Shopping Cart
| Items: | 0 |
| Subtotal: | $0.00 |
Note: All prices are in U.S. dollars.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Tulip Bulbs
Can there really be spring without tulips? Tulips are nature's show-stoppers. With over 100 species and thousands of cultivars, they offer an incredible range of colors and varieties, from the traditional firey red to the purple-black of Queen of Night. Tulips range in shape from simple single-flowered varieties to exotic frilled Parrot Tulips. Tulips are excellent in beds and in borders. Many are suitable for forcing. Species Tulips are especially suitable for rock gardens.
Except for Species Tulips, most Tulips planted in zones 8-10 should be chilled for 8-10 weeks prior to planting. You can do this by storing them in a refrigerator. Please see our "Bulbs for the South" section for tulips and other bulbs recommended for our southern neighbors.Tulips are divided into 15 different categories which are mainly defined by their flower characteristics. Browse through each of the following varieties to learn more about what makes each type unique. See also our Mixed Tulips by the Bushel for large areas.
SPRING PLANTED BULBS · Agapanthus · Amarcrinum · Amaryllis for the Garden · Astilbes · Bletilla · Caladiums · Calla Lily · Cannas · Crinums · Crocosmia · Daylilies · Elephant Ears · Gladiolas · Gloriosa · Hedychium (Ginger Lily) · Hostas · Hymenocallis (Peruvian Daffodil) · Iris (Spring Planted) · Lilies · Liriope · Polianthes (Tuberose) · Zephyranthes (Rain Lily) · Bushels of Bulbs (Spring) · Gift Certificates
FALL PLANTED BULBS · Bulbs for the South · Alliums · Amaryllis · Anemones · Astilbes · Crocus · Daffodils · Daylilies · Hostas · Hyacinths · Iris · Lilies · Specialty & Miscellaneous Bulbs · Muscari (Grape Hyacinths) · Paperwhites · Peonies · Scilla / Hyacinthiodes · Tulips · Bushels of Bulbs · Holiday Gifts · Gift Certificates
| SPRING PLANTED BULBSShipped 3/20-6/15 |
| FALL PLANTED BULBSShipped 9/20-1/15 |