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Tall, strong and reliable, Queen of the Night partners well with light pinks, bold oranges and creamy whites. For dark drama in the garden, you can't beat this almost-black tulip, with blooms in shades of deep velvety purple.

The famous Apeldoorn group was introduced in 1951 by D. The Emperors, being close to a wild species, were quite perennial, so they crossed the two groups. Even though the Red Emperor and other fosterianas were instant sensations, the hybridizers were...

Try planting big displays so your garden remains colorful all spring. This stunning collection includes varieties of purple tulips, all with different hues that will bloom from early to late spring.

Lefeber and Company. And voila! Darwin Hybrid Tulips were born, with the best qualities of both groups. They were fascinated by what were then called simply 'Darwin Tulips'. About Darwin Hybrid Tulips: Early in the 20th Century, a talented Dutch hybridizer...

They look fabulous planted with other varieties or alone in borders, or if space is limited in pots on the patio. Tulip Purple Pride produces large beautiful purple/lilac blooms on the top of their strong 24 inch stems.

Vivid orange petals high-lighted with hints of yellow. The large brilliant color of ‘Orange Emperor' stands out from a distance making a spectacular display in the garden. Tulip Orange Emperor blooms a bit later than some of the other Emperor Tulips,...

In fact, Red Emperor's official variety name is 'Madame Lefeber' in honor of the original hybridizer's wife. This tulip defines elegance with its huge pristine white blooms and fragrance.

This charming mix is great for cutting and arranging in a vase to enjoy inside. Plant Royal Prince Mix in clusters or in containers for the best results. Royal Prince Tulip Mix is a blend of yellow, lavender and purple single early tulips.

Designed to provide constant color throughout the spring season. A stunning array of long lasting tulip mix! This mix is made up of over 100 varieties of stunning tulips.

These begin lemon yellow, then pink begins to flush the outer edges of the petals. Single Late Tulip Antoinette change color as they bloom. Plant in large groups for a truly full looking field of tulips.

Try planting big displays so your garden remains colorful all spring. This delightful collection includes varieties of pink tulips, all with different shades that will bloom from early to late spring.

In fact, Red Emperor's official variety name is 'Madame Lefeber' in honor of the original hybridizer's wife. In America's Top Ten list for popularity in the US, compiled by the Netherlands Flower Bulb Information Centre, they list no less than three Darwin...

These were large-flowered tulips in clear colors on tall stems, but without any perennial qualities. And voila! Darwin Hybrid Tulips were born, with the best qualities of both groups.

Ideal in window boxes, containers or shady beds, plant these colorful beauties to revive dark areas. Scarlet begonias red tone is beautiful and will provide stunning color in the shadiest locations.

Harvest Mix tulips emerge in late spring and offer large colorful blooms on sturdy stems. Blooms in late spring. Purple and orange is a perfect combination to create a show stopping display.

Like the city itself, 'Manhattan Island' Dahlia is full of life and color, boasting huge, red blooms with a bold hint of yellow in the center. (If you've grown perennial Delphiniums, the plant size and growth is similar, but success with Dahlias is much...

The one thing to remember is that you won't be able to mow that area until the tops die down. In a new or established wildflower meadow, the wildflower plants grow up around the daffodils hiding the fading foliage, so there's no work to do.

Double 'Bouton de Rose' Begonias are known for their delicate flowers that resemble full, lush roses. Tuberous begonias add lavish color in shady spots under trees, in gardens and in containers.

Like most Triumph Tulips, Paul Scherer has strong, sturdy stems and looks fabulous cut for spring bouquets. They are excellent cut flowers as they have a long vase life. Drama, drama, drama! Stunning, purple-black blooms make a bold statement in the mid...

As the name implies, these cheerful wintertime flowers make a lovely holiday gift for all. (These bulbs do not need much root space.) Use soil, or a mixture of soil, peat and perlite.

Enormous, dinner plate-sized blooms are petal packed from mid summer until frosts arrive. The Brilliant Burst Dahlia Collection brings cheerful shades of summery pinks and sunny yellows to the garden.

'Floorinor' Anemone Dahlia is stunning with hot pink and orange powder-puff blooms. (If you've grown perennial Delphiniums, the plant size and growth is similar, but success with Dahlias is much easier.) Keep them free of bugs, well-watered, and well-fertilized...

Photo C shows stately white "glads" in the garden. You can't have too many. Gorgeous in a vase. Put them close together so you'll end up with a mass of color, not just a stick here and there.

Plant this gorgeous Calla Lily either in a garden bed or container – It will thrive in either! Growing Callas: Callas are native to South Africa, and today they're not only easy to grow, but available in a literal rainbow of colors.

Blue and white brilliance. You can easily do the same thing at home. It's because planted close together, these little jewels create a true carpet of deep vivid blue, and are the perfect foreground contrast for almost any larger bulbs.

Apeldoorn, the famous red tulip that is now No. 1 in the US, was introduced in 1951 by D. The Emperors, being close to a wild species, were quite perennial, so they crossed the two groups.

With deep burgundy petals dipped in white, 'Mystery Day' Dahlia's double blooms deliver an unexpectced surprise to every passerby. Each fall, you'll be amazed how the 'bulbs' have multiplied during the summer, giving you more and more to divide and enjoy...