Flower Bulbs Garden Plants Flowers For Sale In Santa Clarita

The multi-petaled type flowering blooms are extremely vibrant in color and very showy. Ranunculus bulbs are widely available at retail nurseries and mail-order catalogs in mixed colors.

They are somewhat more expensive to propagate, but well worth their cost, and you should think of them as an investment in your garden. Peonies are as stately and dignified as any shrub.

This collection brings together a unique combination of some of the best Pink Daffodils available. They will give any sunny or partial sun garden a splash of pink all spring long. This collection contains the following varieties: Accent, Pink Charm, Professor...

Add some to cut flower arrangements for a truly classic look. These long-lasting flowers resist fading, and with their strong, sturdy stems are perfect in beds, borders, and containers.

They amaze everyone, and few plants create this kind of wow in the garden. This makes gardeners wonder if they should include them in their ornamental gardening plans, as it conjures up images of supermarket produce.

They are sturdy and long lasting, growing into impressive plants. Plant just about anywhere - borders, beds, cutting gardens, perennial gardens, pots and containers. The lilium family is so large, varied, and complex that it is challenging to describe...

Soak the corms in lukewarm water overnight before planting to jump start development. Inexpensive and easy to grow, they are the perfect companion for late daffodils and later blooming tulips.

It is an easy plant to grow, given proper conditions. The strap like slim leaves emerge in the fall, and in mid-spring the tall flower stalks appear fully packed (50-100 blossoms) with blue colored flowers that can last for weeks.

Purchase several packs to plant in mass sweeps and collect as many varieties as possible. Plant them just about anywhere - borders, beds, cutting gardens, perennial gardens, pots and containers.

Plant several different varieties of tulips throughout the garden to extend the blooming time. An incredible source of inexpensive color for the garden. What makes this mixture so unique is the bulb size.

These are fast growers with large flowers. Their great reedy canes and palmy foliage make for large, magnificent plants, yielding blooms all summer long for long lasting curb appeal.

They are often used as cut flowers. These graceful and elegant flowers bloom atop grass-like foliage. Good drainage and a sheltered location will help them survive the winter. Plant about 15 bulbs per square foot.

Add color to any spring garden with this mixture of deep purple, blue, red, and white. This collection contains 10 each of the following tulip varieties Black and Blue Parrot, Estella Rijnveld, Flaming Parrot, Libretto Parrot, Orange Favorite, Red Cap,...

Its lovely soft pink, 11 in. Oriental lilies are a florist's first choice for bouquets and bridal centerpieces and they bloom later in the season than most other lilies. You'll attract plenty of butterflies to the landscape with this easy-to-grow favorite.

Allow foliage to die back naturally so that the bulb can build up energy for next year. These delightful blooms have a delicate fragrance and are perfect for the back of the border, cut flower arrangements and bouquets.

Best planted in late fall. In USDA zones 8-10, refrigerate the bulbs for no less then eight weeks. Best planted in groups - in mass - in large, informal sweeps for best effect. Some gardeners treat tulips as annuals.

Picked by our long-time employees, these garden collections are foolproof and complimentary in color, bloom time, and plant height and are goal/theme oriented. There are many varieties to pick and choose from, but you don't know how to start.

Boldly colored tropical gladiolus varieties make up this mixture. They are best planted in groups and make for excellent lavish florist quality cut flowers. Gladiolus come in a wide selection of classic colors as well as the newest bi-colors or tri-colors.

Golden Lycoris provides your garden with unique blooms when most other plants are preparing for winter dormancy. This fall bloomer naturalizes over time. It's also known as Golden Spider Lily, Spider Lily and Surprise Lily.

Clip a few and bring them inside; tied together with raffia they're impressive additions above the fireplace and as centerpieces on a table. Also great in rock gardens or when added to containers, they extend the joy of the spring flower season.

They are super easy to grow and are most impressive flowers. In USDA zones 9-12, they can actually be planted outside, as long as they are protected during freezing temperatures. Paperwhites are non-hardy tazetta daffodils that can be forced and grown...

They do well throughout most of the U. As long as there is a discernible winter. They are relatively pest free and deer will not eat them. In fall, plant the bulbs pointy end up, in deep, fertile, well draining soil in full sun to light shade.

A great garden accent and specimen. These leaves are a work of art with large white spots that grow 1 ft. Once established, they require little to no attention. Long and 10 in. Not only are they 1 of the largest flowering bulbs, they are also very versatile...

Growing bulbs in containers outdoors for spring bloom is a little different than growing them in the ground. Finding the right spot all depends on where you live (possibly your garage), but burying them in the ground is always an option.

Collected by many gardeners, they make for sturdy varietal plants and are excellent in perennial borders. A real Dahlia showcase. They can also be grown as pot plants. Buy several packs and plant them all together to expand your color range and enjoy...

All Summer Lily Garden takes the difficulty out of deciding which lily to plant. It includes a mixture of Oriental, tiger, Asiatic, trumpet and species lilies. So make it easy on yourself and enjoy a variety of colors, flower shapes and blooming times...

To ensure optimal results, allow adequate space and sunlight, plant at the appropriate depth, and feed with a well balanced fertilizer. Some gardeners treat tulips as annuals. Best planted in late fall.