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Alliums
Low-growing Alliums
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Low-growing Allium
‘Cameleon’ Flowering Onion
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6404 Allium oreophilum Bright rosy-pink florets change to white with rose midribs over time. Many show both colors at once, giving an overall pale pink... read more |
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Low-growing Allium
Blue-of-the-Heavens Flowering Onion
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6401 Allium caeruleum Gorgeous flax-blue florets form 1½" dense umbels. Hardy variety from Siberia formerly called formerly called Allium azureum,... read more |
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Low-growing Allium
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Low-growing Allium
Pink Lily Leek
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6403 Allium oreophilum Bright fuchsia-rose florets with darker midribs are held in a 2" semi-loose umbel. Lightly fragrant florets are larger than... read more |
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Low-growing Allium
Small Allium Mix
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6405 Allium A fragrant mix of three of the smaller flowering onions. The yellow Lily Leek Allium moly, the rosy Pink Lily Leek Allium oreophilum, and... read more |
Medium-height Alliums
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Medium-height Allium
‘Purple Sensation’ Flowering Onion
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6408 Allium x hollandicum Dense 3–4" ball of deep violet-purple florets on sturdy stems. Wonderful as a cutflower, or lined along a walkway, or grouped... read more |
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Medium-height Allium
‘Graceful Beauty’
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6407 Allium White florets have pink mid-ribs and stigma, with lavender anthers. Medium-dense 2" ball laden with florets looks mostly white, but en... read more |
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Medium-height Allium
Drumsticks
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6410 Allium sphaerocephalon Dense ovoid 1–2" heads have a haunting color that’s hard to describe: burgundy, dark reddish maroon, or maybe violet-red.... read more |
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Medium-height Allium
Sicilian Honey Garlic
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6409 Allium siculum This rugged beauty bears up to 30 delicate pendent bell-shaped ½–1" flowers on 2" pedicels, forming 4–5" spreading umbels, at the... read more |
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Medium-height Allium
Star of Persia Flowering Onion
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6406 Allium christophii The largest flower umbel of the genus, though not as dense as others, giving it a light airy appearance. Starry silvery... read more |
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Medium-height Allium
Wild About Alliums Mix
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6411 Allium A half dozen or more kinds of medium to medium-tall alliums in colors of violet, purple, blue and white; 2–4" sweet-scented umbels in early... read more |
Tall Alliums
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Tall Allium
‘Globemaster’ Tall Allium
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6413 Allium Hundreds of deep lilac florets form a dense 6–8" ball. Magnificent long-lasting sterile flowers never fail to impress. Makes a remarkable... read more |
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Tall Allium
‘Mount Everest’ Tall Allium
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6414 Allium Like a giant 6" snowball on a stake. Sturdy, vigorous, and long-lasting, it’s the best all-white tall allium. Really shines. A pure white... read more |
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Tall Allium
Allium Giants Mix
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6416 Allium With up to five different medium-height to extra-tall flowering alliums in this mix, we hope you enjoy these giants of the allium world.... read more |
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Tall Allium
Giant Flowering Onion
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6412 Allium giganteum Densely packed 5–6" head of violet-purple florets opens atop a 3½–4' sturdy flower stalk. The tallest allium, it needs shelter... read more |
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Tall Allium
Showy Persian Onion
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6415 Allium rosenbachianum Big ebullient 4–5" dark-violet flowerheads comprised of up to 50 starry florets with delicate white stamens. Extend the... read more |
Colchicums
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Colchicum
‘The Giant’ - Organic
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6102 Colchicum Violet to rosy pink with a white base. 3" petals open nearly flat in bright sun. Bulbs can fill in to form a cheery mat over time. 6–8" ... read more |
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Colchicum
‘Waterlily’
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6103 Colchicum Pink to mauve fully doubled flowers in early fall really do look like waterlilies sprouting from the ground. May take a year to... read more |
Collections
The Low Border
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The Low Border
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6422 Ninety bulbs to brighten up your spring with this early border for 3–8 sq.ft. Crocus, dwarf iris, snowdrops, squill and more create early spring... read more |
Crocuses
Autumn flowering Crocus
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Autumn flowering Crocus
Saffron Crocus
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6111 Crocus sativus Valued for millennia for its three extra-long orange-red stigmas used for seasoning, medicine and dye. The domesticated sterile... read more |
Jumbo Crocus
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Jumbo Crocus
‘Flower Record’
6431 Crocus vernus Deep violet-mauve flowers with a purple base. Spreads readily. Popular since its introduction in Victorian times as Crocus Purpurea... read more |
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Jumbo Crocus
‘Pickwick’
6432 Crocus vernus Marble-white petals striped and tinged with lilac-purple veins. 4–6" tall. Very Early to Early Spring blooms, Z3-8, 8-9cm bulbs. ... read more |
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Jumbo Crocus
‘Yellow Mammoth’
6428 Crocus x luteus The classic big yellow crocus, perhaps the most popular crocus variety for well over 300 years. Sold under many names: the... read more |
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Jumbo Crocus
Jumbo Crocus mix
6433 Crocus vernus Yellow, white, purple, blue and stripes, for large-scale naturalizing or border plantings. 4–6" tall. Very Early to Early Spring ... read more |
Species Crocus
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Species Crocus
‘Blue Pearl’
6423 Crocus chrysanthus Pale blue petals with a bronze base outside, pearly white and pale blue inside with a yellow base. 3–4" tall. Very Early Spring ... read more |
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Species Crocus
‘Cream Beauty’
6424 Crocus chrysanthus Light eggnog cream with a slightly darker base and orange stamens. This beauty is not one of the usual crocus colors, but plays... read more |
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Species Crocus
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Species Crocus
‘Prins Claus’
6426 Crocus chrysanthus White petals brushed with dark violet on the outside, white inside with bright orange stamens. 3–4" tall. Very Early Spring ... read more |
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Species Crocus
‘Ruby Giant’
6430 Crocus tommasinianus Deep purplish red slender flowers with a lighter base and margins. Pointy petals, 1-2 flowers per corm, and a very... read more |
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Species Crocus
‘Snow Bunting’
6427 Crocus chrysanthus Winter white with a gold center, very lightly feathered grey-blue on the outside. Lightly fragrant. 3–4" tall. Very Early Spring ... read more |
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Species Crocus
‘Tricolor’
6429 Crocus sieberi sbsp. sublimus f. tricolor Golden-orange throat banded with white makes a vivid center in these bright lilac-blue blooms.... read more |
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Species Crocus
Species Crocus mix
6421 Crocus A mix of types and colors blooming in very early spring, mostly Snow Crocus C. chrysanthus, with some of the other small, low-growing... read more |
Garlic
Garlic Sampler
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Garlic Sampler - ECO
6236 Allium sativum Not sure what type of garlic to grow? Overwhelmed by the choices? Try our sampler: three bulbs each of four hardneck varieties. Our... read more |
Hardneck Marbled Purple Stripe Garlic
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Hardneck Marbled Purple Stripe Garlic
Giant Turkish Red - ECO
6231 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon Robust full-bodied garlic flavor and excellent storage qualities make Giant Turkish appealing. Each bulb... read more |
Hardneck Porcelain Garlic
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Hardneck Porcelain Garlic
Georgian Crystal - ECO
6221 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon This fine Porcelain type is sure to please those who desire large cloves. Similar in taste to German Extra... read more |
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Hardneck Porcelain Garlic
Georgian Fire - Organic
6222 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon We love this fiery Porcelain, with more bite than Georgian Crystal. Its pungent taste is loved by garlic... read more |
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Hardneck Porcelain Garlic
Georgian Fire - ECO
6223 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon We love this fiery Porcelain, with more bite than Georgian Crystal. Its pungent taste is loved by garlic... read more |
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Hardneck Porcelain Garlic
German Extra-Hardy - Organic
6224 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon Selected for size. Big Porcelain bulbs typically yield four huge cloves; range is 3–5. White outer skin, rusty... read more |
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Hardneck Porcelain Garlic
German Extra-Hardy - ECO
6225 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon Selected for size. Big Porcelain bulbs typically yield four huge cloves; range is 3–5. White outer skin, rusty... read more |
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Hardneck Porcelain Garlic
Music - Organic
6226 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon Similar to German Extra Hardy, with large succulent cloves. Al Music brought this Porcelain type from Italy to... read more |
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Hardneck Porcelain Garlic
Music - ECO
6227 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon Similar to German Extra Hardy, with large succulent cloves. Al Music brought this Porcelain type from Italy to... read more |
Hardneck Purple Stripe Garlic
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Hardneck Purple Stripe Garlic
Chesnok Red - Organic
6228 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon Also known as Shvelisi, the name of the village in the Republic of Georgia where it was collected in the ’80s.... read more |
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Hardneck Purple Stripe Garlic
Chesnok Red - ECO
6229 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon Also known as Shvelisi, the name of the village in the Republic of Georgia where it was collected in the ’80s.... read more |
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Hardneck Purple Stripe Garlic
Duganskij - ECO
6230 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon Also known as Samarkind and Persian Star, though originally from Kazakhstan. Late-maturing Duganskij (dew-gan... read more |
Hardneck Rocambole Garlic
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Hardneck Rocambole Garlic
German Red - Organic
6232 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon Has red-burgundy skin and light brown cloves, with double cloves common. 6–12 cloves per bulb. Stores well up... read more |
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Hardneck Rocambole Garlic
Italian Easy Peel - ECO
6233 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon The name says a lot about this fine variety originally from northern Italy, with 6–9 easy-peeling cloves. It... read more |
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Hardneck Rocambole Garlic
Russian Red - Organic
6234 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon Named for its mottled burgundy skin, and said to have been brought to the Pacific Northwest by Russian... read more |
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Hardneck Rocambole Garlic
Russian Red - ECO
6235 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon Said to have been brought to the Pacific Northwest by Russian immigrants in the early 1900s, and so named for... read more |
Hyacinths
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Hyacinth
‘Delft Blue’
6441 Hyacinthus orientalis Rich soft porcelain blue. The classic hyacinth color that goes with everything. Named for the city of Delft in the... read more |
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Hyacinth
‘Peter Stuyvesant’
6442 Hyacinthus orientalis Deep blue to royal purple. Strong sun fades many dark varieties, but Peter holds color well. Also bred for strong stems to... read more |
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Hyacinth
‘Pink Pearl’
6443 Hyacinthus orientalis Deep rose pink with pale pink veins and edges. Very fragrant. 8–12" tall. Early Spring to Mid Spring blooms, Z4-8, 15-16cm ... read more |
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Hyacinth
‘Woodstock’
6444 Hyacinthus orientalis Marvelous rich violet-red color with a hint of magenta, like a glistening cut beet. Very full flower and definitely a... read more |
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Hyacinth
‘Yellowstone’
6445 Hyacinthus orientalis Pale yellow inside each floret, with a deeper forsythia-yellow on buds and backs of petals. This fragrant beauty makes an... read more |
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Hyacinth
Hyacinth mix
6446 Hyacinthus orientalis A medly of hyacinth hues—pink, purple, blue, red, white and peach. 8–12" tall. Early Spring to Mid Spring blooms, Z4-8, ... read more |
Irises
Bearded Iris
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Bearded Iris
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‘Bernice’s Legacy’
6132 Iris x germanica Sumptuous velvety rich red-garnet falls really grab your eye, but almost obscure the subtle bronzy-gold beard. Dark antique rose... read more |
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Bearded Iris
‘Cherry Blossom Song’
6133 Iris x germanica Pink standards atop falls of dark rose to wineberry juice with a pink center streak. Lightly ruffled pink petal edges. Fiery... read more |
Dutch Iris
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Dutch Iris
Dutch Iris mix
6454 Iris x hollandica Among the best cutflowers, with elegant airy blooms on stiff stems; cut when buds are plump. Lovely clumped in the border.... read more |
Dwarf Iris
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Dwarf Iris
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Dwarf Iris
‘Katharine Hodgkin’
6451 Iris histroides Light blue standards with royal blue to purple striping. Pale lavender-streaked falls are highlighted by a yellow crest splashed... read more |
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Dwarf Iris
Dwarf Iris Mix
6453 Iris Four or more varieties from Iris danfordiae and I. reticulata; an early spring mix of colorful miniature standouts. 4–6" tall. Very Early to ... read more |
Siberian Iris
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Siberian Iris
‘Butter and Sugar’
6331 Iris siberica Creamy white standards with Jersey butter-yellow falls. Their 2' stems make especially good cutting, and their use in tall... read more |
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Siberian Iris
‘Caesar’s Brother’
6332 Iris siberica Beautiful velvety deep rich cobalt blue lightly touched with white on the signals and gold on the hafts. Lots of pictures online... read more |
Lilies
Martagon Lilies
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Martagon Lily
‘Claude Shride’
6471 Lilium x martagon These 2½-3" reddish-maroon pendent flowers bear striking golden-orange 1½" anthers on rose filaments that extend well beyond the... read more |
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Martagon Lily
‘Manitoba Morning’
6472 Lilium x martagon Medium rose petals, front and back, with burgundy spots surrounded by yellow emerging from the center and covering much of the... read more |
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Martagon Lily
‘Sunny Morning’
6473 Lilium x martagon Burgundy to maroon freckles on a banana-yellow ground, these pendent 3" flowers have mildly recurved petals. Pale yellow on... read more |
Narcissus
Narcissus Mix
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Narcissus Mix
Butterfly Narcissus Mix
6503 Shades of white, yellow, orange and gold, many with sunbursts of color radiating from bicolor coronas. Softly ruffled Papillon Split Coronas. ... read more |
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Narcissus Mix
Fragrant Narcissus Mix
6505 A mix of sweetly scented hardy narcissus. Great for aromatic daffodil bouquets. Selected varieties, mostly Large Cup, Tazetta and Poeticus, to... read more |
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Narcissus Mix
Landscape Narcissus Mix
6507 If you’re looking for a large splash of springtime inspiration that will last year after year, dig into our Landscape Mix for naturalizing and... read more |
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Narcissus Mix
Mixed Doubles Narcissus Mix
6504 A round-robin mix of six or more Double narcissus varieties to ace the display, in the garden or on the tabletop, with perfect through-the-season... read more |
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Narcissus Mix
Ninety Days of Narcissus Mix
6508 Need long-surviving freshness to brighten your spirits after a long, cold and grey winter? Keep a springtime narcissus patch blooming for up to... read more |
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Narcissus Mix
Pink Narcissus Mix
6501 Field-grown mix of lovely shades and shapes of pink cups with white petals to last all season. Mostly Large Cups, some Doubles and Split-Cups.... read more |
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Narcissus Mix
Rockgarden Narcissus Mix
6506 Small varieties for borders and rockgardens provide a season-long banquet of blooms. From the Jonquilla, Cyclamineus, Triandrus and Species... read more |
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Narcissus Mix
Sunshine Narcissus Mix
6502 From some bright and creative mind comes this mix with sunny two-toned cups. Predominantly Large Cups, a mix of all color combinations enhanced... read more |
Short Narcissus
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Short Narcissus
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Short Narcissus
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Short Narcissus
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Short Narcissus
‘Sun Disc’
6523 Award-winning fragrant miniature has 1–3 flowers per stem. Rounded overlapping petals open just slightly paler yellow than the cup, and slowly... read more |
Tall Narcissus
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Tall Narcissus
‘Actaea’ Poeticus
6542 Vigorous heirloom variety from before 1919. Rounded glistening white petals surround a small shallow red-rimmed yellow cup. Large flowers with... read more |
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‘Altruist’ Small-Cup
6533 Eye-catching red-orange shallow cup and unusual amber-tinted petals. Appealing color combination opens dark and gradually lightens. 1975 Award of... read more |
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Tall Narcissus
‘Carlton’ Large-Cup
6527 Yellow petals back a deeper golden-yellow cup nearly long enough to be a Trumpet. Said to be the world’s most planted narcissus. Multiplies... read more |
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Tall Narcissus
‘Congress’ Split-Cup
6543 A broad orange flattened split cup fronts overlapping rounded bright yellow petals with a hint of green in them. This outstanding Split Cup... read more |
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Tall Narcissus
‘Cool Flame’ Large-Cup
6528 Ruffled and flaring, the sun-fast coral-pink wide cup set off sharply against brilliant cool-white petals. Long flower stalks hold the flowers... read more |
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Tall Narcissus
‘Dutch Master’ Trumpet
6525 The Trumpet Master has large yellow petals and a straight trumpet with a flared and notched rim. ‘King Alfred’, introduced in 1899, has the name,... read more |
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Tall Narcissus
‘Fortissimo’ Large-Cup
6529 Huge golden-yellow overlapping petals with a giant-sized lightly frilled cup which opens apricot and turns deep burnished orange. Enormous... read more |
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Tall Narcissus
‘Ice Follies’ Large-Cup
6530 Heavily ribbed very wide flattened cup opens yellow, soon becomes creamy white, with a frilled and notched rim. Pure white perianth. The... read more |
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Tall Narcissus
‘Martinette’ Tazetta
6541 Bright carrot-orange short cup, ribbed with a wavy rim, completely surrounded by golden yellow overlapping petals stained pale orange at the... read more |
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Tall Narcissus
‘Mt. Hood’ Trumpet
6526 Opens marble white to slightly pale yellow, and turns to pure white in a day or two. Broadly overlapping petals and a wide-mouthed wavy-edged... read more |
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Tall Narcissus
‘Obdam’ Double
6535 One of the finest of the doubles and a Fedco favorite, named for a town in the province of Noord-Holland. Fragrant, showy 3-4" flowers open... read more |
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Tall Narcissus
‘Pink Charm’ Large-Cup
6531 Ivory petals and a creamy white cup with a broad rim of deep coral-pink. Fluted cup has a ruffled rim to add to the charm. Some stems may have... read more |
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Tall Narcissus
‘Princess Zaide’ Small-Cup
6534 Elegant specimen with broad white overlapping petals and a small white cup. Shallow, strongly ribbed cup has a wide frilly rim and a green gleam... read more |
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Tall Narcissus
‘Professor Einstein’ Large-Cup
6532 Scarlet-orange cup is a broad, open disk with fine ridges and a lightly notched rim. Genius! Rounded overlapping brilliant white petals. Plant in... read more |
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Tall Narcissus
‘Replete’ Double
6536 Bright white 4" perianth with full frilly deep apricot-peach center interlaced with slender white “flyer” petals. This American-bred variety... read more |
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Tall Narcissus
‘Sir Winston Churchill’ Double
6537 Double flowers 3" across are full of creamy white petals interspersed with orange flecks. Fragrant blossoms come 3-5 per stem. A sport of... read more |
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Tall Narcissus
‘Tahiti’ Double
6538 Rich golden-yellow doubled perianth layered with lush bright gold and red-orange segments. Large long-lasting blooms with standout color and... read more |
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Tall Narcissus
‘Thalia’ Triandrus
6540 Lightly fragrant flowers are milky white throughout; one of the few white narcissus to open with no yellow tones. Delicate narrow slightly... read more |
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‘Yellow Cheerfulness’ Double
6539 Double flowers, 2½" across, 2–4 per stem, offer their sublime scent. Soft yellow rounded overlapping petals, with a loose ball of corona petals,... read more |
Novelties and Specialties
Anemone
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Anemone
‘Blue Shades’ Grecian Windflower
6601 Anemone blanda Rich mixed shades of blue and violet short daisy-like flowers with bright yellow centers. Enchanting dancing in the spring wind.... read more |
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Anemone
Grecian Windflower Mix
6602 Anemone blanda A mix of shades of blue, pink and white short daisy-like flowers with bright yellow centers. A great ground cover in light shade... read more |
Camassia
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Camassia
Indian Hyacinth
6605 Camassia quamash Silvery medium-blue 6-petaled cup-shaped flowers on strong stalks. Also called Camas, Quamash and Wild Hyacinth, this North... read more |
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Camassia
Leichtlin’s Camas
6604 Camassia leichtlinii ‘Alba’ Creamy-white–petaled mauve-anthered 2" star-shaped blossoms open later and on much taller stalks than the... read more |
Chionodoxa
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Chionodoxa
‘Violet Beauty’
6608 Chionodoxa luciliae Violet-pink petals with pale pink to white centers. Does well in shade, woodland gardens and short grass as well as full sun; ... read more |
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Chionodoxa
Glory-of-the-Snow
6606 Chionodoxa forbesii Starlike flowers with soft medium blue petals, with white centers. Three to ten flowers per stem. Can spread to create a... read more |
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Chionodoxa
Glory-of-the-Snow mix
6609 Chionodoxa A mix of these long-lived snow- and critter-resistant stars, in shades of blue, violet, pink and white. Three to ten flowers per stem.... read more |
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Chionodoxa
White Glory-of-the-Snow
6607 Chionodoxa forbesii ‘Alba’ Long-lasting all-white flowers. A lovely complement to one of the other varieties, or wonderful in a mini-vase.... read more |
Eranthis
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Eranthis
Winter Aconite
6610 Eranthis cilicica Bright buttercup-yellow flowers in very early spring, each with a frilly green collar which opens bronzy. Very similar to ... read more |
Fritillaria
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Fritillaria
‘Aurora Maxima’ Crown Imperial
6611 Fritillaria imperialis Striking cluster of 3-6 inverted tea-cup-like deep reddish-orange bells, 2-3" long, hangs from a leafy crown atop a tall... read more |
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Fritillaria
‘Lutea Maxima’ Crown Imperial
6612 Fritillaria imperialis Clear lemon-yellow flowers with light purple veining form a cluster of 3-6 inverted tea-cup-like bells, 2-3" long, hanging... read more |
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Fritillaria
Fox-grape Fritillary
6615 Fritillaria uva-vulpis A narrow bell of dusky purple with touches of yellow inside, and slightly recurved golden-yellow petal tips. One or two... read more |
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Fritillaria
Guinea-Hen Flower
6613 Fritillaria meleagris Checkered 1½" flowers in a mix of colors, mostly plum or bronze, with some lilac-pink or white. Delicate single bells hang... read more |
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Fritillaria
Persian Bells
6614 Fritillaria persica Dusky plum-purple slender 2-3" bell-shaped flowers on tall spikes, look sort of like a dark foxglove. Bright silvery-green... read more |
Galanthus
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Galanthus
Double Snowdrop
6617 Galanthus nivalis var. Flore Pleno Fully doubled frosty white 3-petaled bells with a touch of emerald green. 1–1¼" wide-spreading pendent flower... read more |
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Galanthus
Garden Snowdrop
6616 Galanthus nivalis Often the very first flowers here in central Maine, snowdrops are a well-known and delightful sign that spring really is on its... read more |
Hyacinthoides
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Hyacinthoides
English Bluebell
6618 Hyacinthoides non-scripta Flax-blue flowers, sweetly scented, about ½-¾". Petals are narrower than on the Spanish Bluebell H. hispanica, with... read more |
Ipheion
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Ipheion
Spring Starflower
6619 Ipheion uniflorum Starry 1" flowers, strongly honey scented. Color develops from pale blue to soft violet with darker midribs. Several... read more |
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Ipheion
Spring Starflower Mix
6620 Ipheion uniflorum Sweetly scented low-growing flowers in a mix of colors: pale blue, medium blue, yellow, bluish-white and violet. Several starry... read more |
Leucojum
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Leucojum
Gravetye Giant Summer Snowflake
6621 Leucojum aestivum var. Gravetye Giant Tall Summer Snowflake has 5–9 faintly violet-scented flowers per stem, evoking giant lilies-of-the-valley.... read more |
Lycoris
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Lycoris
Magic Lily
6622 Lycoris squamigera A lush crop of leaves emerges in early spring bringing hopes of flowers, but they die back, leaving nothing. Until, suddenly,... read more |
Muscari
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Muscari
‘Valerie Finnis’ Grape Hyacinth
6626 Muscari Racemes of pearly sky-blue fat florets naturalize well, slowly spreading their most unusual color. 6–8" tall. Mid Spring blooms, Z4-8. ... read more |
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Muscari
Bluezz Grape Hyacinth Mix
6627 Muscari A jazzy little quintet of blue and white spikes of fragrant long-lasting densely packed bells, like upside-down grape clusters. Contains... read more |
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Muscari
Giant Grape Hyacinth
6603 Bellevalia paradoxa Dense bud spikes are greenish teal at the top and navy blue at the bottom. Florets open deep purple, growing a narrow... read more |
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Muscari
Grape Hyacinth
6623 Muscari armeniacum Distinctive spikes of bright cobalt blue florets with subtle white rims, like upside-down grape clusters. Fragrant. The most... read more |
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Muscari
Latifolium Grape Hyacinth
6625 Muscari latifolium Tall, with a large dense bicolor flower; top third is deep sky-blue fading to lilac, the bottom is dark violet. Unusual single... read more |
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Muscari
Pearls of Spain White Grape Hyacinth
6624 Muscari botryoides ‘Album’ Sweetly perfumed pure white bells. Slender racemes of fragrant long-lasting densely packed bells, like upside-down... read more |
Puschkinia
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Puschkinia
Striped Squill
6628 Puschkinia scilloides White to pale blue flowers, each petal striped with darker blue. 4-10 open bells on each compact raceme. Also called Russian ... read more |
Scilla
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Scilla
Siberian Squill
6629 Scilla siberica Bright flax-blue bells with a very long bloom time. Loose clusters of lightly scented delicate pendent bells. Prefers cool places, ... read more |
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Scilla
White Siberian Squill
6630 Scilla siberica Pure white clusters of delicate pendent bells. More gardeners should try this lovely white form of squill. Naturalizes well,... read more |
Perennial Plants
Arum
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Arum
Marmoratum Italian Arum
6301 Arum italicum subsp. italicum ‘Marmoratum’ A showy spike of berries is the final event for this three-season performer. Berries start green and... read more |
Bleeding Heart
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Bleeding Heart
Old-Fashioned Bleeding Heart
6311 Dicentra spectabilis Graceful racemes arch over clumps of attractive foliage. Distinctive pink heart-shaped flowers dangle in a row on each raceme... read more |
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White Bleeding Heart
6312 Dicentra spectabilis ‘Alba’ Lovely pure white flowers dangle from each raceme. Graceful racemes arch over clumps of attractive foliage.... read more |
Bluebells
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Bluebell
Virginia Bluebells
6341 Mertensia pulmonarioides Clusters of nodding bell-shaped flowers held above veined oval leaves. Pink buds open to sky-blue or purple-blue flowers... read more |
Daylilies
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Daylily
‘Autumn Red’
6121 Hemerocallis Dark mahogany-red 4–5" narrowish tepals, almost like a spider type, with a glistening yellow throat and striking slender... read more |
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Daylily
‘Frans Hals’
6122 Hemerocallis Smart-looking two-tone dusky orange-red inner petals with a yellow mid-rib. In contrast, three outer petals (sepals) are all yellow. ... read more |
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Daylily
‘Ruby Stella’
6123 Hemerocallis Dark ruby flowers with deep wine-red markings, a striking yellow-bordered greenish throat, and red anthers for highlights. Foliage... read more |
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Daylily
‘Stella Supreme’
6124 Hemerocallis Soft lemon tepals, mildly reflexed, form a 3" flower with a citrus scent. Like its parent Stella de Oro, Stella Supreme blooms early... read more |
Fumewort
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Fumewort
‘Beth Evans’
6302 Corydalis solida Downward-swooping ¾–1" flowers bloom midspring in clusters of up to 20 flowers riding just above or reaching out from amongst the ... read more |
Hosta
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Hosta
‘Blue Angel’
6321 Hosta Very large oval blue-green leaves, up to 16" long and 12" wide! Pale lavender to white flowers on scapes to 48" bloom midsummer. Foliage... read more |
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Hosta
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Peonies
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Peony
‘Benjamin Franklin’ Peony
6351 Paeonia lactiflora Like its namesake, this peony is a very hardy late bloomer. A substantial double, deep red with slight lavender tinge, this... read more |
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Peony
‘Bowl of Beauty’ Peony
6352 Paeonia lactiflora Sublime bicolor “Japanese” or “anemone” flowers up to 8" wide, with pastel rose-red petals inside and soft pink outside. Large... read more |
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‘Duchesse de Nemours’ Peony
6353 Paeonia lactiflora Early for a peony, the Duchesse produces fully double 5-7" flowers with spreading outer petals completely mounded over with... read more |
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Peony
‘Koppius’ Peony
6354 Paeonia lactiflora Deep rich carmine to purplish-red bowl-shaped fully doubled very large flowers bloom in the middle of peony-blooming season.... read more |
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Peony
‘Sarah Bernhardt’ Peony
6355 Paeonia lactiflora Fragrant flowers open light rose-pink. Matures to a more delicate pink with a slight creamy-silvery edge. Fully double flowers,... read more |
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Peony
‘Shirley Temple’ Peony
6356 Paeonia lactiflora Highly fragrant large fully doubled flowers up to 8" across. Pale pink as they emerge, lightening to white as they mature.... read more |
Sunchokes
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Sunchoke
Canaan Cream - ECO
6901 Helianthus tuberosus Originally brought to Maine in the 1970s from Binghamton, NY, by Fedco’s founder’s father, and Eco-grown ever since in... read more |
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Sunchoke
Skorospelka - ECO
6902 Helianthus tuberosus The product of a Soviet-era breeding program, Skorospelka produces a compact set of smooth tubers. Known locally as Red and... read more |
Tulips
Early Tulips
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Early Tulip
‘Abba’ Double Early
6803 Stunning full ruffled Double Early with glowing current-red petals and slightly darker ribs. Contrasting yellow base and black stamens hidden... read more |
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Early Tulip
‘Apricot Beauty’ Single
6801 Soft apricot-pink petals tinged with rose and salmon with an uncommon light green base. Fragrant, truly lovely, good for forcing, and one of the... read more |
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Early Tulip
‘Orange Emperor’ Fosteriana
6804 Deep salmon-orange streaked with yellow on a yellow base. Really beautiful Fosteriana type. Plant with pink tulips or narcissus. 16–18" tall, ... read more |
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Early Tulip
‘Purple Prince’ Single
6802 Deep bluish-purple with dusky lilac flames, reddish-purple inside. Large flowers with a scalloped edge. Complex color mixes well with others. ... read more |
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Early Tulip
‘Red Emperor’ Fosteriana
6805 Huge blooms of fiery red with enormously long petals on a black and yellow base. One of the all-time favorites; also known as Madame Lefebre.... read more |
Late Tulips
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Late Tulip
‘Angelique’ Double Late
6871 Shades of pastel pink and pale rose with lighter edges predominate this Double Late. This well-known fragrant and delicate-looking-but-sturdy... read more |
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Late Tulip
‘Artist’ Viridiflora
6851 Green-feathered outer petals give way to assured rosy-salmon with hints of purple in this Viridiflora type. The fluted flower structure is itself... read more |
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Late Tulip
‘Ballerina’ Lily
6841 Shimmering long-lasting tangerine Lily-flowered blooms subtly tinged with crimson and lemon. Incredibly lovely, with elegant reflexed petals, a... read more |
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Late Tulip
‘China Town’ Viridiflora
6852 Soft pink blossoms distinguished by green midrib flames to stunning effect. Gentle yet bold, with cream-edged silvery-green foliage, these... read more |
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Late Tulip
‘Dordogne’ Single
6831 Large and handsome goblet-shaped blooms on tall stems combine raspberry-rose petals with lighter yellow-orange edges. Study this one up close, as... read more |
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Late Tulip
‘Esperanto’ Viridiflora
6853 Red petals with green flames on the midribs that appear almost chocolate in bright light. Leaves edged white. Long-lasting cutflower is... read more |
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Late Tulip
‘Kingsblood’ Single
6832 Dark cherry-red with scarlet edges. One of the best reds: large and long lasting with sturdy stems. 20–24" tall. Late Spring blooms, Z3-7, ... read more |
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Late Tulip
‘Miranda’ Double Late
6872 Full bright red Double Late, with hints of yellow deep inside the center, and green hints outside at the base. The name Miranda means ‘worthy of... read more |
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Late Tulip
‘Mount Tacoma’ Double Late
6873 Pure white. One of the fullest Double Lates and a great complement to just about anything, whether in beds, borders, vases or sconces on the... read more |
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Late Tulip
‘Purple Peony’ Double Late
6874 Saturated royal purple all the way through all petals inside and out. You’ll not find any real peonies in this color. Rich full Double Late tulip... read more |
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Late Tulip
‘Queen of Night’ Single
6834 Called black, but really deep dark velvety purple-maroon with a hint of concord grape. For decades now, the standard “black” in the Single Late... read more |
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Late Tulip
‘Rococo’ Parrot
6861 Carmine-red Parrot tulip with ruffled petal borders. Central ribs warmly splashed in shades of green and plum. Very showy. Bred from Coleur... read more |
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Late Tulip
‘Sunlover’ Double Late
6875 Magnificent fully doubled blooms start out golden-yellow with red highlights. The red markings increase until this Double Late begins to glow... read more |
Midseason Tulips
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Midseason Tulip
‘Banja Luka’ Darwin Hybrid
6821 Golden-yellow petals with broad red edges lightly feathered with gold. Petals are red on the inside, brushed with yellow, turning the outside... read more |
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Midseason Tulip
‘Daydream’ Darwin Hybrid
6822 Opens yellow, matures to rich apricot, with washes and blushes of yellow and rose. Fragrant. Stunning, says Gene. It's one of our every-year... read more |
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Midseason Tulip
‘Don Quichotte’ Triumph
6812 Wild raspberry to hot pink 4-5" cup-shaped blooms ride on top of strong 16-18" stems in mid spring. If well-situated and planted deeply, can... read more |
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Midseason Tulip
‘Flaming Flag’ Triumph
6813 Enormous glistening white petals contrast with a wave of subtle purple blushes and sharp purple flames. Like a Rembrandt tulip; no two exactly... read more |
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Midseason Tulip
‘Gudoshnik’ Darwin Hybrid
6823 Creamy yellow with varying amounts of red streaks, dapples and flames, becoming more saturated as each flower matures. No two are alike; one of... read more |
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Midseason Tulip
‘Ile de France’ Triumph
6814 Lightly fragrant large bright bold rich red flowers on sturdy stems. Long-lasting in garden or vase; popular for forcing. Maybe the next best... read more |
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Midseason Tulip
‘Muvota’ Triumph
6815 Maroon-red petals have broad dusky rose-gold edges feathering into the maroon. Rich color contrast will draw you in from afar. Also called Slawa.... read more |
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Midseason Tulip
‘Oxford’ Darwin Hybrid
6824 Bright scarlet blooms with a purple-red blush on the outside. Rich mustard-yellow base inside is brilliantly contrasted by the black stamens. ... read more |
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Midseason Tulip
‘Passionale’ Triumph
6816 Purple with lilac-purple blush and deeper purple flames, beetroot interior with a yellow base. 14–16" tall. Mid Spring blooms, Z3-7, 12cm/up ... read more |
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Midseason Tulip
‘Pink Impression’ Darwin Hybrid
6825 Deep rose exterior with deep pink veins, light pink flames, and delicate pink edges; inside light pink and pale rose. Impressive, handsome tulip... read more |
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Midseason Tulip
‘Prinses Irene’ Triumph
6817 Wonderfully complex rich salmony-apricot-orange petals are finely etched with a variable dusky to vibrant plum-violet flame. Fragrant. Popular... read more |
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Midseason Tulip
‘Purple Pride’ Darwin Hybrid
6826 Hide your purple under a bushel? No! With big lavish 5" blossoms, this is the first purple Darwin Hybrid to hit the market. Celebrate by planting... read more |
Species Tulips
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Species Tulip
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Species Tulip
‘Little Beauty’
6705 Tulipa Reddish-pink pointy petals open to blue centers edged in white. Each bulb produces 2–5 fragrant flowers amid thin grass-like leaves. Wee ... read more |
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Species Tulip
‘Persian Pearl’
6703 Tulipa humilis Dusky magenta outside, lightly veined green. Inside deep violet-magenta with a bright yellow base. Opens wide in sun offering a... read more |
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Species Tulip
‘Van Tubergen’s Variety’
6706 Tulipa praestans A brilliant scarlet-orange, with 2–3 flowers on each stem, and possibly several flowerstalks per bulb. Flowers open wide in the... read more |
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Species Tulip
Little Stars Species Tulip Mix
6709 Tulipa Cheerful star-shaped multifloral tulips whose low-growing spreading habits make them perfect for a rock garden. Contains a mix of Tulipa... read more |
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Species Tulip
Peppermint Stick
6701 Tulipa clusiana Pointed petals are white inside with a dusty crimson-pink exterior edged with white. Also called Lady Tulip. Looks like candy when... read more |
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Species Tulip
Tulipa linifolia
6704 Tulipa linifolia Pointy fluorescent scarlet petals on a purple-black base. Cup-shaped flower with petals that open fully in sun, close up at... read more |
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Species Tulip
Tulipa tarda
6707 Tulipa tarda Star-shaped yellow flowers with white tips, outside white lightly flushed with dusky purple. Opens wide even on grey days. Highly... read more |
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Species Tulip
Tulipa turkestanica
6708 Tulipa turkestanica One of the earliest tulips to bloom. Graceful pendent flowers, up to 5 per stem, sway along slender stems like wildflowers... read more |
Tulip Mixes
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Tulip Mix
Darwin Hybrid Topsize Tulip Mix
6756 A mix of yellow, red, apricot, white, pink and more. Long-lived bulbs produce a perennially perfect long-lasting bouquet. Darwin Hybrids are... read more |
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Tulip Mix
Double Early Tulip Mix
6751 A sassy group for the front row of your garden beds and borders. Fully double flowers in bright colors atop relatively short sturdy 8-12" stems... read more |
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Tulip Mix
Double Late Tulip Mix
6759 Pack peony-style petal power in a dramatic range of colors, from white and pastels to red and purple. Double Late tulips in solids and blushes,... read more |
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Tulip Mix
Emperor Tulip Mix
6752 A royal mix of big-flowered Fosterianas for bold early color. Red, yellow, white, bicolors and more. We planted some outside the Fedco Trees... read more |
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Tulip Mix
Flash of Green Tulip Mix
6758 A mix of four or more Viridiflora tulips, in shades of pink, orange and white, all with a distinctive spring-green flare on the outer petals.... read more |
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Tulip Mix
Non-Stop Reds Tulip Mix
6753 Celebrate spring with a long-lasting patch of bright red color. A blend of five or more varieties selected from early, mid and late tulips. Keep... read more |
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Tulip Mix
Pastel Triumph Tulip Mix
6754 Soft but not wishy-washy, just easy on the eyes. Pale peach, soft pink, lavender and more. This tranquil blend displays quiet beauty in the... read more |
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Tulip Mix
Purple Rain Tulip Mix
6755 Nothing Compares to U, so put on your Raspberry Beret and Let’s Go Crazy. Inspired by the memory of Prince, this mix of Triumphs in deep purple,... read more |
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Tulip Mix
Rembrandt-type Flaming Tulip Mix
6757 Broken-color and flamed tulips, originally the result of a virus, were wildly popular in the early 1600s. Propagating infected plants is now... read more |