Spring Bulbs

Also sending bulbs all over Europe. Breeding Rhodohypoxis, xRhodoxis and Tulbaghia. Lots of new plants, see flowers on website. A small nursery with all year round lots of flowering bulbs on pots.

We also give assistance in putting up saffron farms worldwide. We sell wholesale saffron bulbs from the Netherlands, better resistant against cold.

Plant this Pineapple Lily Mix in a border garden, small space garden, or in containers. A true conversation starter in any sunny garden, make sure to plant this shorter beauty where you can enjoy its charm! Native to South Africa, Eucomis thrives in hotter...

(Eremurus bungei) The famous Foxtail Lily is a giant in the garden, with flowering spikes from 4 to 5 ft. Tall that arrive in a brilliant yellow with orangey highlights. Also known as the Desert Candle, each bloom tapers towards the top and looks spectacular...

Hardy in zones 7-10 and considered an annual in all other zones. Double Tuberose, also known as “The Pearl," is loved by gardeners for its pristine white flowers and heavenly scent.

In fact, they'll do it 6 or 8 times during spring, summer and fall! After a dry period, you get some soaking rain, and then when the sun comes out the next day, there they are adding brilliant color wherever you planted them.

Blooms open every afternoon (around 4 o'clock) and have closed by the next morning. Four O'Clocks, sometimes called 'Marvel of Peru', are low-growing, bushy plants with flowers that bloom in several colors on the same plant - often on the same trailing...

Each cluster of bell-shaped blooms in this Gloxinia Mix struts its stuff for up to ten weeks! With a mix of vibrant purple, magenta, and white-edged bicolor blooms, this spring-planted tuber is suited to pots and borders alike.

Of course, starting the bulbs anytime during the year also works. Increase the watering at this point to several times a week.Of course, other plantings with the bulbs may enhance their beauty and add a different look than just a bulb in a pot.

It produced a flowering stalk the following year.' ...from a subscriber at DavesGarden.com, gardening in Cleveland, OH. I'm glad I did! Of course I was amazed by the beauty and fragrance of this flower, but I was also amazed by how fast it grew once I...

(Tigridia pavonia) Tiger Flowers, also known as Mexican Shellflowers, produce 3-petaled, low-growing blooms in a mix of vibrant colors, with striking spotted centers. A close relative of the iris, these 3-6" wide blooms appear on straight, green blades.

From a gardener who's grown it: 'I was given some gloriosa tubers two years ago. (Gloriosa rothschildiana) I had gloriosa blooms in my dining room window for our Thanksgiving family dinner.'.

Price includes shipping. I'm offering a small, medium, and large bulb combination for $15.00 (includes shipping). I'll ship bulbs with native dirt for easier transplant this season.

Patience, they say, is a virtue. Sure, the mammoth and jumbo tubers are more expensive, but if it takes half as many to make a full pot, the price of the larger ones may well be worth the difference.

But if you have an opportunity to pick up a lot of these once-flowered beauties on the cheap, do it! I'm planning to stalk the halls of my father's assisted living center and see if any other dutiful daughters said it with daffodils this winter.

Part 1 of this 3 part series will deal with the tuberous kinds which include the popular Anemone blanda and Anemone coronaria, but there are also a few others. In the garden, anemone fall into 3 main groups.

Dutch crocus go four inches deep, while the smaller Tommies should just go to two or three inches. Dutch crocus is a cheerful addition to almost any yard.Both crocuses lend themselves to a variety of situations in zone 3 through 8 gardens with full or...

I insisted that it must meander a little, so after a straight start, the path meanders around a dwarf almond (blooming now) and the bridal veil. Tubes of paint, like toothpaste tubes, had just been invented; previously painters had to mix their own paint...

Handsome Man unknowingly fed my insecurity. My beginner knowledge was that tulips are divided into 14 Divisions, each division somewhat predictable in its bloom time.There used to be 15 divisions, Division 9 being Rembrandt tulips, but Rembrandts were...

This sort of mimicks what I imagine might be the natural habitat of the iris.http://www.arhomeandgarden.org/plantoftheweek/articles/Iris_Reticulated.htm(In the body of the article) Trees are tall plants that have a woody trunk [1] and salvia flowers are...

There are a surprising number of lesser known grape hyacinths to choose from, some quite bizarre. This article will introduce you to some of the divesrity that exists among grape hyacinths.

They can be grown in pots too, as long as their growing needs are fulfilled.Snowdrops are native to all Europe from the Mediterranean Sea to Great Britain, where they say the Romans might have introduced them.Some vendors sell snowdrops already planted...

This is particularly worrisome if the cold temperatures are accompanied by cold winds, which have a drying effect on your plants. The combination of wind and cold isn't any kinder to the leaves of your plants than it is to your skin and hair, often drawing...

The leaves are hauled off into great piles to be composted for a couple of years. Each planting area will be tilled several times, until the sandy soil crumbles into silky smoothness.doesn't just sit idle until spring sprouts appear.

Use lukewarm water, which has fewer bubbles to clog up the stems, and top off the water each day. Perk them up by placing them outside at night when temperatures are cooler but not frigid.

They grow in clumps of flowers that look like small daisies, and are useful in landscaping and as ground cover. Windflowers are an anemone, and are popular for their hardiness and wide availability.

Mature bulbs should be planted 6 inches deep and watered thoroughly until the wet weather begins. Dig, then gently separate the bulbs from the main bulb at the bottom end, using a sharp knife if needed.