Category Archives: Perennials
Crocus Orange Monarch
Crocus Orange Monarch adds unusual color for spring. This gem blooms profusely with deep orange petals and it is great addition in front of the perennial border. Plant in a lawn for natural spring meadow effect easy to naturalize and
Tulip Esperanto
Esperanto blooms in late spring and is the wildest of the Viridiflora tulips full of color and unusual shapes. The large ruffled pointed petals start white and green and change to rose and green. In a vase they become scarlet
Delphinium Summer Skies
Immense graceful light to medium blue spikes with white “bees”. If sown early blooms first year from early summer till frost. GARDEN HINTS: Grows best in part to full sun. Thrives in rich deeply worked soil. Prefers cool moist summer
Tulip Green Star
The blossoms of this hybrid Viridiflora tulip begin as a light green to white and mature to bright white with green flames and a hint of yellow. Its the perfect addition to the cottage garden and is ideal as a
Tulip Huis Ten Bosch
Huis Ten Bosch is one of the deepest fringed tulips. It petals are so deeply fringed they look like a cotton candy in the vase. Petals are extremely hardy and long lasting in the garden even under bad weather. Blooms
Tulip Flying Dragon
Tulip Flying Dragon is one of the long lasting cut flowers in the vase. Blooms are in bold red color with golden yellow edges on each petal on top of strong stems that are sure to stay straight up in
Hydrangea Mophead Trio Collection
A choice collection of lavishly lovely mopheads flourishing large roundish dense clusters in classic blue pinwheel rose-red and white and vivid red. Mopheads; what gardeners think of when imagining “Hydrangeas”; offer lavish beauty in the garden as well as bouquets.
Crocus tommasinianus ‘Barr’s Purple’
When the rain is pouring and the wind howling in early spring crocus becomes an island of enjoyment peacefully hugging the ground and reliably bloominga gardens best friend.
Hyacinth Jan Bos
The most fragrant of the spring-blooming bulbs Dutch hyacinths sweetly perfume the air in April. The star-shaped florets densely clustered along the 8-12″ flower spikes make a strong color statement. They are at home in formal beds or in groups
Tulip Flaming Parrot
In tulip Flaming Parrot is a rare example of how two colors on a single flower create a strong tropical flair. Red tones combined with bright yellow blend in a unique and attractive pattern. Flaming Parrot is a great transitional
Daffodil Chromacolor
Chromacolor is large corona daffodil. It produces one large flower per stem. They are real conversational piece often rewarded with blue ribbons in garden competitions. Cromacolor is easy to naturalize perfect for forcing and very often used in containers. Bulb
Hellebore Mango Magic
This great new color in hellebores is sure to become a classic. Large 3-inch blooms open in creamy orange-apricot tones with red flecks and delicately lined red edges. Clusters of blooms emerge on top of dark green evergreen foliage in
Muscari Azureum
Muscari are known for their prolific flowering and how well behaved they are in the garden. Muscari pushing up with pansies and hellebores bring delightful form and color to the early spring landscape.
Tulip Rems Favorite
One of the most impressive Rembrandt tulips Rem’s Favorite is real form of art white petals are painted with purple flames. We suggest to plant in large numbers. Blooms late spring. Bulb size: 12 cm.
Daffodil Spellbinder
Soft two-toned yellow daffodil where the cup as it ages has over-tones of white. This mellow color is a very nice contrast to everything green in your gardens. Shows off nicely near lawns and grass.
Tulip Secret Perfume
A Peony-flowered Secret perfume is early blooming variety with pure yellow petals. This tulip is extremely fragrant; in large plantings you may smell it before you see it. We highly recommend this variety for early season cut flower. Double early
Shasta Daisy Real Glory
Shasta daisies have earned their prized place in the perennial border. Real Glory a dazzling new daisy makes a gorgeous impression with creamy-yellow yellow-domed anemone-like flowers borne on strong 24-26 stems with mid- to dark-green ovate foliage. If deadheaded
Columbine Swan Mix
Large out-facing blooms of red burgundy and yellow with attractive cut-leaf foliage.
Lewisia Elise Mix
An impressionist masterpiece. With a dreamy palette of flowers;in glorious shades of soft and vivid pinks rose salmon white yellow orange soft purple and lovely bicolor patterns;Elise makes an indelible impression. Prize-winning 4-6″ variety flowers its first season without a
Crocus vernus Jeanne d’Arc
Blooming with clean white blooms and purple stems Jeanne d’Arc is pure enjoinment in early spring. Plant together with Galanthus for natural meadow-like look. Extremely cold hardy and one of the earliest to bloom in spring crocus flowers are easy
