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If you happen to be in Europe in spring, this is the beautiful wildflower you'll see in woodland areas. The wild form is purple/blue, and it has so many common names we can't list them all! Some call it Spanish Bluebell, others insist it's English Wood Hyacinth, and others just call them Scilla. T...

Tulips & Hyacinth Collection (18 bulbs)...

Rarely seen in the U.S.! Be among the first to grow this popular, Dutch cut flower. Clusters of 12-15 small, star-like flowers, each held on a wiry stem, appear in late spring to early summer. Unique, white- and blue-coloured blossoms look impressive in borders, bouquets and naturalized areas. Zones...

In this Giant Combo collection you will receive: 15 Red Dynasty Tulips 15 Giant Yellow Jonquils for Naturalizing One offer equals 30 bulbs!...

Spectacular Crown Imperials grow up to 3' tall with a circle of cascading flowers topped with a graceful emerald crown. These rare garden treasures are easy to grow, and if mice or moles are a problem in your garden, this may be the answer. The fragrant bulbs repel pests but not people! Fritillaria ...

This 10 pack of the Triumph Tulip "Rosalie" has neatly formed flowers in a strong, yet delicate shade of pale rosy-pink. This Tulip is great for cutting and putting into arrangements. Tulips prefer full sun to partial shade and well drained soil. Plant bulbs 6-8" deep and 6" apart. Water bulbs after...

80 - Anemone De Caen - Mixed color...

80 - Harlequin Flower - Mixed color...

Dainty white teardrops pop into bloom as soon as the snow melts! Carefree plants grow 5 in. tall, spread quickly in rock gardens, under trees or along paths in sun or shade. 5+ cm bulbs...

Amaryllis Benfica'. Whether you prefer water, pebbles or soil as the growing medium, coaxing bright winter blooms from bulbs is simple. Benfica' produces large, dark burgundy flowers (perfect for holiday celebrations) atop 12?18" stems. Bright light and scheduled watering will coax your bulb quickly...