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Flower Bulb Price List
Fall 2003

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ALLIUM - Zones 4-9 (unless otherwise noted)
Description		Size		Qty/Package		Price/Package
cernuum - An attractive species with lilac-rose umbels, pendant when flowering, later becoming erect as the seeds ripen. Ht. 30-40 cm. Zones 4-8. Award of Garden Merit (AGM).		FS		3		$	x.xx
christophii - (syn. A. albopilosum C.H. Wright) Prefers a sunny position in well drained, sandy soil. Umbels large, 20-30 cm across. Flowers bright lilac with metallic luster, most distinct. Ht. 30-50 cm. AGM.		12/14 cm		3		$	x.xx
christophii - Reference above.		10/12 cm		10		$	x.xx
giganteum - Prefers a sunny position in well drained, sandy soil. Flower umbels large and dense, has hundreds of flowers, pale violet. Ht. 120-150 cm. Zones 4-8. (AGM - 1995).		20/+ cm		1		$	x.xx
karataviense - For a sunny position in well drained, sandy soil. Umbels dense, white, shaded with rose-violet. Foliage broad and short, bluish green with metallic luster and a purple-red margin Ht. 10-20 cm. AGM.		10/12 cm		3		$	x.xx
maximowiczi - Resembling A. schoenoprasum, but much more dwarfed. Tiny umbels 20-25 mm across with pink flowers. Ht. 12-15 cm only.		FS		3		$	x.xx
oreophilum - Fine dwarf species for the rock garden. Attractive bright magnolia-purple flower heads, about 5-6 cm across. Ht. 10-15 cm. AGM.		4/+ cm		25		$	x.xx
schubertii - This Israeli species produces giant umbels, up to 50 cm in diameter, with bright lilac, sweetly scented flowers on very long pedicels. It is best grown in a sunny but sheltered position in the garden.		10/12 cm		3		$	x.xx
sphaerocephalon - Umbels dense, rather egg-shaped, deep crimson-purple. Foliage cylindrical, hollow. Bulbs quite distinct, having a very shiny, papery tunic. Ht. 70-90 cm.		5/+ cm		25		$	x.xx
ANEMONE - Zones 5-9
Description		Size		Qty/Package		Price/Package
blanda Mixed Varieties, incl pink and white		5/+ cm		10		$	x.xx
ARUM - Zones 5-9
Description		Size		Qty/Package		Price/Package
hygrophilum - Unusual Arum, spathe limb slightly cucullate (forming a hood). In general appearance like an arisaema. Spathelimb bright green without, green-white within. Spadix two-thirds the length of limb. Leaves lanceolate-hastate, to 45 cm long. Ht. 40-70 cm.		FS		1		$	x.xx
italicum ssp. italicum - Spathes creamy-white 10-15 cm long. Leaves hastate (arrow-shaped), deep gren, with yellow-green marbling. Forms attractive orange fruits in the autumn. Ht. of leaves 30-50 cm.		FS		3		$	x.xx
italicum ssp. marmoratum - Having strongly variegated leaves.		FS		1		$	x.xx
BELLEVALIA - Zones 5-8
Description		Size		Qty/Package		Price/Package
pycnantha - (syn. Muscari paradoxum) Broad racemes with blackish-blue flowers, tinged green inside. Has two basal, linear leaves. Ht. 15-20 cm.		6/+ cm		10		$	x.xx
romana - (Beginning to Sprout - 11/03/03) Flowers dull-white, bell-shaped with the lobes flared outwards, carried in a cylindrical raceme. Ht. 15-30 cm.		FS		3		$	x.xx
CAMASSIA - Zones 3-8
Description		Size		Qty/Package		Price/Package
cusickii - Prefers a sunny position and moist peaty soil. Tall inflorescences with large pale blue flowers. Ht. 60-75 cm.		14/+ cm		3		$	x.xx
quamash - Small racemes of violet-blue flowers. Ht. 20-30 cm.		6/+ cm		15		$	x.xx