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Forcing Hyacinths indoors on water is simple, easy, and fun. Hyacinths bulbs will require a period of cooling before they will bloom. By using our prepared bulbs you speed up this process.

If you cannot plant them immediately, store in a cool, airy place. As long as there is a discernible winter. Van Zyverden handles hundreds of varieties of daffodils, so sometimes it's difficult to select which varieties to include in a mixture such as...

Muscari thrive in full sun or deciduous shade, tolerate almost any soil, and very hardy. Muscari Ameniacum commonly referred to as Blue Grape Hyacinths is a welcome addition to rock gardens, containers, borders and beds.

Its sizzling scarlet-red flowers are edged in bright yellow atop deep green contrasting foliage. As flamboyant as their tropical American ancestry, Cannas are among the most colorful summer bulbs with ruffled spikes tapering to refined buds, boasting...

Double Asiatic Lily Apricot Fudge Bulbs produce warm apricot-hued, double flowers that are sure to attract attention in the garden. Lilies are some of the largest and some of the most prized blooms on Earth.

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.

Tulips are unique in range of size, shape and bold color found in almost every color spectrum, that only tulips provide. Fun Fact: It typically takes about six years to grow a tulip from seed to flower.

It blooms when many plants are preparing to go dormant. This yellow variety has larger flowers, leaves, and bulbs. Sought after bulb variety in limited supply, not typically available at the big box stores.

When choosing color consider the overall effect you seek. While others make spaces look smaller or larger. Collection consists of: 7 Lilies Red Sensation, 5 Poppies red and 25 Crocosmia Lucifer.

The multi-petaled type flowering blooms are extremely vibrant in color and very showy. Buttercups are also known by their botanical name Ranunculus. However, ranunculus in single colors are unique and make for striking color displays in the garden.

Sit back and enjoy. All you will need to do is plant them up and water. Amaryllis bulbs like room temperatures, and exposure to sunshine will keep them shorter. In USDA zones 9-12, they can actually be planted outside, as long as they are protected during...

In some areas, gardeners treat flower bulbs as annuals. To ensure optimal results, allow adequate space and sunlight, plant at the appropriate depth, feed with a well balanced fertilizer, removing the flowers as soon as they go but allowing the leaves...

While others make spaces look smaller or larger. Best planted in late fall. Remove the flowers as soon as they go, but allow the leaves to yellow before removing. Planting them in a lightly shaded area will keep them cool and prolong blooming.

Tall; however has been known to grow as tall as 6 ft. In its native habitat. Its spikes produce deep purple flower heads atop rigid leafy flower stalksIt typically grows 2 ft. Liatris Spicata is a tall upright, clump forming perennial which is native...

Use in borders or along fences, sidewalks, driveways and walls; these charmers will bring compliments galore and attract butterflies, too. Thriving in full sun to light shade, Bowl of Beauty's very large single flower-heads have bright rose-pink outer...

Planted together they look iconic, in dazzling harmony. Plant several different varieties of tulips throughout the garden to extend the blooming time. In USDA zones 8-10, refrigerate the bulbs for no less then eight weeks.

Miss Muffet is an elegant dwarf variety that comes with chartreuse leaves with red spots; a combination like no other and very eye catching. Caladiums are indigenous to Brazil and neighboring areas of South and Central America where they grow in open...

For best flowering, plant in full sun and prune dead heads. Its snowy white blooms provide a cool contrast to its flushed red blooms. Fire and Ice Dahlia Mix is a smoking mix. This mix adds a flash of color to borders and makes an especially sizzling...

Deep burgundy-red leaves are shaped like giant shamrocks and cover the plant completely for a look that is unique and dramatic. Burgundy Shamrock is exactly what 1 would expect from a perennial of that name.

They are highly reliable and ideal for naturalizing. Yellow is the color of Hope, March and Spring. Plant them once for season after season of color. Bulbs do not like wet feet. Water during their growth period.

They appreciate the warm weather of summer and are very easy to plant and grow. Today's Gladiolus, also known as glad are larger and more beautiful than varieties years ago and produce lush sword like foliage.

Plant them in shady window boxes where sun-loving annuals won't grow. With colors that range from red to a pale pink, to white and deep rose, they can enhance almost any shady area, from patios and decks to shaded corners of the garden.

In the garden, plant them before frost, but not as early as in the northern part of the country. An incredible source of inexpensive color for the garden. This extraordinary newcomer first looks like a tulip from another universe and somewhat like an...

Soak the corms in lukewarm water overnight before planting to jump start development. Their daisy like flowers are open faced, making them delightful clouds of color that dance atop slender stems in the wind, giving them their poetic common name "Wind...

Tulips are unique in range of size, shape and bold color found in almost every color spectrum, that only tulips provide. Plant several different varieties of tulips throughout the garden to extend the blooming time.

Plant about 16 bulbs per square foot. Both varieties are easy to grow, deer resistant, and popular as cut flowers. Plant before danger of frost. We have not seen this done before, but we are combining two very popular bulb types to create a grand mixture...

These easy-to-grow Dahlias will add color and fragrance to borders and fresh floral arrangements. Dahlias generally need to be lifted in fall anywhere temperatures dip below 35°F.