Perennial Bulb Plants

Viridiflora tulips bloom in late spring and are perfect planted with single early tulips like Princess Irene or Salmon Prince. Bulb size: 12 cm. “Viridiflora” means green flower, and so this one is—accented with salmon-pink.

We recommend growing tulips in well-drained soils in full sun in climate with cool, moist winters and dry summers. When growing tulips as perennials, remove spent flower stems after bloom, but do not remove foliage until it yellows.

The interesting colors create a very tropical atmosphere in your spring garden. A vivid and outstanding yellow tone sets the stage perfectly for the orange fringed petals in the center of the flower.

Flaming Parrot is a great transitional variety for your annual flower garden as your impatiens begin to grow. Blooms late spring. In tulip Flaming Parrot is a rare example of how two colors on a single flower create a strong tropical flair.

They all have great form and bright colors in their large, wide petals. This cheerful mix has unstoppable color, is easy to grow and comes back year after year. Fosteriana tulips, also called Emperor tulips, are native to mountainous Central Asia.

Tete A Tete is a profuse flowering variety with very bright showy flowers. The plant is small and compact with tremendous flower power. Every garden has a nook where you don't have a lot of space, but want something to be showy and dramatic.

We suggest planting it with tulip Don Quichotte or tulip Ad Rem. Blooms mid to late spring. Jennie Butchart is one of the brightest red, lily flowering tulips. The color's so bright you've got to wear shades.

Plant in borders, small spaces and enjoy as cut flowers all through spring. This is one you will want to return to year after year. ‘Tete de Luxe' will be sure to brighten up the garden after the winter months by welcoming spring with its fragrant,...

February Gold will even push through snow to bloom if necessary and the flowers are very sturdy, lasting a very long time. You will be very pleased with the performance and reliability.

Looks great anywhere you plant them. Easy to grow and easy returns year after year. A spring classic mix of single, early flowering tulips- lavender, yellow and purple.

It will provide exceptional colors and performance year after year as well as a fantastic fragrance. These two cultivars work well in the garden beds and containers and are exceptional as cut flowers.

It is a tulip to impress neighbors and friends. Bulb size: 12 cm. Barbados belongs to the Fringed Tulips group and has a single flower with finely incised or “fringed” edges. The blossoms begin with green petals that change to a deep red.

You're sure to find beauty and charm in the flower, soft lilac with hot golden center. Blooming mid to late spring. A later flowering variety, exceptional to provide color and beauty in the gardening calendar before your summer flowers start to come in...

Blooms late spring. This incredibly exotic-looking tulip has deep purple blossoms that are stunning paired with yellow pansies or yellow tulips.

Darwin hybrid tulip group, blooming mid-spring. We highly recommend for superb color effect in your spring garden to plant with tulip Big Chief. Blooms are intense, bold red in color with black base edged in yellow.

Soft pink flowers are the perfect compliment to the light greens of early spring. Easy to grow and returns year after year. This unqiue mix is a real thriller wherever you plant it.

Tulips bloom at a time when most plants are just emerging in the garden and put out the welcome mat for the rest of the year. Tulips are a true wonder of nature. Before your summer flowers begin to bloom, these colorful tulips will provide beauty and...

Double early tulip group, blooming in early-spring. We highly recommend this variety for early season cut flower. This tulip is extremely fragrant; in large plantings you may smell it before you see it.

Tulip Purple Prince is the best single early tulip for spring bouquets, and Muscari armeniacum is the easiest spring flower to grow and provides a bright ground cover in flower beds.

Watch the petals open each day to reveal the bright yellow, pink, and white shades inside before slowly closing again each evening. This tulip tends to be less appetizing to deer than others.

They are also splendid by themselves in drifts under shrubs or trees or in a rock garden. Blooms are long lasting. They thrive in sun or shade and colonize quickly. Plant in generous groups.

Triumph tulip group, blooming in mid-spring. We recommend to mix them with bright yellow and orange single late tulips or purple Darwin hybrids for incredible spring display. Stout stems will last very well in poor weather conditions and are great cut...

Also called Fox's Grape, these scented heirlooms are happily not bothered by deer or rodents, and will naturalize to provide enjoyment in your garden for many years to come. Maroon tipped with gold makes a dramatic combination in early spring on these...

Cromacolor is easy to naturalize, perfect for forcing and very often used in containers. They are real conversational piece, often rewarded with blue ribbons in garden competitions.

Easy to grow and returns year after years. Contains of 5 bulbs of tulip Calgary and 16 bulbs of Muscari armeniacum. This combination is often found in the world's best botanical gardens.

Outstanding variety to plant in front of tall single late varieties like Clear Water and Dordogne, or create garden design with early flowering double tulip like Eternal Flame and Peach Blossom for full color through the spring.

Single early tulip. Bulb size: 12 cm. Large, rose-pink petals, bloom for a long period of time in early spring. When planted in larger qualities Apricona will produce the softest pink wave of color in early spring.