forever in love".

Buds twist open in spiral fashion in the morning. Also known as: Candy Cane Sorrel, Candy Cane Oxalis, and Peppermint Rock Oxalis. An Award-winning variety choice for borders and containers.

When given ample sun light, water, and proper nutrition, removing the flowers as soon as they go and allowing the leaves to brown before removing, they will return for years to come with little other effort.

Flowers are upward facing, with linear to lance shaped green leaves on the stem. Each bulb will produce one stalk with with several blooms, hence it being known as a bunch flowering tulip.

As each mixture is guaranteed to be unique, buy several packs to plant en mass, and create that dramatic, bold, curb appeal. They are relatively pest free and deer will not eat them.

Clusters of pure white blooms will come 4-6 weeks after potting. Pot Paperwhites as soon as you receive them, or store them in a warm, dry place until you are ready to plant. Once rooted, a somewhat warmer house temperature is preferred.

It's easy to see why so many landscapers and gardeners choose this wonderful lily variety. Oriental Lily Canaletto is always a popular addition to garden-filled landscapes. With an intense, smooth pink color and huge, 8 to 10 in.

Prunotto is a perfectly colored orange Asiatic Lily variety. Its 1 of the most colorful and vigorous available anywhere in the world. Upward facing trumpet-shaped blooms a typical Asiatic form.

They are unique in range of size, shape and bold color found in almost every color spectrum, that only tulips provide. Tulips are good for a wide range of plantings, are excellent in the rock garden, in formal beds, as elegant cut flowers, and for containers.

For an informal look, plant in groups in natural swathes or bouquets. In USDA zones 8-10, refrigerate the bulbs for no less then eight weeks. They can be used in nearly any garden design scheme.

They are often used as cut flowers. Choose a site that has reasonably fertile soil and plenty of moisture that won't dry out in summer. Zone 5 gardeners should add a 2 in. Layer of mulch in fall.

The lilium family is so large, varied, and complex that it is challenging to describe them in short. Plant just about anywhere - borders, beds, cutting gardens, perennial gardens, pots and containers.

Mingus Randy Dahlia produces massive flowers and starts blooming rather early for a large-flowering Dahlia perhaps a week or 2 earlier than most. The subtle color is the story here, with spidery petals that are white toward the center, but seemingly dipped...

Even the largest of containers are tiny and cramped compared to a garden bed. Keep the pot cold - below 48F required - but above freezing at all times, as cold is essential for the proper development of these bulbs.

Some are fall, winter, or spring blooming. These are the well-known spring bloomers that are long-lived that everyone knows and loves. Hold off on mowing the lawn in spring until the Crocus foliage begins to die back.

Fritillara imperialis are most impressive eye-catching spring flowering bulbs, grown for their pendent, mainly bell-shaped flowers on leafy stems. They grow strong tall stalks, topped by large, hanging blooms and a fringe of slender leaves.

They are as stately and dignified as any shrub. In most of the country, the rules for success are simply full sun and well-drained humus-rich soil. They are somewhat more expensive to propagate, but well worth their cost, and you should think of them...

Use these medium-sized blooms to provide contrast when combined with pale pastel, creamy white and white Dahlias in arrangements and bouquets. Plant them in borders, beds and along pathways in similar groupings to provide a WOW factor and show-stopping...

Buttercups are also known by their botanical name Ranunculus. Ranunculus bulbs are widely available at retail nurseries and mail-order catalogs in mixed colors. However, ranunculus in single colors are unique and make for striking color displays in the...

Bigger bulbs means bigger blooms. Plant several different varieties of tulips throughout the garden to extend the blooming time. Flowers are upward facing, with linear to lance shaped green leaves on the stem.

They produce stunning showy large flowers. Next to bedding begonias ('Semperflorens') tuberous begonias are probably the best-known, most widely grown and are enjoyed by the average gardener around the world.

These easy-to-grow midsummer lilies grow 3-4 ft. Tall and attract beneficial pollinators to the landscape. Oriental Lily Mixed bulbs are perfect for planting in the sunny garden borders.

While known for its fragrance, these beauties stand out, as each stem produces 4-6 flower heads. They are relatively pest free and deer will not eat them. Fertilization helps growth and natural increase by offsets.