Fedco Bulbs: Still Available
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Allium Late spring to early summer blooms. “We’re all mad (for alliums) here.”
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Allium moly Late spring to early summer blooms. A favorite Allium for naturalizing.
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Allium trifoliatum Late spring to early summer blooms. Unusual color palette adds depth to Allium plantings.
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Allium Late spring to early summer blooms. A cheery fragrant mix of our shorter alliums.
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Allium atropurpureum Late spring to early summer blooms. Decadently dark, brooding allium blossoms.
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Allium schubertii Late spring to early summer blooms. Ka-bloom! This eccentric blossom form is not to be missed.
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Allium schubertii Late spring to early summer blooms. A burst of arctic snow for late spring.
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Allium sphaerocephalon Early to midsummer blooms. Compact blooms in moody red hues.
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Allium ampeloprasum Early to midsummer blooms. Adds height, texture and bright contrast to any Allium planting.
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Allium christophii Late spring to early summer blooms. Bring some starlight into your Allium garden.
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Allium cristophii × A. macleanii Early to midsummer blooms. Huge blooms! Exceptional seedheads for winter arrangements.
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Allium stipitatum Early to midsummer blooms. You’ll want to get hit by this snowball.
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Hippeastrum Blossoms fit for a monarch.
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Anemone coronaria Late spring to early summer blooms. Elegant and dramatic cutflowers.
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Chionodoxa forbesii Early spring blooms. Small soft blue flowers that spread and naturalize.
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Chionodoxa forbesii Early spring blooms. Small soft pink flowers that spread and naturalize.
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Chionodoxa luciliae Early spring blooms. Small violet flowers that spread and naturalize.
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Crocus vernus Very early to early spring blooms. All the classic crocus colors for the garden or landscape.
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Crocus vernus Very early to early spring blooms. Beckons the earliest native bees.
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Crocus chrysanthus Very early spring blooms. Petite, pale blue, lovely.
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Crocus chrysanthus Very early spring blooms. Be like the crocus: greet the morning sun!
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Crocus chrysanthus Very early spring blooms. Follow the yellow brick road.
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Crocus chrysanthus Very early spring blooms. A dainty yet dramatic sight in early spring.
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Crocus chrysanthus Very early spring blooms. One of the earliest snow crocus to appear in spring.
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Crocus sieberi subsp. sublimus Very early spring blooms. Stunning splashes of color.
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Crocus tommasinianus Very early spring blooms. This crocus species is the first to bloom in many places.
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Crocus Very early spring blooms. A blend of very early dainty blooms.
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Fritillaria imperialis Mid-spring blooms. Flashy flowers and foliage add interest to any garden.
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Allium sativum subsp. ophioscorodon Purple-striped skin. Despite its name, Siberian thrives in both cold and warm climes.
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Allium sativum subsp. ophioscorodon Garlic aficionados adore this fiery variety.
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Allium sativum subsp. ophioscorodon Garlic aficionados adore this fiery variety.
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Allium sativum subsp. ophioscorodon Perhaps the most stalwart among Porcelains!
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Allium sativum subsp. ophioscorodon Perhaps the most stalwart among Porcelains!
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Allium sativum subsp. ophioscorodon Giant cloves, even by Porcelain standards.
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Allium sativum subsp. ophioscorodon From Aroostook Country, ME, with love.
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Allium sativum subsp. ophioscorodon Great field performance, large cloves, wonderful flavor.
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Allium sativum subsp. ophioscorodon White skin. A jewel in Maine’s northern crown.
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Allium sativum subsp. ophioscorodon Purple-striped skin. Flavor shines most sautéed or raw in a vinaigrette.
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Muscari armeniacum Mid-spring blooms. Classic cobalt blooms create a storybook setting naturalized under deciduous trees.
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Muscari latifolium Early to mid-spring blooms. The earliest Muscari to bloom. Delightful dense bicolors.
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Muscari botryoides Mid-spring blooms. Pure white bells to ring out at your garden borders.
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Muscari armeniacum Mid-spring blooms. An unusual sky-blue color to accent the bolder Muscari hues.
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Hyacinthus orientalis Early to mid-spring blooms. Bold pink flowers for gardens and forcing indoors.
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Iris × hollandica Late spring to early summer blooms. Among the best cutflowers and lovely clumped at the garden border.
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Iris Very early to early spring blooms. A bubbly blend of spring standouts.
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Iris reticulata Very early to early spring blooms. Perfect blooms for naturalizing and for forcing indoors.
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Iris danfordiae Early spring blooms. Low-growing canary-yellow flowers with speckles. Best planted en masse.
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Mid to late spring blooms. Fedco exclusive! A jolly trio, all with bright white petals, and each with a different variation on the yellow cup.
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Early to mid-spring blooms. Fedco exclusive! A selection of three varieties with soft peachy cups.
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Early to mid-spring blooms. A favorite of landscape professionals for mass plantings.
