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The most popular choice from our 4 color themed gardens last season, our Holland Pride orange bouquet will look stunning against any backdrop. As with all four gardens, this is a great value at $20 for 25 bulbs.
Contains the following:
1 Decorative Orange Dahlia
Zone 8-10
Height 36-48”
Full Sun, Cut Flower
2 Orange Asiatic Lilies
Zone 3-9
Height 18-24"
Full or Part Sun, Cut Flower
4 Peter Pears Gladiolus
Zone 7-10
Full Sun, Cut Flower Deer Resistant
18 Orange Single Freesia
Height 12-24”
Full Sun, Part Sun Fragrant
Moon gardens have increased in popularity over recent years. These flowers seem to glow at night under the light of the moon or backyard lighting. A wonderful addition to any yard, we’ve added this new item by popular demand.
1 Decorative White Dahlia
2 White Asiatic Lilies
Height 18-24”
4 White Gladiolus
Full Sun, Cut Flowe,r Deer Resistant
18 Iris Hollandica
Zone 4-9
Height 20-24”
Full to Part Sun, Cut Flower
This collection of deep red makes it a HOT garden item! If you like Red, this is for you!
1 Decorative Red Dahlia
2 Red Asiatic Lilies
Full or Part Sun Cut Flower
4 Traderhorn Gladiolus
Full Sun, Cut Flower, Deer Resistant
18 Red Ixia
Height 12-18”
If you love shades of yellow, this is the collection for you! Nothing pops in a garden more than yellow!
1 Dahlia Golden Emblem
10 Royal Yellow Iris
Height 22-28”
4 Nova Lux Gladiolus
10 Yellow Emperor Ixia
Vertical gardening is fast becoming a popular pastine. Enjoy a profusion of color and blooms with the added bonus of being able to watch the fauna enjoy the nectar of the sweet flowers. Hummingbird mix includes a mix of gold, orange, purple, pink, yellow, and red flowers that attract Hummingbirds. Includes a hanging bag with rope, special hummingbird attracting seed mix and complete planting and care instructions.
Enjoy a profusion of color and blooms with the added bonus of being able to watch the fauna enjoy the nectar of the sweet flowers. Butterflies love bright colors in gold, orange, blue, pink, yellow and red. Kit includes a saddlebag that drapes over any railing or fence, spedial butterfly attracting seed mix and complete planting and care instructions.
Give new life to your garden...and Honeybees, too. Bee populations have been declinging and you can be part of the solution with our special seed mixture. It's packed with flower varieties specially selected for their ability to attract bees. This makes the bees' work a little easier and reduces stress in their hives. Best of all, you'll be treated to a summer-long spectacle of brilliant color, delightful form and enticing fragrance - and you'll have an armload of blooms for indoor enjoyment. Flower mat measures 17" x 5' long.
Our easy to plant Butterfly Garden Flower Mat will attract multiudes of butterflies with this colorful blend of cornflowers, cosmos, coreopsis, marigold, zinnia and more. Contains both annuals and perennials for quick and long lasting color in summer. Plant in full sun or partial shade, they'll thrive in most types of soil, with little care. Mat measures 17" x 5' long and is filled with over 800 seeds.
Our English Cottage Garden Seed Mat brings a certain romance to your landscape. Quaint, charming flowers mingled among shrubs, ornamental grasses, roses, and edible plants. this Mat includes 21 unique varieties of both annual and perennial flowers that will create a lush, beautifully scented cottage garden right in your front yard. Flower mat measures 17" x 5' long.
Protect and beautify your trees at the same time with these easy-to-use seeded mat. Plant after danger of frost in your area, keep moist, and within weeks you will have an abundance of beautiful blooms.
Full Sun needed
Seeds are a mixture of annuals, perennials and biennials.
Children are curious, they like to learn by doing and love to play in the dirt. Growing a flower garden gives them a chance to care for something over time, while observing the cycle of life first-hand. Enjoy teaching and watching them as they care for this select mixture of low maintenance, easy to grow garden flowers including Baby's breath, Cornflower, Cosmos, Zinnias, Daisies and many more. Flower mat measures 17" x 5' long.
Protect and beautify your trees at the same time with this easy-to-use seeded tree mat. Simply work up the ground around the base of your tree, lay the mat in position, lightly cover with soil and in just a few weeks you'll have a wonderful collection of shade loving flowers.
Everyone loves the amazing antics of the hummingbird and our new seed collection is just the answer to attracting them to your garden or window box. This special 10 gram seed mix will cover over 150 square feet and contains Cosmos SensationMix, Tall Mixed Cornflower, Indian Blanket, Tree Mallow, Lance Leaved Coreopsis, Shasta Daisy Alaska, Purple Coneflower, Glove Gilia, Annual Mix Phlox, Catchfly, Tall white Sweet Alyssum and Foxglove.
Our best selling flower seed collection consists of a varied range of colors and sizes. Included are individual packages of Velvet Queen, Teddy Bear, Autumn Beauty, Giganteus and Early Russian. Add some vivd beauty and golden smiles to your late summer garden. 5 packages of seeds.
Our new Bees & Butterflies Garden offers an exceptional mix of six beautiful plants that give you exciting color and attract nature's pollinators to your garden. Individually packaged, this collection is a tremendous value. Offered in two sizes 60 or 120 bulbs, buyers save $10 when purchasing the larger size.
Contains 10 each of Crocosmia, Liatris, Fragrant Gladiolus, Anemone, Iris, Gladiolus Nanus.
Planting Instructions: Plant in Full-Part Sun, 1-2” deep, 4-6” spacing. Keep slightly damp but do not over water. Since space is limited on this label, please check online for zone hardiness and plant height.
Contains 20 each of Crocosmia, Liatris, Fragrant Gladiolus, Anemone, Iris, Gladiolus Nanus.
Imagine sitting down to a delicious salad grown and cared for entirely by you! Containing the perfect combination of Tomatoes, Radish, Onions, Lettuce and Cucumbers, this collection of salad ingredients is sure to provide that fresh grown taste.
Each package included in this collection contains the appropriate planting and care information needed to ensure that you have a successful harvest.
Enjoy fresh grown herbs from your own backyard by planting together in one large container or in separate pots on your deck or patio. Contains Sweet Basil, Summer Savoury, Dill, Oregano, Parsley & Thyme. Can be grown indoors along your kitchen windowsill.
This is our top-notch selection of the most popular selling Farmer’s Market vegetables. Included are individual packages of Green Beans, Beets, Carrots, Peas, Zucchini, & Squash. Nothing can match the taste of healthy vegetables straight from your garden.
It’s hard to beat the taste of a fresh tomato just pulled from the vine! Included are individual packages of Beefsteak, Brandywine, Roma, Ace 55 and Large Red Chery Tomatoes. Delicious and guaranteed to grow!
These plants will produce large, sweet strawberries that are ideal for making preserves, pie filling and eating fresh from the garden. Just imagine the taste of freshly picked strawberries from your own backyard!
Size No. 1
Height – ground cover
Spacing 12”
Full or Part Sun
Hardy Zones 3-9
Planting Instructions
Plant in soil with a pH of 6-6.5. Soak the roots in water. Till in compost and dig a shallow trench for each row with rows 4’ apart. Form a small dome of soil every 12” apart in the row. Add soil, tamp down and water. Crown of plant should be at soil surface. Plant in groups for good pollination to ensure a great crop.
The pineberry is a white strawberry with red seeds. Pineberries are actually the oldest strawberry variety. The aroma and taste of pineberries never disappoints-the striking berries have a unique pineaple flavor. Only recently introduced to North America, be the first to dazzle your neighbors and friends!
Plant in soil with a pH of 6-6.5. Soak the roots with water. Till in compost and dig a shallow trench for each row with rows 4’ apart. Form a small dome of soil every 12” apart in the row. Add soil, tamp down and water. Crown of plant should be at soil surface.
This new and improved sprouter design is simple to use and very durable. In a matter of only days you can grow fresh sprouts to add to your salad, sandwich from strong, crack resistant BPA free plastic and this unique design uses water surface tension to keep the correct amount of water in the tray for all stages of growth. Comes with simple and complete growing instructions.
This is an extremely cost effective way to grow these nutritious gems right in your kitchen! In general, sprouts supply the highest amount of vitamins, minerals and enzymes of any food per unit of calorie. Containg an abundance of antioxidants & vitamins, broccoli and alfalfa sprouts add flavor and nutrition to every bite of your favorite dishes.
See our Alfalfa & Broccoli Sprouting seeds below.
Unit contains:
2 Growing Trays
1 Water Collection Tray
1 Storage Lid
Complete instructions
Growing your own sprouts is also a great way to get your gardening fix through the cold days of winter! One ounce of broccoli sprouts contains 4% of the recommended daily value of dietary fiber, 15% of the recommended amount of vitamin C, and 2% of your required intake of calcium. Broccoli sprouts are shaped like alfalfa sprouts and are crunchy. As such, children often find the sprouts fun to eat.
How to grow Sprouts
Distribute evenly a very thin layer of seed. The seeds will swell and require a lot of space. Approximately one tablespoon of small seed and two tablespoons of larger seed is enough for our two tray sprouter. For proper germination, seeds should remain wet, but not submerged in water. The sprouter is designed to retain a small amount of water. Rinse the seeds once or twice each day for best results. It is a good idea to disinfect your sprouter between crops by soaking in a solution of one tablespoon of bleach to one pint of water.
Growing your own sprouts is also a great way to get your gardening fix through the cold days of winter! Alfalfa sprouts are the shoots of the alfalfa plant, harvested before they become the full-grown plant. Because they are so small, the sprouts contain a concentrated amount of certain vitamins and minerals such as calcium, vitamin K, and vitamin C. Alfalfa sprouts contain just 8 calories and 0 grams of fat per cup.
The Flower Power Cookbook contains over 250 tested and proven recipes that feature the A's to Z's of the vegetable family plus many mouthwatering fruit dishes, dips, dressings, smoothies and stuffings. Featuring exquisite color photography, this 168 page comprehensive cookbook quickly achieved Best Seller status.
Makes a great gift!
Space saving design! This beautiful set of 5 airtight, waterproof and microwaveable containers feature a special button - press button up for releasing heat when microwaving, push the button closed for freezing or refrigeration. Keeping contents fresh for an extended period of time.
We're almost lost for words when trying to describe the "Pretty Woman" giant tree lily. Gorgeous, strong tall and spectacular are only a few of the words that come to mind.
Large 8" wide fragrant blooms grade the top of this giant beauty that grows 3-4 feet the first year and up to an amazing 6-8 feet when the plant is fully mature! With 20 to 30 blooms on each plant by year three, this will certainly be one of the most unique features of your garden.
Even with its incredible height, Pretty Woman won't need to be staked as the beautiful stalks and rich foliage are sturdy enough to support these giant lilies. Remember to take the eventual size into account when you're deciding where to plant.
Bulb Size 14/16 cm
Height 54-70”
Spacing 10-18”
Cut Flower, Fragrant
Hardy Zones 3-8
Plant bulbs in groups of 3 or more approximately 3 times their thickness in depth. Loosen the soil at the bottom of the hole and press the bulb firmly into the soil, top pointing up and cover. Lilies prefer an area of the garden with good drainage. Keep their eventual height in mind when planting so they don’t block shorter plants in your bed.
Our ‘Bambino’ miniature Glads have taken the gardening world by storm! No more need for staking as these 24-32” beauties have all the properties of the large gladiolus but the compact height that keeps them sturdy and beautiful in the garden. A perfect highlight item to feature in your indoor arrangements.
Bulb Size 8/10 cm
Height 24-32” Spacing 4-5”
Full Sun Cut Flower
Deer Resistant
Hardy Zones 7-9
Plant in light, evenly moist soil. Plenty of water is needed during growth and must have good drainage. Plant the corms pointed ends up and 4-5” apart. Start planting after the last spring frost and continue until the end of June for a long season of bloom. Staking is not necessary after the plants are 12” high. Store them in a cool dry location during the winter.
An excellent choice for planting in borders or pots, Stargazers has long been a favorite with gardeners due to its spectacular coloring. Blooming a little than other lilies, their fragrance permeates the outdoor air.
Bulb size 14/16 cm
Height 25-30”
Spacing 10-12”
Full or Part Sun, Fragrant
Plant bulbs in groups of 3 or more approximately 3 times their thickness in depth. Loosen the soil at the bottom of the hole and press the bulb firmly into the soil, top pointing up and cover. Lilies prefer an area of the garden with good drainage. Keep their eventual height in mind when planting so they don’t block other items in your garden.
Bleeding Hearts form a bushy, upright mound of light green foliage that resembles leaves like a fern. It supports hundreds of bright pink and white dangling heart-shaped blooms. Considered one of the most unique flowers in nature.
Size 2 to 3 eyes
Height 24-36”
Spacing 18-24”
Full Sun Part Sun Shade
Deer Resistant Cut Flower
Plant in moist, rich, well-drained soil. Allow 18-24” between plants for their spreading foliage. In most areas, the foliage dies back by mid-summer, so place them where other plants will fill the gap. You may cut down foliage when it turns yellow. Divide in early spring if necessary. After flowering, the plants should be cut back to enable new growth.
shorter plants in your bed.
An assortment of tried and tested Hosta varieties that will provide a natural and effortless display of foliage and tall flowers to enhance the shadier areas of your bed or border. Always a customer favorite.
Part Sun or Shade
Plant in well drained, moist soil, in light to full shade with the growing tips at the soil surface. Water more during hot, dry spells. A 2” mulch of compost or shredded bark is beneficial. Hostas take 2 to 4 years to become fully established and reach their full size. Divide in spring or fall if necessary.
Featuring an abundance of Periwinkle Blue flower, this Agapanthus will attract hummingbirds and butterflies to your garden. A perfect container plant, it also works well along a tree line or border. Exceptionally vigorous and easy to grow, these lovely blue flowers will add a tropical look and feel to your garden.
Spacing 4-6”
Cut Flower Deer Resistant
Hardy Zones 8-10
Plant your agapanthus where they will receive full sun. Dig holes and plant the bulbs 2” deep and 4-6” apart. After planting, water well, gently soaking the soil to settle it around the bulbs. Roots and top growth will form in a few weeks. When in bloom, feel free to cut these brilliant flowers for striking arrangements.
The Blue Globe Thistle (also known as echinops), is one of the most eye-catching plants in nature. By midsummer it features a countless number of amazing globes of steel-blue flowers. Another great feature are the large, gray/green leaves that serve as a contrasting backdrop to these highly unique flowers.
Cut Flower, Deer Resistant
Loosen the soil to 2 to 4 inches deep and rake the site smooth. Globe thistle plants grow and bloom best in full sun but are tolerant of partial shade. They are not fussy about soil conditions and perform well in even the poorest sandy or alkaline soils.
Everyone loves some true blue highlights in their garden. The rich super-blue blooms of the poppy anemone create saucer-shaped flowers atop wonderful feathery foliage. Mr. Fokker is a welcome contrast to the typical pinks and yellows of most gardens.
Bulb Size 4/5 cm
Height 8-12” Spacing 4”
Hardy Zones 7-10
Soak the bulbs in tepid water for one day prior to planting. Plant 2-3” deep. They thrive best when planted in an area with plenty of access to sun. The richer the soil, the more flowers each corm will produce. They are an excellent choice for borders or rockeries but can also be grown in pots or containers provided they are not subjected to excessive heat.
Considered the best of all blue hardy geraniums! Finely cut leaves quickly form clumps and are the perfect backdrop for the flowers in the late spring. In the fall, the foliage takes on brilliant orange and red tones extending this perennial’s seasonal interest even further.
Height 15-18”
Spacing 20-30”
Full Sun Part Sun
Hardy Geraniums can tolerate some shade but do best when they receive sun for most of the day. Plant in ordinary, well drained soil, in full or partial sun. In hotter areas, plant in partial shade. Space 20-30 inches apart with growing tips just under the soil surface. Divide in spring or fall if necessary. Flowers from late spring to summer.
Fairy Lilies, also known as Rain Lilies is a species that originated in the Caribbean. Perfect for rock gardens or added to mixed border, Fairy Lilies are known for their habit of blooming several times a season, usually 3 or 4 days after it rains. Spectacular pink flowers abound from late summer into fall.
Bulb Size 6+ cm
Height 6-12”
Spacing 6-9”
Hardy Zones 6-10
Plant bulbs in spring 1-2” deep and 6-9” apart. Grow in fertile, well-drained, neutral to alkaline soil in full sun. Protect from excessive winter moisture. Lift in fall and store in a cool, dry, dark location.
Considered one of the most favorite of all Dinner Plate Dahlias, Lilac Time Boasts enormous lilac purple blooms from mid-summer right through until frost. Pinch off the side buds to see just how large these flowers can get! As with all Dahlias, dig in a fall and store tubers indoors over winter.
Size No. II
Tubers can be potted up 4-6 weeks indoors to get a head start. If planting directly in the soil, lay tubers flat in holes 6” deep and cover with 3-4” of soil. Plant 18-24” apart and cultivate the soil at least 12” in depth before planting to encourage a large, deep root system. Lift the tubers and store indoors over winter and cover in shallow boxes with moist peat or sand.
Beautiful, large exotic flowers provide amazing color and fragrance. Best planted in groups of three or more in a mixed bed or border. Each bulb will produce more flowers every year and eventually produce additional stems as well. The perfect cut flower bouquet.
Height 32-40”
Spacing 8-12”
Cut Flower Fragrant
All lilies must have excellent drainage. Plant them among leafy perennials, annuals or ground cover to keep the roots cool in summer in well-drained soil, pointed tip upward. Lilies can be planted in your garden in very early spring. Do not allow the bulbs to dry out before planting.
Masses of colorful, feathery plumes are ideal for the shade. A mix of pink, bright red and white colors that will bring your shade bed a stunning look with both its attractive blooms and foliage. The fern-like leaves keep their form throughout the entire season.
Size 2-3 eyes
Astilbes require moist, organic, slightly acidic soil. Mulch in summer and incorporate organic matter into the soil. Cover the crown, including emerging shoots, with about one-half inch of soil. Dig and divide every 3-4 years in early spring or fall. The varieties we offer will flower in late spring to early summer.
Praised for their large, daisy-like flowers which appear from mid through late summer, coneflowers are a mainstay in today’s garden. Coneflowers, also known as Echinacea, attract butterflies like no other plant. Wonderful color and beauty all in one perennial plant!
Height 35-40”
Spacing 12-18”
Coneflowers (echinacea) will grow well in full sun to light shade in any well-drained soil and are quite drought resistant. Deadhead flowers to encourage continued bloom. Plant with crowns just under the soil surface. Dig and divide in spring or fall if they start to die out in the center or if the plants start to outgrow the space available.
Also known as the Shamrock Bulb or the Oxalis Iron Cross, their leaves are loved as much as the flowers themselves. Used in beds, borders, rock gardens or containers, they certainly are a conversation piece in your garden due to their vibrant flowers and amazing foliage markings.
Bulb Size 5/6 cm
Height 6-10”
Spacing 3-4”
Full Sun, Part Sun or Shade
Dig little holes and plant the bulbs 1”-1.5” deep and 3”-4” apart. Just poke them down in the soil, don’t worry about which side is up. They’ll grow from any position. After planting, water well, gently soaking the soil and settling it around the bulbs. Foliage will begin to appear in just a few weeks and flowers in 6-8 weeks. Water as needed during active growth periods.
Producing flowers that are a deep purple maroon, Arabian Night is outstanding when planted against a light wall, fences or arranged with a variety of white flowers such as our Fragrant Gladiolus. Truly stunning color!
A stunning Mix of color & height! These bulbs produce a low clump of grassy-looking leaves bearing long spikes of bright magenta-purple and white flowers. Blooms begin in mid-summer. Extremely beautiful along a sunny border, a meadow garden or even on containers. Butterflies are attracted to their blooms.
Bulb size 10/12 cm
Spacing 6-8”
Dig individual planting holes or a furrow with a garden trowel to plant corms, spacing them 6 to 8 inches apart, or for a fuller effect, 10 to 20 per square foot. Set the corms so the bottom is about 5 inches below the soil surface. The small, flattened area is the top of the corm, and the claw-like projections should point down.
A beautiful display of bright shades with a double bloom. Persian buttercups will give you a wide array of many blooms in yellow, gold, red, pink, white and orange. Ideal for borders and cuttings. An absolute rainbow of flowers!
Bulb Size 6/7 cm
Spacing 2-3”
Plant in well-drained soil after last spring frost. Pot up indoors six weeks before last frost date for earlier bloom. Soak the tubers in water for 3 hours before planting. Plant claw-side down, covering them with 1-2” of soil. Fertilize weekly as soon as foliage appears. Dig up after foliage withers and store in a cool, dry location in peat moss.
These enchanting intensely fragrant, late spring bloomers make a fine ground cover where they get shade or part shade. They are exquisite under spring-flowering trees or as an under-planting for late Tulips.
Size No. III
Height 4-8” Spacing 6-8”
Part Sun Shade Cut Flower
Fragrant Deer Resistant
Soak pips in warm water for 2-3 hours before planting. Plant in early spring in rich, well-drained soil. Plant the pips on their sides 1-2” deep and 6-8” apart. This plant may not bloom in the first year while it establishes itself outdoors. You can plant them indoors (5 pips per 8” pot), to give them a faster start before eventually transplanting them outdoors. Can be divided in time.
Cheerful Harlequin Flowers (aka Sparaxis), produce star-shaped flowers in a rainbow of bright colors. Long lasting as cut flowers, you’ll want plenty of these in your cutting garden. Extremely drought tolerant, these beauties will brighten up any location.
Bulb Size 5+ cm
Height 10-12”
Plant Harlequin Flowers in the late spring. Plant corms (bulbs), 4-5” deep and 2-3” apart in sandy, well-drained soil in a sheltered area. During its growing season the soil should be kept continually moist, especially after planting. Grow in full sun.
This mix of Asiatic Lily blooms will be sure to delight your mid-summer garden. These flowers are very attractive when planted in large groups and provided a sweet fragrance for the gardener. A beautiful mix of bright colors and multi-blooms!
Plant bulbs preferably in groups of 3-6. All lilies must have excellent drainage. Plant them among leafy perennials, annuals or ground cover to keep the roots cool in summer in well-drained soil, pointed tip upward. Lilies can be planted in your garden in very early spring.
A favorite in Holland, the fragrant flowers of Freesia are dainty in bright red, yellow, pink, White and mauve. They make a splendid Cut-flower with a surprisingly fruity aroma. A very affordable way to add an abundance of color to your garden.
Height 15-24”
Spacing 3-5”
Hardy Zones 8-9
Plant corms in garden after final frost in groups of 5 or more and cover with 2” of soil. Freesia benefit from a monthly feeding of 5-10-5 fertilizer from the time the shoots appear until the buds start to appear. For container growing indoors, set the bulbs 1” apart in a large pot and barely cover with soil. Give the bulbs at least 4 hours of direct sunlight daily.
Also known as the Starflower, Queen Fabiola or Wild Hyacinth, the Triplet Lily was originally native to California. Bright green, grass-like leaves appear first, followed by clusters of violet purple star-shaped blossoms with blue anthers in late spring. It is very adaptable and will tolerate heavy soils and sun- baked locations.
Triplet lily plants grow from corms. Plant the corms in spring, when all danger of frost is passed or plant in autumn with other spring-blooming flowers. Plant the corms about 4 inches apart and 5 inches deep, or three times the height of the corm. Remember to plant with the root side down. Plant in a sunny to partly sunny location that has well-draining soil.
The perfect cut flower, these abundantly blooming, firey red flowers appear in mid-summer above slightly arching sword-like foliage. Growing to three feet in height, Lucifer is a real standout as its brilliant color is unmatched in nature.
Height 24”
Spacing 4-5”
Hardy Zones 5-8
Grow in medium moisture, well-drained soil in full sun to part shade. Prefers moist soil in full sun. Plant corms in spring 2-3” deep and 4-5” apart. It is recommended that the corms be dug up in fall and stored over winter in colder climates somewhat in the same manner as gladiolus, but do not allow them to dry out completely.
Large flowers and bright colors would certainly make this beautiful mix our first choice for any garden or bouquet. These stunning plants grow on sturdy stems that fill with countless blossoms. Glads are always a welcome fresh-cut gift for neighbors and friends.
Bulb Size 12/14 cm
Height 36-48” Spacing 5-6”
Plant in light, evenly moist soil. Plenty of water is needed during growth and must have good drainage. Plant the corms pointed ends up and 5-6” apart. Start planting after the last spring frost and continue until the end of June for a long season of bloom. Staking is usually necessary after the plants are 12” high. Store them in a cool, dry location during the winter.
Fabulous and easy to grow! Dutch Iris are perfect when planted in groups along a border, rock garden or at the edge of a woodland. A cheery mix of pinks, purples, yellows and whites will light up your garden in May and June.
Bulb Size 8/9 cm
Hardy Zones 4-9
Dig holes and plant the irises 4” deep and 4-6” apart. The bulbs look like small pointed onions. Plant with the pointed end facing upwards. After planting, water well, gently soaking the soil to settle it around the bulbs. In warmer climates foliage will form in the autumn, winter will bring taller growth and flowers will develop in spring.
A perfect patio plant that’s ideal for any well-drained container. Colors range from white to pink, yellow and red. These unique blooms add great interest to any plot. One of the all-time best performers in our own bulb trial gardens.
Bulb Size 7/9 cm
Hardy Zones 8
Plant at least 6 bulbs in a group, 3-5” apart and cover with 4” of soil. Feed with a 5-10-5 fertilizer every two weeks and keep the soil damp. Where not hardy, plant after all danger of spring frost. Dig up after the foliage has browned but before fall frost. Store in peat moss in a frost-free location over winter.
The Flower Power fundraiser will support our work in the following areas:
1) Cabell County Student Empowerment Team (CCSET) mission “Connecting resources to empower students to achieve personal excellence.”
2) Partners in Prevention - “Good Beginnings Last a Lifetime” project that promotes ways to help children grow up safe and healthy through everyday actions that build the Protective Factors through the Strengthening Families initiative. The five factors are: 1) Parental resilience, 2) Social connections, 3) Knowledge of parenting and child development, 4) Concrete support in times of need, and 5) Social and emotional competence of children.
3) Oral Health Promotion through “Resources for Healthy Teeth Toolkit” that has tips on good oral health to support parents and programs in helping children have healthy teeth and smiles for life. This project is done in collaboration with Marshall University and the DentaQuest Foundation.
We use education, resources and training to accomplish our work. Community resources are shared through Cabell County Quick Guide and websites www.cabellfrn.org and www.cabellempower.org. Cabell Co. FRN has assisted in conducting a variety of training sessions like Strengthening Families, Brain Under Construction, and other workshops.
Thank you for helping us to coordinate and connect community resources so children get a “Good Beginning that lasts a lifetime!”
Thank you for taking this important step in helping our organization reach its financial goal while beautifying your yard. Your purchase of these top quality flower bulbs demonstrates your sincere support for our cause. Flower Power Fundraising shares your support and will be donating 50% of each sale to our organization. So order today! PLEASE NOTE: All orders will ship in season at the proper planting time.
You can shop with confidence when selecting bulbs from Flower Power Fundraising. All of our products are 100% guaranteed to grow to your full satisfaction. If you are at all dissatisfied with your purchase, simply contact us and we will be more than happy to right the situation with you by offering your choice of a replacement, credit or full refund. It’s that easy!
Use this map to determine which zone you are located in. If your zone is listed as a “hardiness zone” for any of the products you can rest assured that they will be a perennial in your area. You can enjoy these blooms year after year! If your zone is listed as suitable but not hardy, these products will grow beautifully this summer in your garden, but may not survive the harsh winter.