Bulbs Plants For Sale In Nebraska

The Regale Album Trumpet Lily is offered here. Bloom in late summer. Truly breathtaking as they reach heights of 4-5 feet. Good for cutting. Trumpet Lilies are one of the most fragrant flowers that can be planted in your garden! We have selected some...

You receive 3 each of Mister Cas, Red Morning and Friso Jumbo Oriental Trumpet Lilies.

Circular clusters of implosing bell-shapped flowers of flame-orange crowned with tufts of leaves. Many gardeners report that Crown Imperials keep rodents and deer away from other bulbs.

The pink mid-section gives way to pure white edges. Grows 40-48" tall in full sun. SHIPS IN FALL A spectacular tri-colored oriental lily! The starburst in the center is a dazzling burst of yellow.

They make a perfect summer accent to a shady overhang, lamppost or porch. The graceful nodding flowers on trailing stems in their vibrant colors are a truly gorgeous sight as they spill out of a hanging basket or container.

Plant in a protected location with mulch in zones 6-7 for over wintering. Hardy in zones 8-10. This amazing semi-tropical bulb produces magnificent late summer inflorescences on 24-30'' stems in sunny garden areas or containers.

In good, well-drained soil, they can be counted on to come back each year to bloom in early to mid spring. Grows 6-8'' tall. SHIPS IN FALL Discover the beauty of the brilliantly colored species tulips that are closely related to the original tulips from...

The Dutch breeder calls it a ''Rose Lily'' for its substantial double form and fragrance. The long lasting pollen free flowers sit an 3' stems in mid-summer. This unbelievably gorgeous Oriental Lily from Holland has up to 20 petals.

They seem to get more vigorous each season and may eventually grow to 6' tall. American Flame Lily sports creamy white flowers that have a warm blending of golden yellow and an intoxicating fragrance.

They make excellent additions to the naturalized garden, and the flowers are very long lasting when cut. Deer resistant. SHIPS IN FALL You will love the dazzling springtime display of brilliant red double flowers on compact 12'' stems that rise from attractive...

With blooms ranging from 2 to 3 inches wide and nearly as high (layer after layer of petals!), these plants make a big impact, though they are only 12 to 15 inches wide and high. They are outstanding in beds, borders, and containers, are are the perfect...

They seem to get more vigorous each season and may eventually grow to 6' tall. Grows 3-4' stalks in the first year and provides lots of flowers! These Oriental Trumpet hybrids bloom in mid to late summer in sunny to partially shaded areas.

Each garden arrives complete with 3 assorted succulents and an air fern pre-planted in a bark mix, and accented with decorative stone. A tiny garden, it's the perfect size for any small space, like a dorm room or office.

These flowers are extremely fragrant. Hardy in zones 3-10. Unbelievable double pinkish-white blooms! What makes this Lily unique from all other Oriental Lilies is the petal count - an incredible 18 per bloom.

While many roses melt out in the late summer heat and humidity, Lavendertm will look great in September no matter what the summer weather chose to do in your garden! Although the Veranda series was originally bred for patio containers, it has proven to...

A beautiful new Calla Lily hybrid that is as colorful and exotic as tropical fish. In other zones, lift in fall and store over winter or plant in pots for an indoor plant. They are excellent in patio pots and planters.

Few other plants bloom as heavily or as faithfully as Coreopsis. You can enjoy the fiery beauty of its golden scarlet blooms from the height of spring all the way until the beginning of fall.

Hardy in zones 9-11, so if grown in the north they must be dig for the winter, or simply moved indoors as a houseplant. One of the most beautiful of all flowers, Calla Lilies are a favorite of florists and are sure to be a favorite inside or outside your...

And if you live in a southern portion of zone 5, you can probably grow Eternal Fragrance with just some extra winter protection (such as a thick mulch). You just can't beat that for flower power! Daphne thrives in full sun in the north, light shade farther...

This highly adaptable series thrives and puts out good color in a wide variety of conditions, including full sun or even the dreaded dry shade! 'Everlime' adds a more sophisticated look to this incredible series.

They're that simple! Set of 3. Dimensions:18 inches tall and when filled with water 12 inches in diameter on the inside. If you had an expensive greenhouse, you couldn't get better insulation or more effective protection for your young plants than with...

These 4- to 6-ounce fruits are ready in just under 2 months -- red-skinned, smooth, and absolutely delectable! They are filled with tangy juice, and have an old-fashioned, rich tomato tang that imparts more flavor than many modern varieties can.

Packed with 26 to 40 petals each and strongly redolent of tropical fruit, these vibrant blooms emerge from rounded, magenta buds and open to a full 4 inches across. Absolutely stunning, electric-pink double blooms festoon this vigorous climber recurrently...

The 3½-inch blooms arise on 10- to 15-inch stems, opening from charming long, pointed buds. Plant Patent#21,709. Spring pruning is recommended. Gardeners in warmer climates should cut back the remaining canes by about one-third, while those in colder...

40 days from direct sowing. Start another container 2 weeks later, continuing all spring, and then repeat in late summer for fall harvest. Being earlier than most, it gets you harvesting sooner than ever, and keeps going later than many others in both...

If this is not possible, sow the two types at least a month apart. Corn is famously easy to direct-sow in any sunny spot. This classic variety is a favorite where the growing season is short or the springs especially cool.

50 days from direct sowing. Pkt is 30 seeds. Cucumbers can be allowed to grow on the ground, but for longer, straighter fruit and to save garden space, grow them in a cage or on a trellis, allowing 1 foot between plants.