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Growing atop 32 in. Versatile and hardy, they return year after year with minimal care and attention. Sturdy stems, they attract butterflies and bees no matter where they're planted.

Gladiolus Rostov almost looks tie-dyed, blending red and blue and pink on its ruffled florets. Great for the back of a border and the display can easily be extended by planting bulbs every 7-days to 10-days.

Very famous almost-black tulip variety, late blooming, and a heirloom dating back to 1937. For an informal look, plant in groups in natural swathes or bouquets. To ensure optimal results, allow adequate space and sunlight, plant at the appropriate depth,...

Once established, they require little to no attention. Colocasia Elephant Ear Tea Cup grows shiny, olive-green leaves, with a purple veined underside that forms a tea cup like form and catches water during rain.

Also known for its fragrance. For an informal look, plant in groups in natural swathes or bouquets. To ensure optimal results, allow adequate space and sunlight, plant at the appropriate depth, and feed with a well balanced fertilizer.

A real bulb garden staple. To ensure optimal results, allow adequate space, sunlight, plant at the appropriate depth, feed with a well balanced fertilizer, allowing the leaves to yellow/brown before removing.

Multiple, long-lasting blooms make them outstanding elements in floral designs. Rosella's Dream Asiatic Lily is a dreamy pink variety that makes a wonderful addition to any garden space.

They add brilliant color and wonderful fragrance to beds, borders and naturalized areas. Also known as the Aurelian Hybrid Lily, it features blooms of snowy white with rich purple on the exterior of the slightly recurved petals; sturdy stems grow 4 ft.

It reliably produces 12 to 20 blooms per stem, making it a fine addition to beds and borders; superior for naturalizing. Lilium tenuifolium is a unique species lily that bears brilliant red, nodding flowers on strong stems.

Flowers on 38 in. Though they may need staking in windy locations, they make excellent cut flowers for indoor enjoyment. Stems in late July through early August. Casa Blanca is well known as the finest and most popular white Oriental Lily available.

Dahlia Jill are charming small, ball-shaped pompon flowers in a mixture of colors with 2-3 in. Excellent and easy to place in cut flower arrangements. Dahlia Jill is the perfect way to brighten up the summer border.

Their lance-shaped foliage remains attractive after flowering season. The flowers last for up to 2-weeks. Calla lilies are treasured for the elegance they add to fresh bouquets and flower arrangements.

To ensure optimal results, allow adequate space and sunlight, plant at the appropriate depth, and feed with a well balanced fertilizer. These tulips are tall, traditionally shaped, and highly prized by gardeners everywhere.

Highly productive, this lily readily bears up to 7 flowers per stem. Josephine Oriental Lilies bear delicate, light pink blooms with dark pink flecks near the center. They emit a lovely fragrance that easily fills a garden space; ideal for arranging in...

Once established, they require little to no attention. Highlighted by a large, purple eye where the leaf attaches to the stalk. Beautiful on their own or planted as a back drop for your favorite blooms, they provide a bold tropical effect in any garden.

As the name implies, daylily flowers open in the morning and die by nightfall. Each flower stem typically has at least a dozen flower buds, and the plant stays in bloom for many weeks.

Our Paperwhite kit comes with everything you need to grow this exotic plant: four Paperwhite bulbs, a 5 in. Paperwhite bulbs like room temperatures, and exposure to sunshine will keep them shorter.

And they'll bloom again the following year in the garden or on the patio. Hardy Amaryllis Alaska gives you a taste of the tropics even in colder climates. These bulbs will withstand temperatures as low as 10°F, producing impressive, white double flowers...

Best of all, if USDA zone appropriate, they will return for years to come with no effort. Nine bulbs cover about a square foot. If you cannot plant them immediately, store in a cool, airy place.

To ensure optimal results, allow adequate space, sunlight, plant at the appropriate depth, feed with a well balanced fertilizer, allowing the leaves to yellow/brown before removing.

To ensure optimal results, allow adequate space and sunlight, plant at the appropriate depth, and feed with a well balanced fertilizer. These tulips are tall, traditionally shaped, and highly prized by gardeners for their strong stems and huge flowers.

For a more floriferous, bushy plant, remove spent flower heads and support stems where necessary. However, over-wintering success may be possible in Zone 6 when tubers are planted slightly lower in the ground than normal or heavily mulched.

Tall, they produce up to 20 blooms per stem. So you'll enjoy a brilliant mix of color all summer long. They also make a fabulous cut flower. They're perfect for planting in containers or the middle of your borders.

This elephant ear loves the water, and you can even grow it in a pot submerged in a pond. It's perfect for adding height interest to your garden or landscape. When it rains, the leaves makes an extraordinary display.

Makes a nice show piece in an arrangement Queen of Night is the closest to black any tulip has ever come. It is a deep purple that appears black in some lighting conditions.

Green is an often under-rated color in the garden because it is so ubiquitous. Some colors pair well together while others may vibrate or add tension. Some colors warm, others cool, some calm, while others create tension.

Let's just enjoy them for what they are - an incredible source of inexpensive color for the garden. Use red to create focal points in the garden. Tulip descriptions can become quite technical, as they are grouped into 15 different divisions, describing...