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Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: ALBUCA - (Hyacinthaceae) Soldier-in-the-Box, Sentry Box, Zone(s) 9-10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
ALBUCA minor FS yellow 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: ALLIUM - (Alliaceae) Flowering Garlic, Onions, Zone(s) 4-10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
ALLIUM aflatunense 'Album' FS light lilac 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM aflatunense hort. syn. A. hollandicum 10/12cm Like most of the taller alliums it prefers a sunny position in the garden in well drained, good garden soil. Umbels 4-5 inches in diameter, spherical, densely flowered, lilac-purple. Height 2-3 feet. AGM (1995). 6 $ x.xx
ALLIUM altissimum 'Goliath' FS Vigorous and large plant, especially on rich, deep soils; in need of considerable space in the garden. Umbels dense, 4-5 inches in diameter. Flowers lilac-purple, with purple filaments and style. Leaves expanding up to 5.5 inches wide. Ht. 5-7 feet. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM Ambassador ® 20/+cm soft violet-blue 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM ampeloprasum FS Clone of the 'Wild Leek', purple-flowering without bulbils. Umbel 2 inches across. Ht. 2.5-3 feet. 3 $ x.xx
ALLIUM amphibolum FS Bulbs densely clustered, cylindric-conical, 1--1.5 cm in diam.; tunic yellowish brown, reticulate. Leaves linear, shorter than scape, 3--5 mm wide, flat, margin smooth. Scape 20--30 cm, covered with leaf sheaths for 1/4--1/3 its length. Umbel hemispheric, densely many flowered. Pedicels equal, very short, bracteolate. Perianth rose lilac or purplish red; segments with dark purple midvein; outer ones lanceolate, 5--6 mm, apex usually hooded. Filaments dark red, slightly longer than perianth segments; inner ones broadened at base, with 1 short, rounded tooth on each side. Ovary subglobose, with concave nectaries at base. Style very long, exserted; stigma punctiform. Fl. Jul. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM amplectens FS No description available. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM angulosum FS Superficially like A. senescens, but with keeled leaves. Ht. 12-18 inches. 3 $ x.xx
ALLIUM atropurpureum 7/8cm Umbels, 2.5-3 inches in diameter, with deep purple flowers, excellent as cutflower. 6 $ x.xx
ALLIUM 'Beau Regard' 20/+cm violet-purple 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM beesianum 'Album' FS A white form of nodding umbels with bell shaped flowers. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM bisceptrum FS purple 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM bolanderi FS red-purple (rarely white) 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM caeruleum 4/+cm Flowers flax-blue in a dense spherical umbel, 1.5-2 inches across. Ht. 20-24 inches. AGM (RHS). 15 $ x.xx
ALLIUM caesium FS Umbel dense, 2.5-3 inches across, with unequal pedicels. Flowers flax-blue with a greyish mid-vein, sharing this color with A. caeruleum and A. lipschitzii. Differing from A. caeruleum by a less spherical umbel, and having round, hollow leaves, not 3-cornered. It flowers a fortnight later, for a very long time and each year drawing much attention. Ht. 20-28 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM callimischon ssp. callimischon FS An interesting autumn flowering species with pale lilac, unspotted flowers. The old foliage should never be removed in summer, as it contains the inflorescences for the autumn. Ht. 8-10 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM callimischon var. haemostictum FS Flowers small, pinkish, with blood-red spots, they can only develop when the plants are undisturbed during summer (as above). Originally from Crete, but totally hardy with us, in a sheltered spot. Ht. 4-6 inches only. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM carinatum ssp. pulchellum FS Prefers a sunny position in good moist soil. Long, interesting flower bud. Flowers violet-pink, most elegant. Ht. 12-20 inches. AGM. 6 $ x.xx
ALLIUM carinatum ssp. pulchellum f. album FS White forms, originally found by Michael H. Hoog at VT's Zwanenburg Nursery and introduced in 1969. They come true from seed. 3 $ x.xx
ALLIUM carolinianum FS pink 3 $ x.xx
ALLIUM cepa var. viviparum FS rose-pink 3 $ x.xx
ALLIUM cernuum FS An attractive species with lilac-rose umbels, pendant when flowering, later becoming erect as the seeds ripen. Ht. 12-16 inches. AGM. 6 $ x.xx
ALLIUM convallaroides FS white 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM cowanii 4/+cm A superior garden plant, compared to A. neapolitanum Cyr. Medium sized umbels, about 2 3/8 inches in diameter with pure white flowers, excellent as cutflower. The stems are stronger and straighter than those of A. neapolitanum. Ht. 20-24 inches. 25 $ x.xx
ALLIUM cristophii 12/14cm Prefers a sunny position in well drained, sandy soil. Umbels large, 8-12 inches across. Flowers bright lilac with metallic lustre, most distinct. Ht. 12-20 inches. AGM. 6 $ x.xx
ALLIUM cristophii 10/12cm Prefers a sunny position in well drained, sandy soil. Umbels large, 8-12 inches across. Flowers bright lilac with metallic lustre, most distinct. Ht. 12-20 inches. AGM. 6 $ x.xx
ALLIUM cupanii FS Charming small umbels, about 1.5 inches across, carrying around 10 tubular, pinkish flowers. Leaves filiform (thread-like). An elegant little plant for the rock garden or in a pot, only 4-5 inches in height. Easy to grow where it has no competition. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM cupuliferum FS Individual flowers large, segments about 1/2 inch long. Flowers campanulate, violet, with purplish-violet central vein. Upward facing, quite unusual and very attractive in a 1.5-2.5 inches wide umbel. Pedicels of differing lengths. Ht. 20-24 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM cyanum FS Small umbel with 5 to 18 flowers, campanulate, pendulous. Tepals violet-blue to purple. Leaves linear, tufted, sheathing the base of stem. Bulbs ovoid, clustered on a short rhizome. Ht. 4-6 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM cyathophorum var. farreri FS Having purple florets produced in late spring to early summer. 6 $ x.xx
ALLIUM 'Emir' FS a cross between A. rosenbachianum and A. sarawschanium, purple 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM ericetorum FS Flowers cream to yellowish in neat, compact umbels, 1.5 inches across. Leaves 3-4, basal, linear. Best grown in a hot and well drained position. Ht. 8-12 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM falcifolium 6/+cm With rose-pink flowers in summer. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM 'Firmament' 12/+cm Deep purple umbels, larger than in A. atropurpureum, about 4.75 inches across. The flower is like A. christophii, with a silvery-metallic lustre. Foliage linear as in A. atropurpureum, erect, dying down late. Ht. 28-32 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM fistulosum FS Possibly derived from A. altaicum. Loose umbel with campanulate flowers, or flowers replaced by bulbils. Leaves hollow, terete, sheathing stem, to 12 inches. The young leaves appear early in winter and can be welcome for cooking. Ht. to 28 inches. 3 $ x.xx
ALLIUM flavum ssp. flavum FS Prefers a sunny position in good, moist soil. It has quite the same habit as A. carinatum. Excellent stock with long, pointed flowerbuds. Flowers lemon-yellow. Ht. 12-20 inches. AGM. 6 $ x.xx
ALLIUM flavum ssp. tauricum FS yellowish or nearly white 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM flavum var. nanum FS yellow 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM giganteum 20/+cm Prefers a sunny position in well drained, sandy soil. Flower umbels large and dense, has hundreds of flowers, pale violet. Ht. 4-5 feet. AGM (1995). 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM 'Gladiator' 18/20cm Flowers rose-purple, stem up to 5.5 feet. AGM (1995). 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM Globemaster' ® 20/+cm Flowers aster-violet, umbel about 8 inches wide and very dense. When the first flush of flowers has faded new ones are formed, effectively covering the faded flowers. Leaves glossy green, persisting well. Ht. 32-36 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM 'Globus' FS Very attractive hybrid of medium height with large umbels, 5-6 inches across. Ht. 16-20 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM goodingii FS Flowers pink in summer. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM guttatum ssp. dalmaticum FS The purple counterpart of A.g. ssp. sardoum; a swarm of offsprings comes from the hybrid seed, when the two subspecies are grown together. Flowers deep purple in dense umbels, 1.5-2 inches in diameter. The strong stems stand out for weeks in mid-summer. Ht 20-28 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM guttatum ssp. sardoum FS A highly ornamental summer-flowering Allium with a compact umbel 1.5-2.5 inches across. Flowers creamy-white borne on unequal stalks. Leaves thread-like on the lower half of the stem. Ht. 20-28 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM heldreichii FS Flowers facing upwards, bell-shaped, pink, with unequal pedicels forming dense umbels, 1.5 inches wide. Leaves several, hollow, sheathing part of the stem, more or les 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM hirtifolium var. album 18/20cm Flower spikes to 48 inches. White form. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM 'His Excellency' 18/20cm Flowers bluish-purple with the emphasis on blue, compared with 'Lucy Ball' being much more pink. Umbels 5 inches across, very dense, sterile. Leaves glossy, remaining green until well after flowering. Ht. 4 feet. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM jesdianum 'Akbulak' FS Flowers deep purple, 4-5 inches in diameter, in rather open umbels. Leaves quite narrow, about 3/4 inches wide only. Excellent as cut flower. Ht. 2.5-3 feet. 3 $ x.xx
ALLIUM jesdianum 'Michael H. Hoog' FS This vigorous clone has bulbs splitting frequently and flowering at quite small size. Flowers bright violet entirely. Ht. 40-48 inches. Umbels 4-5 inches across. 6 $ x.xx
ALLIUM jesdianum 'Shing' FS Very distinct clone: earliest to flower of A. jesdianum, very dense, deep purple umbels. Bulbs yellow, not white. Ht. 28-32 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM karataviense 12/14cm For a sunny position in well drained, sandy soil. Umbels dense, white, shaded with rose-violet. Foliage broad and short, bluish green with metallic lustre and a purple-red margin Ht. 4-8 inches. AGM. 6 $ 5.45
ALLIUM karataviense 'Ivory Queen' ® 12/+cm ivory-white 6 $ x.xx
ALLIUM komarowii FS violet-pink 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM lenkoranicum FS Umbel emerging from a very long spathe, 6 times longer. Flowers in an open umbel, pedicels unequal. Perianth narrow-campanulate, buff lilac-rose with a dark nerve. Segments linear, 3/16 inch. Leaves 4-5, filiform. Ht. 12-20 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM 'Lucy Ball' 18/20cm Flowers dark lilac-purple. Ht. 40 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM macleanii syn. A.elatum 14/+cm Prefers a sunny position in well drained soil. Dense, compact umbels, about 4 inch across with hundreds of bright lilac-pink flowers. Foliage wide, blunt and shiny green. Ht. 32-40 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM macranthum FS Attractive loose umbel with 10 to 20 rich plum-purple, bell-shaped flowers, each 1/8-3/16 inch. The hang gracefully from 1.25-2 inches pedicels. Leaves narrow, channelled, to 18 inches. Ht. 12-16 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM mairei FS To 8 inches with pink, rose, or red flowers in summer. 3 $ x.xx
ALLIUM 'Mars' 18/20cm A vigorous clone with dark purple flowers. Leaves remaining green well. Ht. 4-5 feet. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM maximowiczii FS Resembling A. schoenoprasum, but much dwarfer. Tiny umbels 3/4-1 inch across with pink flowers. Ht. 5-6 inches only. 6 $ x.xx
ALLIUM Mercurius' ® 10/+cm blue 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM moly 5/+cm The regular 'moly luteum' of the Dutch bulb trade. Flowers bright yellow. Ht. 8-12 inches. AGM. 25 $ x.xx
ALLIUM moly 'Jeannine' 6/+cm Now good stocks exist of this superior cultivar with its large bright yellow flower umbels, 3-4 inches in diameter and wider than those of A. moly of the trade, also flowering 10-14 days earlier than the latter. Often producing two flower stems as a bonus. Naturalizes well. Ht. 12-16 inches. AGM. 20 $ x.xx
ALLIUM 'Mont Blanc' 20/+cm Flowers creamy white, anthers white (anthers yellow in 'Mount Everest'). Forms a good spherical umbel 5-6 inches diameter, whilst the umbel is hemispherical in 'Mount Everest', the latter however is more resistant to Fusarium oxysporum. Ht. 4-5 feet. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM 'Mount Everest' 14/16cm Umbels 4-5 inches across with dull white flowers, anthers yellow. Leaves 6 to 7, bright green, only 16-20 inches long at flowering time, dying down late. An improved A. stipitatum 'Album', with very straight stems. Ht. 40-48 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM murrayanum FS pink 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM neapolitanum 'Grandiflorum' 4/+cm Flowers white, in a loose umbel. Ht. 20-24 inches. 25 $ x.xx
ALLIUM nevskianum FS Related to A. karataviense, having large brownish to pinkish umbels on short stems. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM nigrum 12/+cm Enjoys a 'warm position and requires a good summer rest. Flowers in dense umbels, pale lilac or white with greenish midveins. The ovaries are black, hence the name. Ht. 16-36 inches. 6 $ x.xx
ALLIUM nutans FS Rose flowers with a tinge of violet. Umbel hemispherical, 2 inches wide. Flower drooping before opening, hence the name. Leaves basal, flat, half as long as the stem. Ht. 16-24 inches. 3 $ x.xx
ALLIUM obliquum FS Flowers pale yellowish-green, many in a dense umbel. Wiry stems 24-40 inches long, sheathed in the lower half with 6 to 10 long, channelled leaves. Bulb borne on a rhizome. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM oleraceum FS green 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM olympicum FS pale to bright pink 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM oreophilum 4/+cm Fine dwarf species for the rock garden. Attractive bright magnolia-purple flower heads, about 2-2 3/8 inches across. Ht. 4-6 inches. AGM. 25 $ x.xx
ALLIUM paniculatum FS pink 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM paradoxum var. normale FS Very 'attractive flowering plant, i.e. without any replacement of flowers by bulblets. Flowers fairly large, white, 3/8 inch across, 5-15 in an 'elegant, drooping umbel. Leaves as for the above. Prefers a partly shaded (sheltered) position. Ht. 8-12 inches. 6 $ x.xx
ALLIUM pendulinum FS brownish-green-white 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM plummerae FS white waxy flowers 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM 'Purple Sensation' 12/+cm There are slight differences within this strain as to color, height and flowering time, as most bulbs of this are being produced from seed. All strains are excellent for cutting. Ht. 2.5-3 feet. AGM. 6 $ x.xx
ALLIUM 'Purple Sensation' 10/12cm There are slight differences within this strain as to color, height and flowering time, as most bulbs of this are being produced from seed. All strains are excellent for cutting. Ht. 2.5-3 feet. AGM. 6 $ x.xx
ALLIUM Purple Sensation' (special selection) 12/+cm An intense purple strain, selected from A. aflatunense. Excellent for cutting. Ht. 2.5-3 feet. AGM. 6 $ x.xx
ALLIUM ramosum FS Umbel 3 to 2 inches wiide, fastigiate. Tepals about 1/4 inch, white with dark red midribs. Leaves hollow, to 14 inches, sheathing lower part of stem. Ht. 12-20 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM rosenbachianum (true species 18/+cm Flowers dark violet with white stamens on 24 inch stalks in early summer. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM rosenbachianum 'Album' 18/+cm White form of the above. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM roseum 5/+cm Enjoys a warm, well-drained spot. Flowers pale pink in umbels up to 2 3/4 inches across. Linear leaves sheathe the lower part of the stem. Ht. 8-20 inches. 25 $ x.xx
ALLIUM rotundum ssp. jajlae FS lilac-purple 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM 'Round and Purple' 20/+cm purple 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM sarawschanicum 'Bright Boy' FS No description available. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM saxatile syn A. marschallianum FS Many pink flowers in small umbel, up to 1.5 inches across. Leaves linear, sheathing the lower third of the stem. Bulbs narrowly conical, borne on a short rhizome. Ht. 10-14 inches. 3 $ x.xx
ALLIUM schoenoprasum FS Chives. Flowers lilac to pale purple. 6 $ x.xx
ALLIUM schoenoprasum var. albiflorum FS White form. 6 $ x.xx
ALLIUM schoenoprasum 'Forescate' FS Deep rose-pink flowers. 6 $ x.xx
ALLIUM schubertii 12/+cm This Israeli species produces giant umbels, up to 20 inches in diameter, with bright lilac, sweetly scented flowers on very long pedicels. It is best grown in a sunny and sheltered position in the garden since the lea 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM schubertii 10/12cm This Israeli species produces giant umbels, up to 20 inches in diameter, with bright lilac, sweetly scented flowers on very long pedicels. It is best grown in a sunny and sheltered position in the garden since the lea 3 $ x.xx
ALLIUM scorodoprasum ssp. scorodoprasum FS deep purple 6 $ x.xx
ALLIUM senescens ssp. senescens FS A vigorous clone of the Mountain Garlic, taller than A. s. ssp. montanum. 6 $ x.xx
ALLIUM senescens ssp. montanum FS Flowers pinkish-purple in small umbels. The leaves are basal and more or less evergreen, linear and dark green, about 1/8 inch wide. Recommended for sunny places, which become very dry in summer. Ht. 6-10 inches. 6 $ x.xx
ALLIUM Silverspring' ® 12/+cm white, violet-pink center 70-90cm 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM sphaerocephalon 5/+cm Umbels dense, rather egg-shaped, deep crimson-purple. Foliage cylindrical, hollow. Bulbs quite distinct, having a very shiny, papery tunic. Ht. 2.5-3 feet. 25 $ x.xx
ALLIUM stipitatum 18/20cm Large, spherical umbels of purple-lilac flowers with lilac filaments and a white, very short style; the ovaries are borne on very short stalks, hence the name. Ht. 40-56 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM stipitatum 'Album' 16/18cm Large, spherical umbels of purple-lilac flowers with lilac filaments and a white, very short style; the ovaries are borne on very short stalks, hence the name. Ht. 40-56 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM 'Sweet Discovery' FS No description available. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM triquetrum 5/+cm Flowers white with green stripes on reverse. Interesting triangular flower stems. From moist woodland soils in the Mediterranean region, where it revels and seeds 'abundantly. In cold districts a drier situation is preferable, including a good summer rest. Ht. 10-16 inches. 6 $ x.xx
ALLIUM tubergenianum FS white - September flowering 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM tuberosum FS Chinese Chives. From gardens. Flowers white with a dark midvein on the reverse, many in a hemispherical umbel. Leaves several, sheathing the lower part of the stem. Ht. 14-20 inches. 3 $ x.xx
ALLIUM unifolium 5/+cm A fine North American species with bright lilac-pink umbels, tips of bracts rosy-purple. Excellent for cutting. Ht. 8-12 inches. 25 $ x.xx
ALLIUM ursinum FS Flowers pure white in multi-flowered umbel. Foliage lush green. Naturalizes easily on damp soils. Ht. 8-16 inches. 6 $ x.xx
ALLIUM victorialis FS A very good plant with broad pleated leaves, up to 3 inches wide. Flowers creamy-white, umbel 2-2 3/8 inches wide. This plant is a valuable source of vitamin C, especially in cold climates. Ht. 8-12 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM victorialis South Korean Form FS A very good plant with broad pleated leaves, up to 3 inches wide. Flowers creamy-white, umbel 2-2 3/8 inches wide. This plant is a valuable source of vitamin C, especially in cold climates. Ht. 8-12 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM vineale 'Hair' ® 5/+cm Crow garlic. Could be weedy. 15 $ x.xx
ALLIUM 'Violet Beauty' 7/+cm Large, blue-violet heads. 3 $ x.xx
ALLIUM wallichii FS Flowers rose-purple on 6-30 inch stalks. Late summer. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM 'White Giant' FS A very tall white 'drumstick' selected by Mr Hulsebosch from A. stipitatum Regel. Leaves upright, 24 inches long, persisting until flowering is over. Ht. 72-80 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ALLIUM zebdanense FS Originates from Lebanon and therefore requires a warm and dry position. Produces 3-10 large white flowers in a loose umbel. Leaves slightly shorter than the stem. Ht. 10-16 inches. 3 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: X AMARCRINUM - (Amaryllidaceae) Zone(s) 8b-10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
X AMARCRINUM howardii 20/24cm Having foliage similar to Crinum, the flowers are 4-5 inches in diameter, fragrant and pink, like Amaryllis belladonna, late summer to early fall. 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: AMARYLLIS - (Amaryllidadeae) Queen Lily, Zone(s) 8-10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
AMARYLLIS belladonna 20/+cm The South African version of the South American genus Hippeastrum Herb. Flowers deep pink, funnel-shaped with a short perianth tube. Leaves numerous, strap-shaped. Ht. 16-32 inches. Semi-hardy. 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: ANDROCYMBIUM - (Colchicaceae) Little-Men-in-a-Boat, Zone(s) 10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
ANDROCYMBIUM gramineum var. genuinum FS pinkish white 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: ANEMONE - (Ranunculaceae) Windflower, Zone(s) 5-8 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
ANEMONE apennina var. albiflora FS Foliage deep purple when emerging, later turning dark green. Flowers fragrant, snow-white inside, shaded pale blue on the exterior. The flowers close at night, therefore they appear pale blue at low light levels. The change in flower color can be striking for large established clumps, carrying many flowers. Best grown in moist woodland conditions, naturalising there, coming true from seed. Ht. 4-8 inches. AGM. 1 $ x.xx
ANEMONE blanda Blue Shades 5/+cm Grown from seed, color predominantly blue, including some pale blue shades. Foliage deep green. Height 3-4 inches only. AGM. 15 $ x.xx
ANEMONE blanda Blue Shades 4/5cm Grown from seed, color predominantly blue, including some pale blue shades. Foliage deep green. Height 3-4 inches only. AGM. 20 $ x.xx
ANEMONE blanda 'Charmer' 5/+cm Fine deep pink flowers in profusion. Ht. 3-4 inches. 6 $ x.xx
ANEMONE blanda 'Pink Star' 5/+cm Flowers phlox-purple. Ht. 3-4 inches. 6 $ 4.95
ANEMONE blanda 'Radar' 5/+cm Fine large flowers, doge-purple, a striking color. Center white. Ht. 3-4 inches. AGM. 1 $ x.xx
ANEMONE blanda var. rosea 5/+cm A free-flowering clear pink garden selection. Ht. 3-4 inches. AGM. 6 $ x.xx
ANEMONE blanda 'Violet Star' 5/+cm Flowers large, bright violet. Ht. 3-4 inches. 6 $ x.xx
ANEMONE blanda 'White Splendor' 5/+cm Has very large white flowers, up to 2 inches across, with pale lilac-rose tinge on reverse. Ht. 3-4 inches. AGM. 15 $ x.xx
ANEMONE blanda 'White Splendor' - unbroken 5/+cm Has very large white flowers, up to 2 inches across, with pale lilac-rose tinge on reverse. Ht. 3-4 inches. AGM. 15 $ x.xx
ANEMONE blanda Mixed Varieties 5/+cm incl. pink and white 15 $ x.xx
ANEMONE coronaria 'Bicolor' 5/6cm white with red circle 15 $ x.xx
ANEMONE coronaria 'De Caen' 5/6cm A mixture of A. coronaria with single flowers. Ht. 12 inches. 25 $ x.xx
ANEMONE coronaria 'Hollandia' 5/6cm Flowers double, bright vermillion-scarlet with white base and black center. Ht. 12 inches. 20 $ x.xx
ANEMONE coronaria 'Lord Lieutenant' 5/6cm Flowers semi-double, deep blue. 15 $ x.xx
ANEMONE coronaria 'Mr. Fokker' 5/6cm Flowers violet-blue, single. Ht. 12 inches. 20 $ x.xx
ANEMONE coronaria 'St. Brigid' 5/6cm A name restricted to a mixture of A. coronaria with semi-double flowers, having the segments in 3 rows. 15 $ x.xx
ANEMONE coronaria 'Sylphide' 5/6cm Flowers violet-rose, single. Ht. 12 inches. 20 $ x.xx
ANEMONE coronaria 'The Admiral' 5/6cm St. Brigid-type of A. coronaria, raised by Van Tubergen. Flowers semi-double, deep pink. Ht. 12 inches. 15 $ x.xx
ANEMONE coronaria 'The Bride' 5/6cm Flowers pure white, single. Ht. 12 inches. 20 $ x.xx
ANEMONE eranthoides FS Flowers golden-yellow, 1.5 inches across. Quite a bushy plant. Forms rootstocks. Ht. 6-10 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ANEMONE nemorosa FS (Wood Anemone) From gardens. Flowers white, often tinged pink on reverse; Ht. 4-6 inches. AGM. 15 $ x.xx
ANEMONE nemorosa 'Alba Plena' FS Flowers white, variable, with a number of petaloid stamens in the center, flowers sterile and long-lasting. First recorded in 1830. Ht. 4-6 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ANEMONE nemorosa 'Allenii' FS Large single flowers, lavender-blue, flushed with rosy-purple on reverse, about 3/4 inch across. Anthers yellow. Ht. 5-6 inches. AGM. 1 $ x.xx
ANEMONE nemorosa 'Atley' blue 1 $ x.xx
ANEMONE nemorosa 'Bowles Purple' FS Blue lavender. 1 $ x.xx
ANEMONE nemorosa 'Bracteata Plena' FS double with some green petals 1 $ x.xx
ANEMONE nemorosa 'Hilda' FS pure white 1 $ x.xx
ANEMONE nemorosa 'Monstrosa' FS white with green 1 $ x.xx
ANEMONE nemorosa 'Pallida' FS yellow 1 $ x.xx
ANEMONE nemorosa 'Robinsoniana' FS Flowers single, pale Wistaria-blue and with fine rounded 'sepals, not as large as those of A. nemorosa 'Allenii'. Flowers up to 1 3/8 inches in diameter. Foliage deep green, tinged purple. Ht. 4-5 inches. AGM. 6 $ x.xx
ANEMONE nemorosa 'Rosea' FS Having a flat star-shaped pink flower. 1 $ x.xx
ANEMONE nemorosa 'Royal Blue' FS Flowers veronica-violet, tinged rose-purple on reverse, medium sized, only 1-1 3/8 inches across. Foliage deep green with a purple tinge. Ht. 4-5 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ANEMONE nemorosa rubra FS soft pink inside, reddish pink outside 1 $ x.xx
ANEMONE nemorosa 'Vestal' FS The best double A. nemorosa, with a tightly packed button in the middle of the flower, pure white. In A.n. var. alboplena the flowers are polymorphic, not all of them fully double, often with just a 1 $ x.xx
ANEMONE nemorosa 'Viridescens' FS mossy green 1 $ x.xx
ANEMONE raddeana FS Flowers 1.25 inches across, white, exterior flushed purple. Segments 10-15. Leaves with 3 petiolate segments, green, attractively marked with brown blotches. Ht. 4-6 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ANEMONE ranunculoides 'Pleniflora' FS Flowers deep buttercup-yellow. Foliage deep green with a purple shade. Ht. 4-8 inches. AGM. 1 $ x.xx
ANEMONE ranunculoides ssp. ranunculoides FS Bright yellow flowers. 6 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: ARUM - (Araceae) Zone(s) 5-10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
ARUM alpinum ssp. alpinum FS green 1 $ x.xx
ARUM alpinum ssp. besserianum FS This plant superficially resembles A. maculatum L. and has often been confused with it, 'the most obvious difference being the tuber, in A.a. being discoid (vertical), creeping (horizontal) in A. maculatum. Foliage deep glossy green, 8-16 inches in height, 1 $ x.xx
ARUM concinnatum FS Spathe pale green 6-12 inches long. Spadix 3.5-10.5 inches long, with a long conic-cylindric appendix. Leaves sagittate-hastate, lightly blotched with silvery-grey above. Tuber growing horizontally, as in A. italicum. Plants eventually rather large, but in need of protection from severe cold in winter. Ht. of foliage 2-3 feet. 1 $ x.xx
ARUM creticum FCC Form FS Prefers a sunny position and deep soil, with plenty of humus and limestone chippings, well sheltered 'from high wind, as the foliage emerges in autumn; spathes yellow, sweetly scented. FCC. Form from R.B.G. Kew. Ht of inflorescences 10-14 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ARUM cyrenaicum FS Vigorous clone with attractive black spotted leaves. Spathe 4-6 inches long, with a 2 3/8 inches broad spathe-limb. The inside is very visible, colored pale rosy purple. Spadix deep purple, 2.75-3.5 inches long. Leaf-blade broadly sagittate. Ht. 14-18 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ARUM cyrenaicum X concinnatum FS collected at Crete natural hybrid with numerous black spots on leaves 1 $ x.xx
ARUM dioscoridis FS Spathe heavily spotted deep purple, but spotting not becoming confluent at the base. Leaf-blade sagittate-hastate, deep green. Tuber discoid. Ht. 12-16 inches. A fine set of images of this species is hosted at, A good web location for viewing images at The International Aroid Society Web Page. 1 $ x.xx
ARUM dioscoridis var. cyprium coll. FS purplish-black 1 $ x.xx
ARUM dioscoridis var. liepoldtii FS black, marbled green 1 $ x.xx
ARUM elongatum FS Forms large inflorescences with remarkable purplish-red spathe and dito spadix, at flowering time only 4-6 inches high, elongating later to 12-16 inches when the fruits are ripening. 1 $ x.xx
ARUM euxinum FS pale green, stained purple at the edges and base, with a purple interior 1 $ x.xx
ARUM italicum ssp. albispathum FS snow white spathe, purple border 1 $ x.xx
ARUM italicum ssp. italicum FS Spathes creamy-white 4-6 inches long. Leaves hastate (arrow-shaped), deep green, with yellow-green marbling. Forms attractive orange fruits in the autumn. Ht. of leaves 12-20 inches. 6 $ x.xx
ARUM italicum 'Marmoratum' FS soft green orange red fruits in autumn 1 $ x.xx
ARUM maculatum FS Vigorous garden clone. Prefers partial shade and woodland conditions. Spathes inconspicuous, pale green. Foliage deep glossy green. This clone is producing fruits reliably with us. Ht. 6-10 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ARUM nigrum FS Spathe satin-purple, almost black, spadix pale brown. Leaves glossy, deep green. A magnificant plant. Ht. 6-10 inches only. 1 $ x.xx
ARUM purpureospathum FS Spathe long and slender, to 12 inches, dark silky purple throughout. Spadix less than half the length of spathe. Appendix very dark purple. Leaves hastate, to 12 inches, unspotted, emerging before winter. Tuber horizontal. Likes a good summer-rest. Ht. to 16 inches. 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: BELLEVALIA - (Hyacinthaceae) Zone(s) 3-9 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
BELLEVALIA atroviolacea FS Flowers funnel-shaped, deep indigo-blue to purple. Ht. 6-8 inches. 1 $ x.xx
BELLEVALIA dubia FS deep violet-blue, later brown 1 $ x.xx
BELLEVALIA forniculata FS Flowers bright blue on stems to 8 inches, late spring. 1 $ x.xx
BELLEVALIA hackelii FS purple 1 $ x.xx
BELLEVALIA hyacinthoides (syn. Strangweia spicata) FS pale blue with white 1 $ x.xx
BELLEVALIA maura FS bright blue 1 $ x.xx
BELLEVALIA paradoxa (syn. pycnantha) 6/+cm Broad racemes with blackish-blue flowers, tinged green inside. Has two basal, linear leaves. Ht. 6-8 inches. 15 $ x.xx
BELLEVALIA paradoxa 'Alba' FS greenish white 1 $ x.xx
BELLEVALIA romana 6/+cm Flowers dull-white, bell-shaped with the lobes flared outwards, carried in a cylindrical raceme. Ht. 6-12 inches. 15 $ x.xx
BELLEVALIA webbiana FS bright blue with brow 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: BLOOMERIA - (Alliaceae) Zone(s) 9-10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
BLOOMERIA crocea var. aurea 4/+cm Flowers golden-yellow, on long pedicels. Umbel many-flowered, rounded umbel, 4-6 inches wide. Leaves narrow-linear up to 12 inches long. Ht. 16-24 inches Semi-hardy. 6 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: BONGARDIA - (Berberidaceae) Zone(s) 6-9 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
BONGARDIA chrysogonum FS Deep yellow flowers. 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: BRIMEURA - (Hyacinthaceae) Zones 8-10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
BRIMEURA amethystina 5/+cm Elegant racemes of narrow campanulate flowers, pale blue. 4-8 inches in height. 15 $ x.xx
BRIMEURA amethystina 'Alba' 5/+cm Pure white, very fine large-flowered forms, selected in Dutch gardens. One of the finest bulbous plants for naturalising. Ht. 4-8 inches. 15 $ x.xx
BRIMEURA amethystina mixed 5/+cm mixed colors 15 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: BRODIAEA - (Alliaceae) Firecracker Lily, Fool's Onion, Zone(s) (5-6) 7-10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
BRODIAEA californica 5/+cm Umbel with up to 25 funnel-shaped flowers, each 1.5 inches long, lilac-pink. Ht. 20-24 inches. Tender. 6 $ x.xx
BRODIAEA elegans FS violet-purple 3 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: CALOCHORTUS - (Calochortaceae) Fairy Lantern, Mariposa Lily, Zone(s) 5-9 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
CALOCHORTUS 'Cupido' 4/+cm Small plant, only 4 or 5 high with inchwide soft violet flowers that resemble a small wideopen tulip. 15 $ x.xx
CALOCHORTUS luteus 'Golden Orb' ® 4/+cm Having bright canary yellow flowers. 6 $ x.xx
CALOCHORTUS mixture 4/+cm mixed colors 6 $ x.xx
CALOCHORTUS palmeri FS white to lavender 1 $ x.xx
CALOCHORTUS superbus 4/+cm Flowers in an umbel of 1 to 3, campanulate. Variable from white to cream or yellow, streaked with purple at the base. Usually with median brown or maroon spot, surrounded with yellow. Leaves to 10 inches, shorter towards the flowers. Ht. 16-24 inches. 6 $ x.xx
CALOCHORTUS 'Symphony' 4/+cm white, flushed pink 6 $ x.xx
CALOCHORTUS venustus 4/+cm Umbel with several campanulate flowers, erect. Ranging from white to yellow, purple or dark red. Petals 3/4-1 3/4 inches, obovate, with a median dark spot.Ht. 12-20 inches. 6 $ x.xx
CALOCHORTUS Violet Queen' ® 4/+cm Having violet-pink blooms. 6 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: CAMASSIA - (Hyacinthaceae) Indian Lily, Quamash, Wild Hyacinth, Zone(s) 4-8 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
CAMASSIA cusickii 14/+cm Prefers a sunny position and moist peaty soil. Tall inflorescences with large pale blue flowers. Ht. 24-30 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CAMASSIA cusickii 'Zwanenburg' FS A deep blue mutation found by Michael Hoog at VT's Manpad Nursery, Heemstede, in June 1969. Ht. 24-30 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CAMASSIA leichtlinii 'Alba' 14/+cm Tall inflorescences with large creamy-white flowers. It comes true from seed. Ht. 28-40 inches. AGM (AGM). 1 $ x.xx
CAMASSIA leichtlinii 'Caerulea' 14/+cm Tall inflorescences with large blue flowers. Ht. 2.5-3 feet. 1 $ x.xx
CAMASSIA leichtlinii 'Semiplena' 14/+cm Tall inflorescences with large, semi-double white flowers. Excellent cutflower. Ht. 28-40 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CAMASSIA quamash 8/+cm Small racemes of violet-blue flowers. Ht. 8-12 inches. 15 $ x.xx
CAMASSIA quamash 6/7cm Small racemes of violet-blue flowers. Ht. 8-12 inches. 15 $ x.xx
CAMASSIA quamash 'Blue Melody' FS Striking garden selection with variegated foliage. Flowers mid-blue. Ht. 8-12 inches. 3 $ x.xx
CAMASSIA quamash 'Brevifolia' FS light blue 1 $ x.xx
CAMASSIA quamash 'Orion' 7/9cm A fine deep violet-blue form selected by G.C. van Meeuwen of Heemstede. A fine garden plant, hardy and resistant. Ht. 8-12 inches. 15 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: CHIONODOXA - (Hyacinthaceae) Glory of the Snow, Zone(s) 3-8 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
CHIONODOXA forbesii (luciliae hort.) 5/+cm Flowers 4 or more, an intense bright blue with large white center. Sunny position. Ht. 4-8 inches. AGM. 25 $ x.xx
CHIONODOXA forbesii (luciliae hort.) 4/5cm blue 25 $ x.xx
CHIONODOXA forbesii 'Blue Giant' 5/+cm blue 6 $ x.xx
CHIONODOXA forbesii 'Rosea' 4/+cm Pure pink flowers in abundance in early spring. Ht. 4-8 inches. 6 $ x.xx
CHIONODOXA forbesii 'Zwanenburg' FS Vigorous clone. Ht. 6-10 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CHIONODOXA lochiae FS Flowers 2 to 4, being bright blue entirely, thus lacking the characteristic white eye. An old stock and a good garden plant, almost lost to cultivation. Ht. 4-8 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CHIONODOXA luciliae (gigantea hort.) blue 5/+cm Flowers 1 to 2 per stem, large, up to 1.25 inches across. Pale gentian-blue, with small white center. Prefers a sunny position. Ht. 4-6 inches. AGM. 20 $ x.xx
CHIONODOXA luciliae (gigantea hort.) blue 4/5cm Flowers 1 to 2 per stem, large, up to 1.25 inches across. Pale gentian-blue, with small white center. Prefers a sunny position. Ht. 4-6 inches. AGM. 25 $ x.xx
CHIONODOXA luciliae 'Alba' 5/+cm Large snow-white flowers. Ht. 4-8 inches. 15 $ x.xx
CHIONODOXA luciliae 'Violet Beauty' 5/+cm soft violet blue 15 $ x.xx
CHIONODOXA luciliae 'Violetta' 5/+cm pale blue-violet 15 $ x.xx
CHIONODOXA 'Pink Giant' 5/+cm Sturdy sport of C. forbesii 'Rosea'. Flowers soft cattleya-violet. Ht. 6-8 inches. 15 $ x.xx
CHIONODOXA sardensis 5/+cm Excellent for naturalising 'in either full sun or in semi-shade. Flowers intensive gentian-blue with only a tiny white center, 4 to 12 per stem. Ht. 4-8 inches. AGM. 15 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: X CHIONOSCILLA - (Hyacinthaceae) Zone(s) 3-8 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
X CHIONOSCILLA allenii FS The historical hybrid between Chionodoxa forbesii Bak. and Scilla bifolia L. Attractive dense inflorescence with bright blue flowers. Ht. 4-6 inches. 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: CORYDALIS - (Fumariaceae) Zone(s) 7-10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
CORYDALIS angustifolia FS white 1 $ x.xx
CORYDALIS buschii FS Having dwarf spikes of bright red-purple flowers. 1 $ 5.95
CORYDALIS caucasica FS Flowers up to 6, purplish-lilac, inner petals white. Leaves bi-ternate with rather long petioles, close to the soil, deep green. Bulbs splitting annually. Self-compatible. Ht. 3 1/8-4 3/4 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CORYDALIS cava FS Similar to C. solida, but with a rather hollow tuber, the bottom often missing when aged. It lacks the scale-like bract on the stem near ground level. Racemes 6-16-flowered. Generally it has coarser foliage than C. solida. Leaves twice ternate. Ht. 6-10 inches. AGM. 1 $ x.xx
CORYDALIS cava 'Alba' FS white 1 $ x.xx
CORYDALIS decipiens hort. FS Possibly a hybrid of C.s. ssp. incisa ancestry (H. Zetterlund). Resembling C. solida, but much more vigorous and keeps flowering for weeks on end. Flowers reddish-purple. Ht. 6-10 inches. 6 $ x.xx
CORYDALIS decipiens purple-flowered FS purple-pink 1 $ x.xx
CORYDALIS densiflora FS Flowers clear pink, raceme dense, 15-20 flowered. Foliage bi-ternate. Bulbs splitting annually. Ht. 4-8 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CORYDALIS fumariifolia (ambigua hort.) FS The choice blue Corydalis from Japan is now listed under its correct name. Foliage glaucous, twice to three times ternate. This is a woodland plant, for a shaded and sheltered position in the garden. Ht. 4-6 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CORYDALIS ledebouriana FS pinkish white, with purple 1 $ x.xx
CORYDALIS malkensis FS creamy yellow 1 $ x.xx
CORYDALIS nobilis FS Non-tuberous, but very conspicuous member of the genus. Flowers pale yellow, tips deeper yellow with conspicuous dark anthers. Leaves glaucous, quite large. Prefers a moisture retentive soil and woodland conditions. It forms a fleshy taproot, which is most brittle, often shaped curiously. Extremely hardy. Ht. 10-20 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CORYDALIS paczoskii FS Flowers up to 10, deep lilac-pink, 9/16-1 inch long. Foliage bi-ternate, glaucous. A super plant for the woodland garden, setting seed easily. Ht. 4-6 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CORYDALIS pumila FS An easy species with purple flowers, foliage bright green. Self-compatible and seeding itself around. Ht. 3 1/8-4 3/4 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CORYDALIS solida FS Prefers woodland conditions and deep soil, rich in humus. Racemes dense, usually carrying 10-20 flowers, mallow-purple. Self-incompatible. Ht. 4-10 inches. AGM. 6 $ x.xx
CORYDALIS solida 'Beth Evans' FS Flowers soft pink with a white flash on the spur. Flowers fade to a paler color with age. 1 $ x.xx
CORYDALIS solida 'Firecracker' FS fire-red inside soft red 1 $ x.xx
CORYDALIS solida 'G.P. Baker' FS Flowers brick-red, sometimes red-pink. The red pigmentation is being stimulated by conditions in the open garden, especially cold weather in late winter, which delays flowering. Ht. 4-6 inches. AGM. 1 $ x.xx
CORYDALIS solida 'Purple Beauty' 5/+cm purple 1 $ x.xx
CORYDALIS solida ssp. incisa FS Pure white selected forms, inflorescences large, with up to 20 flowers. Foliage olive-green, a beautiful color combination. Ht. 4-6 inches. 6 $ x.xx
CORYDALIS solida ssp. transsylvanica 'Prasil Strain' FS Flowers brick-red, some seasons rather buff, depending on temperature (see above). However when the seed is being used for propagation a variety of shades appear, varying from salmon through deep pink to red, occasionally with one flowering in a very deep red. Vigorous clone, a single corm may split into four in a good growing season. Ht. 4-8 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CORYDALIS solida ssp. transsylvanica FS mixed shades 1 $ x.xx
CORYDALIS solida 'White Swallow' 5/+cm white 1 $ x.xx
CORYDALIS vittae FS white 1 $ x.xx
CORYDALIS wendelboi FS A variable species in shape and number of flowers. The color varies from white to purple, or bicolored. Racemes not very dense, often to 25 flowers. Leaves 2 to 4 times ternate, leaflets deeply divided into narrowly obovate segments. Self-incompatible. Still rare in cultivation, it appears to do well in the open garden. Ht. 4-8 inches. 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: CRINUM - (Amaryllidaceae) Milk & Wine Lily, Zone(s) 7-10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
CRINUM powelii FS Hybrid of C. bulbispermum (N.L. Burm.) and C. moorei. Umbel with 5-10 trumpet-shaped pink flowers, 4 inches across, perianth tube curved. Leaves about 20, up to 3 feet long and much to the liking of snails! Ht. 20-24 inches. Hardier than both parents. AGM 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: CROCUS (spring) - (Iridaceae) Zone(s) 3-9 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
CROCUS (spring) abantensis FS Flowers of delightful sky-blue, variable, with a yellow throat. One of the first crocusses to come into flower with us. We consider it a better garden plant than C. baytopiorum, which color comes close to it. Both are from high altitude, but strangely, C. abantensis prefers a warm summer rest, while C. baytopiorum prefers it quite cool. Ht. about 3 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) alatavicus FS A very early flowering species. Interior snow-white, shaded and speckled greyish-purple on the outside, throat yellow. Dry summer-dormancy. Ht. 3-4 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) ancyrensis ('Golden Bunch') 5/+cm A free-flowering selection of the 'Ankara' Crocus, raised in Holland. Produces numerous tangerine-orange flowers, fading to saffron-yellow. Flowers for weeks on end. Ht. 2 3/8-3 1/8 inches. 20 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) angustifolius syn. C. susianus FS Flowers deep indian-yellow, heavily striped and feathered deep purple on the exterior. This stock is mass-produced, the quality is often pretty poor. Ht. 2 3/8-3 1/8 inches. 3 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) angustifolius 'Minor' FS A miniature cultivar, which was described in Paxton's Magazine. Deep indian-yellow flowers, striped and tinged bronze-purple on reverse, much dwarfer than typical C. angustifolius. Ht. 1.5-2.5 inches. 3 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) biflorus ssp. crewei FS white, purple stripes on outside 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) biflorus ssp. isuaricus FS Differing from the type in the bract and bracteole, being silvery white (brown-spotted in C. biflorus). Also in the greater number of leaves and disjunct in its natural distribution. Flowers white or lilac, the outside striped or speckled with 3-5 grey-purple lines. Ht. 3-4 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) biflorus ssp. melantherus FS white, purple-greyish stripes 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) biflorus ssp. tauri FS Attractive violet-blue flowers, with pale violet-blue inner segments and a yellow throat. Ht. 2-3 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) biflorus ssp. weldenii 'Albus' FS A pure white C. biflorus, lacking any striping or in the throat. Inner segments with a slightly greyish base. Ht. 3-4 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) biflorus ssp. weldenii 'Fairy' FS Flowers outside suffused wistaria-blue. Basal blotch darker violet-blue (near 90B). Inner segments white with a light blue hue. Basal blotch inside near sea-blue. Ht. 3-4 inches. 3 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) candidus FS Flowers amber-yellow, suffused and finely speckled with a greyish-brown on the exterior. Very floriferous and easy crocus. Ht. 1 1/2-2 3/4 inches only. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) candidus 'Little Tiger' FS glowing amber, speckled wit grey-brown 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) candidus var. subflavus FS Flowers amber-yellow, suffused and finely speckled with a greyish-brown on the exterior. Very floriferous and easy crocus. Ht. 1 1/2-2 3/4 inches only. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) chrysanthus 'Advance' FS Flowers chrome-yellow inside. Exterior of outer segments campanula-violet, with a slightly darker veining. Base violet-bronze. Flower tube purplish. Ht. 3-4 inches. 15 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) chrysanthus 'Afyon' FS Very early flowering population, likely to be genetically close to C.c. 'Uschak Orange', from neighboring Usak Province. It starts flowering few days earlier than 'Uschak Orange', often in the third week of January. It is more intensely orange, very floriferous, lasting for many weeks. Ht. 1 1/2-2 3/4 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) chrysanthus 'Ard Schenk' FS Flower tube purplish. Exterior of perianth segments white, with a large wistaria-blue (92A) basal blotch. Inside white with a bronze-yellow center. Tube purplish. Ht. 4-5 inches. 20 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) chrysanthus Aubade' FS Flower tube purplish. Perianth segments white. Basal blotch outside yellowish-bronze. Center yellow. Not unlike 'Ard Schenk', but with a darker basal blotch, smaller-flowered and earlier. 20 $ 5.95
CROCUS (spring) chrysanthus 'Blue Bird' FS Exterior of outer segments dauphin's-violet with a white margin, flowers otherwise white with yellow center and throat. Large-flowered. Ht. 3-4 inches. Flowering a little later than the average C. chrysanthus. 15 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) chrysanthus 'Blue Pearl' FS Flowers outside lobelia-blue, the interior a shade lighter, with a yellowish basal blotch. Ht. 3-4 inches. Flowering 'mid season' for C. chrysanthus cultivars, in Holland: AGM. 20 $ 5.45
CROCUS (spring) chrysanthus 'Blue Peter' FS Outer segments dark plum-purple (79A-B), feathering into a light lobelia-blue margin (91C), bronze at the base. Inner segments lobelia-blue on exterior. Inside light lobelia-blue (91C), with a large yellow center. Large globular flowers on short perianth tubes. Ht. 3-4 inches. Flowering a little later than average. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) chrysanthus 'Cream Beauty' FS Flowers pale naples-yellow. Outside with a broad purple blotch, the base sprinkled bronze-green. Ht. 3-4 inches. AGM. 25 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) chrysanthus 'Dorothy' FS Flowers buttercup-yellow (15A), with bronze stripes (near 79B) on the outside. More elegant than 'Fuscotinctus', it is larger and the feathering is more suffused. Ht. 3-4 inches. 20 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) chrysanthus 'E.P. Bowles' FS Flowers lemon-yellow (13B) to chrome-yellow (15C). Exterior with purplish feathering and bronze base. Flowers long-lasting. Ht. 3-4 inches. 15 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) chrysanthus 'Elegance' FS Flowers outside copper-brown (175A) with a sharp lemon-yellow margin (14B). Inner segments with grey-brown basal spots externally. Inside lemon-yellow (13A). Ht. 4-5 inches. Flowers lasting longer than average. 6 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) chrysanthus 'Fuscotinctus' FS Dwarf and very free-flowering. Exterior of outer segments lemon-yellow (13B), striped and feathered plum-purple (79A-B) over lemon-yellow ground. These stripes continue down the flower tube. Lemon-yellow inside (13B-C), lacking black dots at base of anthers. Ht. 3-4 inches. Flowering little earlier than average. 20 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) chrysanthus 'Gipsy Girl' FS Outer perianth segments large, rounded, aureolin (12B) to straw-yellow (13C). Feathered with 5-7 distinct plum-purple (79A) stripes, continuing down the sturdy flower tube. Inside aurelin (12A-B), center deeper yellow. Ht. 4-5 inches. Flowering little earlier than average. 25 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) chrysanthus 'Goldilocks' FS Flowers buttercup- yellow. A brownish-purplish blotch at the base reaches more than two thirds up the segments outside. The segments are rather short and appear more rounded. Often flowers appear with more than six segments. Ht. 3-4 inches. early flowering. 20 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) chrysanthus 'Herald' FS Outside outer segments 'plum-purple (79B), with narrow aureolin margin (12C-D). Flowers inside aureolin, slightly darker towards the base. Perianth tube light purplish. Ht. 4-5 inches. Early flowering, but rather shortly. 6 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) chrysanthus 'Jeannine' FS A lovely free-flowering cultivar. Flowers mimosa-yellow (8D) with bronze perianth tubes. Plum-purple (79B) blotch in the upper half of outer segments, gradually transgressing into the mimosa-yellow margin. Center ochre. Ht. 3-4 inches. 15 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) chrysanthus 'Ladykiller' FS Exterior of flowers near plum-purple (79A-B) with a broad, not so clearly demarcated white margin. Interior pale lilac-white. Flower tube plum-purple, striped. Ht. 4-5 inches. Flowering rather shortly, later than average. AGM. 6 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) chrysanthus 'Milea' FS Flowers orange-yellow, produced in quantity. Anthers orange, making a fine contrast on a dull January day. Ht. 2-3 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) chrysanthus 'Miss Vain' FS Almost all white with pale blue base and orange styles; fragrant. 20 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) chrysanthus 'Prins Claus' FS Large white flowers, with translucent markings on inside. Exterior of outer segments with a large plum-purple (79B) blotch, reaching more than 3/4 up the segment, to leave a white edge. Perianth tube sprinkled purple. Ht. 3-4 inches. Flowering later than average. 15 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) chrysanthus 'Romance' FS Outer segments pale chrome-yellow (158A), with a greyish basal blotch. Outside inner petals chrome-yellow (15D). Inside buttercup-yellow (15B-C), more intense towards the center. Not very different from C.c. 'Cream Beauty'. 20 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) chrysanthus 'Saturnus' FS Flowers rather small, dark yellow, outside striped dark purple Ht. 3-4 inches. Early flowering, but rather shortly. 25 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) chrysanthus 'Skyline' FS Flowers a delicate soft blue (92C), including a darker blue (92A) blotch and dito lines on the outside of the outer segments. Inside light near lobelia-blue (91D). A magnificant crocus, spreading its segments up to 2 3/8 inches wide in strong sunlight. Sturdy perianth tube. Ht. 4-5 inches. Flowering later than average. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) chrysanthus 'Snow Bunting' FS Exterior yellowish-white (158C) with a greyish-yellow base and 5 to 7 violet or near plum-purple stripes. Inside white, with a large bronze-yellow center. Free-flowering. Ht. 4-5 inches. Early flowering. AGM. 20 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) chrysanthus 'Ushak Orange' FS Small, yellow-orange flowers with rounded tips to the segments. Stigmata yellow or orange. Ht. 2-3 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) chrysanthus 'Zwanenburg Bronze' FS Flowers indian-yellow (17B), exterior tinged garnet-brown (183B) except margin of segments. Large-flowered. Perianth tubes brownish purple, being rather weak. Ht. 4-5 inches. Early flowering. AGM. 25 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) Mixture: several C. chrysanthus and other small-flowered species 5/+cm Mixture: several C. chrysanthus and other small-flowered species 25 $ 5.95
CROCUS (spring) corsicus FS Flowers pale purple inside, exterior slightly darker, marked with deep purple feathering. Ht. 1.5-2.5 inches. AGM. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) danfordiae FS yellow 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) etruscus 'Rosalind' FS Exterior of flowers paler colored than the latter, shaded greyish yellow. Ht. 2-3 inches. 6 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) etruscus 'Zwanenburg' FS Flowers pale violet, exterior shaded greyish with light purple lines. Throat yellowish. Ht. 2-3 inches. 15 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) flavus ssp. flavus FS Flowers brilliant orange, like fire. Tips of segments pointed. Produces seed in plenty, excellent for naturalising. This fine species always is in great demand, sometimes even second size corms of the sterile large Dutch yellow crocus are supplied under this name as a substitute (!). Ht. 2-4 inches. AGM. 6 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) fleischeri FS The only crocus with finely interwoven corm tunics and yellow corms. Flowers white, exterior often striped purple. Stigmata much divided, bright orange-red. Ht. 1.25-2 inches only. 3 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) imperati ssp. imperati 'De Jager' FS Flowers large, bright purple inside. Exterior of outer segments buff, with three main purple stripes. Throat yellow. Ht. 3-4 inches.AGM. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) jessoppiae FS white, orange-yellow center, blue-grey base 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) korolkowii FS Interior of flower shining celandine-yellow. Exterior striped and speckled bronze. Throat bronze. Ht. 2-3 inches. 15 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) korolkowii 'Kiss of Spring' FS Large globular shining celandine-yellow flowers with only a few purple feathers at the base, therefore much brighter colored and probably more attractive than the type. One of the first to start flowering in late winter, often through snow. Very free-flowering. Ht. 2 3/8-3 1/2 inches. 3 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) korolkowii 'Lemon Queen' FS lemon-yellow spotted gray-green 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) kosaninii FS Flowers bright lilac-blue with dark violet stripes and feathers on the exterior. Throat yellow. Ht. 2-3 inches. Prefers some summer moisture. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) malyi FS The flowers are large, white, so slightly tinted with rose as to appear almost white. They have a rich yellow throat. The base of the segments and the upper part of the perianth tube suffused greyish-purple. The bright orange style branches form a magnificant contrast to the white segments. Ht. 3-4 inches. AGM. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) malyi 'Ballerina' FS clone with white throat, outside hint of dove grey 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) mathewii FS white with blue center 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) michelsonii FS Apical 2/3 part of segments creamy white, base purple-violet, center purple-violet. Perianth tube deeper violet. Anthers yellow, stigma white. Requires a good baking in summer, and special attention in December and January, as the leaves can emerge soon after planting. Ht. 4-5 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) minimus FS Interior of flowers pale violet and feathered white. Exterior lilac-purple with dark glossy purple stripes, a striking color combination. Ht. 2-3 inches. 3 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) olivieri ssp. balansae FS Small yellow flowers, exterior feathered deep purple-bronze. Ht. 1.25-2 inches. 6 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) olivieri ssp. balansae 'Zwanenburg' FS Possibly a hybrid with C. olivieri Gay ssp. olivieri. Small flowers with rounded tips, inside deep 'golden-yellow, outside deep orange and beautifully feathered purplish-bronze. Fragrant. Flowers for weeks on end in February and March. Ht. 1.25-2 inches. 6 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) olivieri ssp. olivieri FS Flowers pale orange-yellow with obtuse tips. Fragrant. Ht. 1 1/2-2 3/4 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) pestalozzae AA FS Flowers small, creamy white. Each filament has a small black spot near the base; when the flower is open it looks as if three small specks of soil had fallen into the throat. Ht. 1.25-2.5 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) reticulatus ssp. reticulatus FS Flowers large, inside bright lilac-blue. Exterior pale lilac with dark purple stripes, large flowered and lasting well in a sheltered position. Ht. 3-4 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) sieberi 'Bowles' White' FS Flowers very large, globular, pure white with a large orange center and base and with deep orange stigmata, making a wonderfully fine contrast. Ht. 2-3 inches. AGM. 15 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) sieberi 'Firefly' FS Flowers mineral-violet, throat and center yellow, translucent. Ht. 4-5 inches. 20 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) sieberi 'Hubert Edelsten' FS Derived from a cross of C. sieberi ssp. sieberi with C. sieberi ssp. atticus by H. Edelsten. Outside of flowers deep purple with broad white transversal bands near the tips. Inside pale lilac with large orange center. Most attractive. Ht. 3-4 inches. AGM. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) sieberi ssp. atticus FS Assumed to be C. cancellatus when found, because of the coarse bulb tunics and the persistant neck of old sheathing leaves. Ht. 2 3/8-3 1/2 inches. 6 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) sieberi ssp. sublimis 'Tricolor' FS Flowers delicate lilac with a large yellow throat, surrounded by a broad white band. A striking color combination. Ht. 2-3 inches. Late flowering, AGM. 20 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) stellaris FS Orange-yellow crocus with bronzy-brown streaks or "pencillings" on the outside of the petals. AGM. 6 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) tommasinianus 5/6cm Flowers small, inside pale violet. Outside often silvery-grey. Ht. 2-3 inches. 15 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) tommasinianus 'Albus' 4/+cm Numerous white flowers, highly recommended for naturalising. Ht. 2-3 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) tommasinianus 'Barr's Purple' FS Flowers deep amethyst-violet. Exterior of outer segments grey. Ht. 2-3 inches. 25 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) tommasinianus 'Eric Smith' FS No description available. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) tommasinianus 'Lilac Beauty' FS Flowers small and slender. Violet inside, outside light lilac. Ht. 2-3 inches. 15 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) tommasinianus 'Michaels Purple' FS No description available. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) tommasinianus Mixture 5/+cm Mixture. 6 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) tommasinianus 'Pictus' FS Large lavender flowers with distinct, large purple tips. Naturalizes well, true from seed. Ht. 2-3 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) tommasinianus 'Roseus' FS This is the 'pinkest' C. tommasinianus seedling currently on offer. It is bright cyclamen-pink. Naturalizes well. Ht. 2-3 inches. 6 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) tommasinianus 'Ruby Giant' FS Fairly large spectrum-violet flowers, with base and margin paler colored. Floriferous. Ht. 2-3 inches. 25 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) tommasinianus 'Whitewell Purple' 5/+cm Fine reddish-purple flowers in profusion. Ht. 2-3 inches. 20 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) veluchensis FS Flowers pale lilac-blue, throat white fading to lilac. Ht. 2-3 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) vernus 'Graecus' FS soft blue with dark tips 6 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) vernus ssp. albiflorus FS Dainty white flowers, occasionally striped purple. Ht. 1 3/16-2 3/4 inches. 6 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) vernus ssp. vernus var. heuffelianus FS Large purple flowers with darker tips. Ht. 2-3 inches. 6 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) vernus 'Tetra Shades' FS Interesting unselected population including pale and dark purple flowering corms. In pale purple flowers the characteristic purple tips can be very faint, sometimes the tips are not at all darker. Prefers a cool and moist spot in the summer. Ht. 2-3 inches. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) vernus 'Uklin Strain' FS No description available. 1 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) versicolor 'Picturatus' FS Flowers pure white, exterior with rich purple stripes. Most distinct. Ht. 2-3 inches. 6 $ x.xx
CROCUS (spring) vitellinus FS Flowers amber-yellow, finely speckled and suffused with greyish brown on the outside. Free-flowering and easy. Ht. 2-3 inches. 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: CROCUS VERNUS - (Iridaceae) Hybrid or Giant, Zone(s) 3-9 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
CROCUS VERNUS 'Flower Record' 8/9cm Flowers large, light spectrum-violet (735). Base dark. 20 $ x.xx
CROCUS VERNUS 'Golden Yellow' (syn.'Large Yellow' 8/9cm Hybrid of C. flavus with C. angustifolius. Cultivated since 17th century. Flowers large, buttercup-yellow, paler on outside. Base striped purplish. Ht. 3-4 inches. 25 $ x.xx
CROCUS VERNUS 'Grand Maitre' 8/9cm Flowers large, light spectrum-violet (735). Base dark. 20 $ x.xx
CROCUS VERNUS Jeanne d´Arc' 8/9cm Flowers large, pure white with deep purple base. 20 $ x.xx
CROCUS VERNUS 'King of Striped' 8/9cm Flowers large, amethyst-violet. Marked with lighter stripes. Base dark. Mid-early flowering. 15 $ x.xx
CROCUS VERNUS Mixture of all colors 7/8cm Mixture of all colors 25 $ x.xx
CROCUS VERNUS Mixture of white 7/8cm Mixture of white, purple and blue hybrids 20 $ x.xx
CROCUS VERNUS 'Negro Boy' 8/9cm dark violet 15 $ x.xx
CROCUS VERNUS 'Pickwick' 8/9cm Flowers large, striped mineral-violet (635) over grey-white ground. Base deep violet. Tips rounded. 15 $ x.xx
CROCUS VERNUS 'Queen of the Blues' 8/9cm ageratum blue, lighter margin 15 $ x.xx
CROCUS VERNUS 'Remembrance' 8/9cm Flowers large, violet (36/2) with silvery gloss. Base very dark. Petals with rounded tips. 20 $ x.xx
CROCUS VERNUS 'Remembrance' 7/8cm Flowers large, violet (36/2) with silvery gloss. Base very dark. Petals with rounded tips. 25 $ x.xx
CROCUS VERNUS 'Vanguard' 8/9cm Flowers outside light mauvette, shaded grey, inside paler. Very early and floriferous, flowering a fortnight before other C. vernus. Ht. 3-4 inches. 6 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: CYCLAMEN - (Primulaceae) Persian Violet, Zone(s) 5-9 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
IMPORTANT!!! This Genus is subject to a special import fee incurred by CITES. In order to help offset this cost, a handling fee of $ x.xx will be added per species/variety. For example, if you order 1 item of a particular species/cultivar and 100 items of another species/cultivar, your grand total handling fee will be $ x.xx.
CYCLAMEN africanum FS pale pink to deep rose-pink 1 $ x.xx
CYCLAMEN alpinum FS rose-pink to carmine pink 1 $ x.xx
CYCLAMEN balearicum FS white, veined pink 1 $ x.xx
CYCLAMEN cilicium FS Flowers pale pink to mid-pink with a magenta blotch at the base of each lobe. Foliage deep green with creamy white marbling on upper side, suffused purple underneath, margin remotely toothed. Ht. 2-4 inch. 1 $ x.xx
CYCLAMEN cilicium f. album FS pure white 1 $ x.xx
CYCLAMEN coum FROM A WILD SOURCE 13/15cm Flowers deep carmine to pale pink. Each corolla lobe with deep crimson-magenta blotch close to the base, which surrounds a white or pink 'eye'. Foliage mid- to deep green with irregular whitish marbling. Ht. 2-4 inch. 1 $ x.xx
CYCLAMEN coum 'Album' FS white, crimson-magenta blotch 1 $ x.xx
CYCLAMEN coum 'Maurice Dryden' FS white 1 $ x.xx
CYCLAMEN coum mixed colors FS coum mixed colors 1 $ x.xx
CYCLAMEN coum 'Pewter Leaf' FS pink 1 $ x.xx
CYCLAMEN coum 'Roseum' FS rose-pink, crimson blotch 1 $ x.xx
CYCLAMEN coum 'Rubrum' FS carmine pink 1 $ x.xx
CYCLAMEN coum 'Silver Leaf' FS pink 1 $ x.xx
CYCLAMEN cyprium FS white or very pale pink 1 $ x.xx
CYCLAMEN graecum FS pale pink to cerise-pink 1 $ x.xx
CYCLAMEN graecum f. album FS pure white 1 $ x.xx
CYCLAMEN hederifolium FS Really the easiest of all hardy cyclamen to grow out of doors under shrubs and trees. Very variable in size and shape of the foliage with a near infinite variety of leaf patterns. Flowers large, pale to bright pink. 1 $ x.xx
CYCLAMEN hederifolium 'Album' 10/+cm white 1 $ x.xx
CYCLAMEN hederifolium 'Silver Leaf' FS pink 1 $ x.xx
CYCLAMEN intaminatum FS pale pink 1 $ x.xx
CYCLAMEN libanoticum FS white, turning into pale-pink 1 $ x.xx
CYCLAMEN mirabile FS pale to deep pink, magenta blotch 1 $ x.xx
CYCLAMEN persicum FS Flowers white, mauve or pink, generally with a pink or crimson-magenta ring around the mouth, sweetly fragrant. Leaves and veins variably marked with paler green or greyish-white, often with patterns on upper side. 1 $ x.xx
CYCLAMEN pseudibericum FS carmine-pink, chocolate-magenta zone 1 $ x.xx
CYCLAMEN repandum FS pale pink to rose 1 $ x.xx
CYCLAMEN rohlfsianum FS pale pink 1 $ x.xx
CYCLAMEN trochopteranthum FS rose-pink to deep carmine-pink 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: CYRTANTHUS - (Amaryllidaceae) Fire Lily, Zone(s) 10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
CYRTANTHUS montanus 12/+cm Flowers red, early spring. 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: DICHELOSTEMMA - (Alliaceae) Firecracker Flower, Zone(s) 8-10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
DICHELOSTEMMA ida-maia 6/+cm Flowers in an umbel of up to 12 pendulous flowers on a slender pedicel. The flowers have a 3/4-1 3/16 inches long bright crimson-red angular tube and six bright green, reflexed lobes. These lobes eventually roll right back and become yellowish with age. Leaves linear, basal with a sharp keel. Ht. 20-24 inches. Semi-hardy. 6 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: DIERAMA - (Iridaceae) Wand Flower, Wedding Bell, Zone(s) 7-10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
DIERAMA igneum FS red-pink 1 $ x.xx
DIERAMA pulcherrimum FS deep purple 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: DIPCADI - (Hyacinthaceae) Zone(s) 9-10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
DIPCADI serotinum FS orange with green base 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: DRACUNCULUS - (Araceae) Purple Dragon Lily, Zone(s) 10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
DRACUNCULUS vulgaris 15/20cm Forms tall stems, mottled purplish black, large maroon-purple spathe and a blackish purple spadix. Foliage much divided, green with marbling above. Prefers a sheltered position in the garden, protection from high winds and a good winter cover. Ht. 32-48(-60) inches. 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: ERANTHIS - (Ranunculaceae) Winter Aconite, Zone(s) 4-8 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
ERANTHIS cilicica 4/+cm Horticulturally distinct from E. hyemalis. Foliage bronze, finely divided into slender, thin segments. Ht. 2-4 inches. 15 $ x.xx
ERANTHIS hyemalis 4/+cm Common 'Winter Aconite'. Invaluable for naturalising, seeds prolifically. Foliage lush green, divided into wide lobes. Flowers deep yellow. Ht. 2-4 inches. AGM. 15 $ x.xx
ERANTHIS pinnatifida FS white 1 $ x.xx
ERANTHIS tubergenii FS Flowers much larger than the parents Eranthis cilicica and E. hyemalis. Flowers clear buttercup-yellow. A splendid garden plant for sun or half shade. Sterile. Ht. 4-6 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ERANTHIS tubergenii FS seed bearing, lemon-yellow 1 $ x.xx
ERANTHIS tubergenii 'Guinea Gold' FS This is the sumptuous golden-yellow clone. Sterile. Ht. 4-6 inches. 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: EREMURUS - (Asphodelaceae) Foxtail Lily, Zone(s) 4-8 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
EREMURUS himalaicus FS Flowers white, starry, in dense racemes. Leaves strap-shaped, acute, about 12 inches long, to 1.5 inches wide. Ht. 32-48 inches. 1 $ x.xx
EREMURUS robustus FS Flowers deep pink in a gigantic, many flowered raceme. Leaves 4 inch wide, bright green, 30-50 inches long, to 1.5 inches wide. Ht. 7-8 feet. 1 $ x.xx
EREMURUS 'Roford' FS Having soft pink flowers on a tall raceme. 1 $ x.xx
EREMURUS 'Shelford Hybrids' mixed FS Flowers yellow, orange, pink, or cream. Ht. 40-60 inches. 1 $ x.xx
EREMURUS stenophyllus syn. E. bungei FS Flowers bright yellow, turning orange then brownish with age. Densely flowered. Leaves linear, to 3/8 inch wide. Ht. 2-4 feet. 1 $ x.xx
EREMURUS 'Yellow Giant' FS yellow 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: EREMURUS (Ruiter hybrids) - (Asphodelaceae) Foxtail Lily, Zone(s) 4-8 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
EREMURUS (Ruiter hybrids) 'Brutus' FS Flowers white, borne on narrow, elongated raceme. Ht. 3.5-7 feet. 1 $ x.xx
EREMURUS (Ruiter hybrids) 'Cleopatra' FS Flowers spanish-orange, outside with dark red midrib. Anthers orange, buds burnt-orange. Ht. 3.5-7 feet. 1 $ x.xx
EREMURUS (Ruiter hybrids) 'Emmy Ro' FS Flower transparent naples-yellow, anthers tangerine-orange. Midrib rust-brown. Ht. 3.5-7 feet. 1 $ x.xx
EREMURUS (Ruiter hybrids) Moneymaker' FS Flowers naples-yellow, with paler midvein. Anthers nasturtium-orange. 1 $ x.xx
EREMURUS (Ruiter hybrids) Oase' FS Flowers pale phlox-pink. Midrib red-brown. 1 $ x.xx
EREMURUS (Ruiter hybrids) 'Obelisk' FS Bold spikes of white flowers with pale green center and green midrib. 1 $ x.xx
EREMURUS (Ruiter hybrids) 'Pinokkio' FS Flowers chrome-yellow, anthers nasturtium-orange. Ht. 32-60 inches. 1 $ x.xx
EREMURUS (Ruiter hybrids) 'Rexona' FS Having golden buds opening to creamy white. 1 $ x.xx
EREMURUS (Ruiter hybrids) 'Romance' FS Flowers salmon (412/1) Ht. 3.5-7 feet. 1 $ x.xx
EREMURUS (Ruiter hybrids) 'Ruiter Hybrids' mixed FS mixed colors 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: ERYTHRONIUM - (Liliaceae) Dog's-Tooth Violet, Trout Lily, Zone(s) 6-9 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
ERYTHRONIUM americanum FS Produces underground stolons at the end of which small bulbs are formed. It will flower only after 1 or 2 years, when the new bulbs have reached the right depth with the required soil temperature and humidity. Flowers yellow, marked brown. Foliage deep green, mottled brown and white. Ht. 2-4 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ERYTHRONIUM californicum FS A strong clone, resembling 'White Beauty'. Flowers 1 to 3, creamy white with ring of orange-brown near the center. Anthers white. Leaves mottled brown-green. Ht. 6-8 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ERYTHRONIUM dens-canis FS lilac to soft pink 1 $ x.xx
ERYTHRONIUM dens-canis 'Charmer' FS A strong clone, resembling 'White Beauty'. Flowers 1 to 3, creamy white with ring of orange-brown near the center. Anthers white. Leaves mottled brown-green. Ht. 6-8 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ERYTHRONIUM dens-canis 'Frans Hals' FS Flowers imperial-purple, outside with greenish-bronze basal spot. Center greenish-yellow. Ht. 2-4 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ERYTHRONIUM dens-canis 'Lilac Wonder' FS Flowers light imperial-purple with chocolate-brown basal spot. Ht. 2-4 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ERYTHRONIUM dens-canis Mixture FS dens-canis L. * Mixture. The true Dog's Tooth Violet. Dutch nursery stock. The type bears the name mixture in the trade, since the flowercolor ranges from pale pink and white to deep pink. Leaves beautifully mottled deep brown. Ht. 2-4 inches. AGM. 3 $ x.xx
ERYTHRONIUM dens-canis ssp. montenegrum FS white to soft pink 1 $ x.xx
ERYTHRONIUM dens-canis 'Pink Perfection' FS Flowers bright clear pink, very fine, early. Ht. 2-4 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ERYTHRONIUM dens-canis 'Purple King' FS Intense cyclamen-purple. Center spotted and striped soft brown with white margin. Ht. 4-5 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ERYTHRONIUM dens-canis 'Rose Queen' FS A fine pink selection. Ht. 2-4 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ERYTHRONIUM dens-canis 'Snowflake' FS Large snow-white flowers, much recommended. Ht. 2-4 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ERYTHRONIUM elegans FS white with pink 1 $ x.xx
ERYTHRONIUM grandiflorum FS Yellow avalanche lily. 1 $ x.xx
ERYTHRONIUM hendersonii FS Flowers pale lavender-lilac with a purple center and purplish anthers. Prefers partial shade in woodland conditions. Ht. 8-12 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ERYTHRONIUM 'Kondo' FS Flowers sulphur-yellow with a brown ring in the throat. Leaves lighter mottled than 'Pagoda'. Ht. 8-12 inches. 3 $ x.xx
ERYTHRONIUM montanum FS white with orange mark 1 $ x.xx
ERYTHRONIUM multiscapideum FS Beautiful flower, white w/ yellow center. 1 $ x.xx
ERYTHRONIUM 'Pagoda' FS Flowers pale sulphur-yellow with a brown ring in the throat. Leaves neatly marbled. Ht. 8-12(-16) inches. AGM. 6 $ x.xx
ERYTHRONIUM pleuriflorum FS No description available. 1 $ x.xx
ERYTHRONIUM revolutum FS Having lilac-pink flowers over attractive mottled foliage. 1 $ x.xx
ERYTHRONIUM revolutum var. johnsonii FS bright pink 1 $ x.xx
ERYTHRONIUM revolutum 'White Beauty' FS Flowers pure white with yellow center, each petal marked with brown basal spots. Leaves beautifully marbled. Ht. 6-8 inches. AGM. 1 $ x.xx
ERYTHRONIUM sibiricum FS Large, deep lilac flowers, flowering 3-4 weeks later than E. dens-canis. This clone has segments which are white for the basal third of their length. Leaves only faintly mottled. Ht. 2.75-4.75 inches. 1 $ x.xx
ERYTHRONIUM taylori FS No description available. 1 $ x.xx
ERYTHRONIUM tuolumnense FS Flowers deep yellow with green tinge on exterior. Anthers deep yellow. Leaves lustrous green, without any marbling. Prefers a light position and some drying out in summer. Ht. 10-16 inches. AGM. 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: FREESIA - (Iridaceae) Zone(s) 8-10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
FREESIA Hybrids 5/6cm Mixture of double flowered hybrids. 15 $ x.xx
FREESIA Hybrids 5/6cm Mixture of single flowered hybrids. 15 $ x.xx
FREESIA viridis FS greenish 1 $ x.xx
FREESIA xanthospila FS green 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: FRITILLARIA - (Liliaceae) Zone(s) 4-8 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
FRITILLARIA acmopetala 8/+cm Prefers a sunny position in a cool and moist soil, rich in humus. Flowers flared at the mouth, pale green. Tips green or purple. Interior shining green. Tepals 1-1.5 inches long. Leaves glaucous. Ht. 12-20 inches. Produces numerous bulblets. AGM. 6 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA acmopetala 'Brunette' FS yellow-green, purple striped 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA acmopetala ssp. wendelboi FS Differing from ssp. acmopetala by having a 'squat' (campanulate) flower and broader leaves. Ht. 10-16 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA affinis FS Checkered lily or Mission Bells. Purplish-grey, blotched greenish. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA affinis 'Vancouver Island' 6/+cm A shorter form with red-brown bells. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA armena FS This is a miniature with conic, nodding flowers. Deep purple, solitary. Tepals to 3/4 inch. Forms naturally only small bulbs, with bulblets. Ht. 2 3/8-3 1/8 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA aurea 'Golden Flag' ® FS Flowers large, campanulate, vivid chrome yellow. Internally finely checkered red. Segments to 3/8 inch wide, hardly overlapping. Leaves glaucous, over 3/8 inch wide. Prefers sun and a moist, peaty soil. Ht. 4-8 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA biflora 6/+cm Chocolate lily. Brown-black with emerald overlay. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA biflora 'Martha Roderick' ® 5/+cm Flowers up to 8, conic-campanulate, dotted brownish-red in basal half. Creamy white in the apical half of the flower. Tepals 1-1 3/8 inches. Leaves shiny green, ovate-lanceolate, mostly in a rosette. Ht. 6-14 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA bithynica FS Flowers green, inside and out, narrowly campanulate, nodding. Tepals 9/16-1 1/16 inches. Leaves glaucous, the upper in a whorl of three. Capsule with 6 vertical ridges. Ht. 4-6 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA bucharica FS Flowers pendulous, up to 30 from large bulbs. These are cup-shaped, white with a green hue. Segments 1/2-3/4 inch long. Nectaries dark green. Stems densely clothed in lanceolate leaves. Ht. 8-20 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA bucharica 'Narek Giant' FS white with green center 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA camschatcensis FS Originally from North Japan, Hokkaido, where it grows in cool, wet meadows and marshes in black, peaty soil in between sedges and grasses. Flowers deep purple, nearly black with a penetrant odor. Tepals about 1 inch. Stoloniferous. Ht. 4-10 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA camschatcensis 'Aurea' FS soft yellow 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA camschatcensis f. flavescens FS A rare yellow form. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA carica yellow (dwarf and tall) FS Flowers yellow, 2 to 3, narrowly campanulate, segments up to 3/4 inch long. Leaves glaucous, alternate. Capsules smooth, lacking the ribs as in F. bithynica. Ht. 2-6 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA caucasica FS Flowers 1 or 2, dark plum to bluish with a greyish bloom, both inside and outside. Tepals 11/16-15/16 inch long. Leaves glaucous. Ht 6-10 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA cirrhosa - brown form FS purple-brown 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA cirrhosa - green form FS pale yellow-green, purple chequered 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA collina FS Flowers broadly campanulate, dark maroon with yellow checkering. Segments 1-1.5 inches long. Leaves alternate, narrowly lanceolate. Prefers a cool, peaty soil and some summer-moisture. Ht. 2-6 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA crassifolia ssp. kurdica FS A delightful robust clone. Flowers 2 to 5, outside checkered brown over green. Inside checkered brown over yellow. Tepals 11/16-15/16 inch long. Leaves glaucous. Ht. 8-12 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA davisii FS Flowers 1 or 2 per stem, of thick waxy texture, exterior deep chocolate-purple with greenish checkering. Interior checkered green over purple. Each plant has two opposite, broad basal leaves of a lustrous green (beware of slugs!) Ht. 4-6 inches. 3 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA eduardii FS a.k.a. "Miniature Crown Imperial". Closely related to F. imperialis, this orange flowered plant only grows to about 16 inches in height. Additionally, this flower has no scent. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA elwesii 6/+cm Flowers 1 to 4, narrowly campanulate, purplish-blue with clear green stripes and a grey bloom. Tepals about 1 inch long. Has 4 to 8 linear, alternate leaves, glaucous. Produces numerous bulblets. Ht. 16-24 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA erzurumica FS purplish pink 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA glauca 'Sunray' 6/+cm Pendant, but shallower than many frits, with yellow flowers having a green stripe down each outer petal with some reddish flecking in the throat. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA Goldilocks' ® 5/+cm Flowers 1 to 3, funnel-shaped, golden-yellow. Outside with a faint green stripe, some red spots inside, in the throat. Pedicels short, the flowers are close to the beautiful glaucous foliage. Ht. 10-14 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA graeca FS Flowers 1 to 3, broadly campanulate, brownish-red, with a variable green band down the center of each segment. Tepals 11/16-15/16 inch long. Leaves glaucous, ovate at base, upper lanceolate. Ht. 6-12 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA graeca ssp. thessala (syn. ionica) FS A more robust subspecies with green not glaucous leaves and paler greenish brown lightly checkered flowers. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA gussichiae FS Flowers 1 to 3, broadly campanulate, pale green with light brown shading. Tepals 1 3/16 inches long, obtuse, not recurved. Leaves very grey, broad-lanceolate, scattered up the stem. Ht. 8-12 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA hermonis ssp. amana FS Flowers 1 or 2, broadly campanulate, yellow-brown, tessellated deep brown on inner segments and inside. Tepals 1-1 3/8 inches long. Leaves alternate and lanceolate. Bulb producing bulblets or stolons. Ht. 10-14 inches. 3 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA imperialis 'Aureomarginata' FS In cultivation since 1665. Leaves yellow variegated. Flowers red. Ht. 32-40 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA imperialis 'Aurora' 24/+cm Flowers soft orange with fine purple veins. Nectar pores glistening white, bordered deep purple. Ht. 32-40 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA imperialis 'Garland Star' ® 20/+cm orange-red 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA imperialis 'Inodora' FS dark orange 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA imperialis 'Lutea' 24/+cm The yellow 'Crown Imperial'. From Dutch gardens. Flowers clear yellow with faint moss-green veins. Nectar pores glistening white, bordered moss-green. Segments up to 2 3/16 inches long and 1.25 inches wide. Ht. 32-40 inches. AGM. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA imperialis 'Orange Brilliant' 24/+cm orange-brown 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA imperialis 'Prolifera' ('Kroon op Kroon') 24/+cm Formerly known as F.i. 'Kroon op Kroon'. Very vigorous cultivar, with flowers in 2 crowns, the one sheathed by the other. Flowers orange, with faint purple veins. Nectar pores glistening white, bordered greenish- black. Outer segments up to 2 3/16 inches long and 3/4 inch wide; inner segments up to 2 3/16 inches long and 1 inch wide. Anthers creamy-white. Ht. 32-40 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA imperialis 'Rubra' 24/+cm Not to be confused with F.i. 'Rubra Maxima below. 'Rubra' has smaller flowers and often has fewer of them. Usually this is being sold in a smaller size bulb. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA imperialis 'Rubra Maxima' 24/+cm Flowers very large, angular, flame- orange with faint purple veins, exterior shaded carmine-purple. Nectar pores glistening white, bordered purple. Segments up to 2 3/4 inches long and 1.75 inches wide. Anthers creamy-white. Ht. 32-40 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA imperialis Slagzwaard' 20/+cm Historic cultivar. Rescued from oblivion by the Hortus Bulborum at Limmen. Flowers brown-red. Stems remarkably fasciate. The Dutch 'zwaard' translates to 'sword'. The resemblance may have been more obvious at a time the sword was part of daily life. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA imperialis 'Striped Beauty' 20/+cm yellow, reddish stripes 1 $ 8.95
FRITILLARIA imperialis 'The Premier' 24/+cm Flowers soft tangerine orange with faint purple veins. Nectar pores glistening white, bordered purplish-black. Segments up to 2 3/8 inches long and 1.25 inches wide, Anthers creamy-white. Ht. 32-40 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA imperialis William Rex' 24/+cm Flowers dark bronzy-red. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA involucrata FS Flowers 1 or 2, campanulate, creamy to yellowish brown, with light brown checkering on outside. Tepals 1-1 3/8 inches long. Foliage glaucous. Ht. 8-12 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA ionica FS green, marked soft brown 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA japonica var. koidzumiana FS white 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA karellinii FS purple violet 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA kotschyana FS Flowers broadly campanulate, checkered brown over green. Tepals 1 3/16-1 9/16 inches long. Foliage glossy green, appearing early (beware of slugs). Produces bulblets. Prefers a cool and sheltered position. Ht. 8-12 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA latakiensis FS Long tubular flowers, dull purple with a green hue. Tepals 1 3/16-1 3/4 inches long. Foliage narrow, glaucous. Ht. 10-16 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA latifolia FS Flowers broadly campanulate, shining purplish-brown, faintly checkered pink within. Apex incurved. Tepals 1 3/8-2 inches long. Leaves shining green. This is an alpine meadow species. Prefers to grow in cool, peaty soil, for summer-moisture. Ht. 4-10 inches; 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA meleagris f. alba 6/+cm White-flowered clone. Ht. 8-16 inches. AGM. 6 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA meleagris 'Mars' FS A large form with deep purple flowers. 1 $ 13.95
FRITILLARIA meleagris Mixed 6/+cm Prefers cool, moist soils, either partially shaded or in sun and should always be planted 4-6 inches deep in order to flower well. Flowers solitary or occasionally 2 together, broadly campanulate. Tepals 1 3/16-1 3/4 inches long. Offered in a mixture of pale to deep purple shades, with the occasional albino as a bonus. Leaves glaucous, slender. Ht. 8-20 inches. AGM. 15 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA meleagris Mixed 5/6cm Prefers cool, moist soils, either partially shaded or in sun and should always be planted 4-6 inches deep in order to flower well. Flowers solitary or occasionally 2 together, broadly campanulate. Tepals 1 3/16-1 3/4 inches long. Offered in a mixture of pale to deep purple shades, with the occasional albino as a bonus. Leaves glaucous, slender. Ht. 8-20 inches. AGM. 15 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA michailowskyi FS Robust form, now widely available. Flowers up to 4, base lustrous purplish-red, bordered with a bright yellow band. Inside shining yellow. Tepals about 1 inch long. Ht. 4-8 inches. AGM. 6 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA minuta 6/+cm A rare and choice species which prefers a cool, moist soil, rich in humus and light shade. Flowers solitary, pale orange-brown with a netted yellow interior. Tepals 5/8-7/8 inch long. Produces naturally only small bulbs and many bulblets. Ht. 2-4 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA montana FS Flowers 2 to 4, green, heavily checkered blackish-purple over brown, with a spermatic scent. Segments 3/4-1 inch long. Leaves linear, alternate, glaucous. Early flowering. Ht. 10-16 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA nigra FS Flowers campanulate, nearly black, 2 to 5 per stem. Tepals about 1 inch long. Foliage linear, alternate, glaucous. The upper leaves in a whorl of three. Ht. 12-20 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA pallidiflora 10/+cm Flowers large, broadly campanulate, straw-yellow to pale-yellow, with delicate green veining. Tepals 1 3/8-1 3/4 inches long. Leaves almost alternate, 1.5 inches wide, glaucous. Best in cool soil and partial shade. Often the stems develop obliquely for frost protection. Ht. 10-18 inches. AGM. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA pallidiflora flore pleno FS yellow, brown spotted 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA persica 24/+cm Raceme sturdy with up to 20 fine, plum-colored, pendant flowers of solid texture. Tepals 9/16-13/16 inch. Best in full sun. Ht. 28-40 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA persica 20/+cm Raceme sturdy with up to 20 fine, plum-colored, pendant flowers of solid texture. Tepals 9/16-13/16 inch. Best in full sun. Ht. 28-40 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA persica 'Ivory Bells' FS A rare, beautiful white form. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA persica 'Senky' FS Flowers like in F. persica, plum-colored with bloom. Foliage erecto-patent (at 45 angle), twisted, half as wide as in typical F. persica. Ht. 28-40 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA pontica FS Flowers 1 or 2, green with hazelnut-brown tips. Interior of flowers a polished, shining green. Ht. 8-12 inches. 3 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA pudica 6/+cm Flowers 1 to 3, golden-yellow, narrowly campanulate. Tepals 9/16-1 inch. Leaves narrow lanceolate, shiny green. Bulb covered with bulblets. Needs a good summer rest. Ht. 4-8 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA pudica 'Fragans' FS yellow 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA pudica 'Giant' FS A larger, more free flowering form, bright golden yellow. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA purdyi FS Flowers up to 4, campanulate, segments 9/16-1 inch long. Externally brownish marked with white dots. Interior green. Charming species for the lustrous buff of the flowers. Leaves mostly at the base of the stem. Ht. 4-6 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA pyrenaica FS Flowers large, exterior purple or purplish-brown with light greenish-yellow recurved tips. Interior a lustrous greenish-yellow. Segments 1-1 3/8 inches long. Leaves linear, glaucous. Ht. 8-12 inches. AGM. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA raddeana FS Flowers 10 to 20, straw-yellow in a raceme. Tepals 1 9/16-2 1/8 inches long. The foliage is lustrous shining green. Bulbs eventually becoming as large as in F. imperialis. Ht. 16-28 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA recurva FS orange-scarlet to red 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA rhodokanakis FS Flowers up to 3, campanulate, pendant. The basal part maroon to purple, yellow at the apex and along margins, tips recurved. Leaves lanceolate, deep green. Ht. 4-8 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA rhodokanakis ssp. argolica FS Flowers up to 3, campanulate, pendant. The basal part maroon to purple, yellow at the apex and along margins, tips recurved. Leaves lanceolate, deep green. Ht. 4-8 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA ruthenica FS Flowers 1 to 3, campanulate, nodding. Attractive dark brown, heavily checkered with blackish purple. Leaves lanceolate, slightly whorled. Ht. 16-20 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA sewerzowii FS A robust plant with an elongated raceme of up to 12 green flowers, shaded hazelnut-brown. They are narrowly campanulate, widely flared at the mouth. Tepals 1-1 3/8 inches long. Leaves lanceolate, rather broad, to 1.5 inches wide. Fallen petals and moisture can cause Botrytis on the leaves. Ht. 8-14 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA sibthorpiana FS buttercup-yellow 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA stenanthera FS Flowers 1 to 8, in a dense raceme, pale pink with a purplish base. Segments 9/16-13/16 inch long, flaring at apex and with a prominent nectary at the base. Leaves glaucous. Ht. 4-6 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA stribrnyi FS Flowers nodding, 1 to 3, narrowly campanulate, segments 3/4-1 inch long. Exterior green, fading to brown towards edges. Interior an intense brown-purple. Leaves green, alternate, the upper in a whorl of three. Ht. 8-14 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA thunbergii FS Flowers 2 to 6, white with light purple-green veins. Tepals 7/8-1 3/8 inches. Leaves numerous, linear, upper leaves with tendrils, glaucous. Prefers to be lifted every summer. Ht. 8-12 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA tubiformis FS Flowers large, purple outside, pale yellow inside checkered w/purple, up to 10 inches tall. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA uva-vulpis 6/+cm Produces spoon-like, glossy green leaves in the juvenile stage, turning into dull greyish-green when adult. Flowers 1 or 2. Segments 3/4-1 1/16 inches long, exterior maroon-purple with pale greenish-yellow tips. Ht. 12-20(-24) inches. 15 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA verticillata 8/10cm Having tendrils on stems to 18 inches, with white to yellowish checkered in light green bells. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA whittallii FS The solitary flower is campanulate, sage-green, intensely spleckled with brown tesselation. Leaves narrowly lanceolate, glaucous. Ht. 6-10 inches. 1 $ x.xx
FRITILLARIA whittalli 'Green Light' 5/+cm chequered green 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: GALANTHUS - (Amaryllidaceae) Snowdrops, Zone(s) 3-9 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
GALANTHUS alpinus var. alpinus FS white 1 $ x.xx
GALANTHUS cilicicus FS large flowers, early, white 1 $ x.xx
GALANTHUS corcyrensis FS autumn flowering, white 1 $ x.xx
GALANTHUS elwesii 6/7cm HONEY SCENTED!! The large flowered Turkish snowdrop. Foliage supervolute in vernation, glaucous. The green markings on the inner flower segments are very variable and are not confined to the apex only. Ht. 10-20 cm. 6 $ x.xx
GALANTHUS elwesii ssp. monostictus (syn. G. caucasicus) FS white 1 $ x.xx
GALANTHUS fosteri FS Outer segments to 25 mm long on mature plants. Inner segments with a large green marking at the base and a narrow horseshoe-shaped mark at the apex. Vernation supervolute. Leaves broad, to 2.5 cm wide, lustrous dark green. Ht. 10-20 cm. 1 $ x.xx
GALANTHUS kemularia FS white, lower surface dark green 1 $ x.xx
GALANTHUS lagodechianus FS white, lower surface green 1 $ x.xx
GALANTHUS nivalis 6/+cm The Common Snowdrop, excellent for naturalizing. Foliage applanate in vernation, glaucous. Ht. 10-15 cm. 6 $ x.xx
GALANTHUS nivalis 5/6cm The Common Snowdrop, excellent for naturalizing. Foliage applanate in vernation, glaucous. Ht. 10-15 cm. 6 $ x.xx
GALANTHUS nivalis 4/+cm The Common Snowdrop, excellent for naturalizing. Foliage applanate in vernation, glaucous. Ht. 10-15 cm. 15 $ x.xx
GALANTHUS nivalis 'Atkinsii' FS white 1 $ x.xx
GALANTHUS nivalis 'Flore Pleno' 6/+cm (syn. 'Plenus') Fully double form of the Common Snowdrop, naturalizes well. Ht. 8-12 cm. 3 $ x.xx
GALANTHUS nivalis 'Flore Pleno' 5/+cm (syn. 'Plenus') Fully double form of the Common Snowdrop, naturalizes well. Ht. 8-12 cm. 3 $ x.xx
GALANTHUS nivalis 'Scharlockii' FS white with five separate or mergin green lines 1 $ x.xx
GALANTHUS nivalis 'Tiny Tim' FS small flowered, white 1 $ x.xx
GALANTHUS nivalis 'Viridi-apice' 5/+cm (syn. 'Viridapicis') The large flowers have conspicuous green tips to the outer segments. The plants in general are more robust than those of the Common Snowdrop. Inner segments with markings at apex. A very recommendable snowdrop, which increases freely given woodland conditions on clay. Ht. 10-15(-20) cm. 1 $ x.xx
GALANTHUS peshmenii FS A fall flowering snowdrop with stems reaching 4-5 inches. 1 $ x.xx
GALANTHUS reginae-olgae ssp. reginae-olgae FS scented, white 1 $ x.xx
GALANTHUS reginae-olgae ssp. vernalis FS from Monte Negro 1 $ x.xx
GALANTHUS 'S. Arnott' FS Splendid tall selection with most distinct heart-shaped green marking near the apex of inner segments. Large globular flowers, lasting well in adverse weather conditions. Fragrant. Ht. 15-25 cm. 1 $ x.xx
GALANTHUS woronowii FROM A WILD SOURCE 6/+cm Formerly known in as G. 'Aaron Davis', has revealed its confused taxonomic status in the excellent monograph The Genus Galanthus, p.165/169. Foliage supervolute, deep green. Inner segments with narrow green markings at apex only. Best treated as a woodland plant in the garden. It prefers a porous, humus-rich soil. If the soil remains cool in summer and some moisture is available it will do well. Ht. 15-20 cm. Zones 4-8. 6 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: GERANIUM - (Geraniaceae) Cranesbill, Zone(s) 3-8 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
GERANIUM macrostylum 'Leonidas' FS pink, purple veins 6 $ x.xx
GERANIUM tuberosum FS pink 15 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: GLADIOLUS - (Iridaceae) Corn Lily, Zone(s) (7)8-10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
GLADIOLUS alata FS red 1 $ x.xx
GLADIOLUS carmineus FS soft pink, white marks on lower petals 1 $ x.xx
GLADIOLUS carneus 8/9cm Elegant South-African species with 2 or 3 medium sized creamy-white flowers to a stem. Each flower with distinct velvety-purple flake in the center of the 3 lower segments, often surrounding a yellow patch, while the flake continues to the throat of the flower as a thin red line. Ht. 12-16 inches. 6 $ x.xx
GLADIOLUS colvillei 'Albus' 8/9cm Flowers pure white. Ht. 16-20 inches. 6 $ x.xx
GLADIOLUS communis ssp. byzantinus FS Vigorous spikes, sometimes branched. Flowers fairly large, deep purple-red. Lower lobes with narrow, paler marks. Ht. 20-32 inches. AGM 6 $ x.xx
GLADIOLUS dalenii FS pure white with very small red marks 1 $ x.xx
GLADIOLUS flanaganii FS Large red flowers on short condensed spikes. 1 $ x.xx
GLADIOLUS italicus 6/+cm Spike carrying 5 to 15 flowers, each 3 to 1.5 inches long, less wide, purple-pink. Lower lobes with a pink, lanceolate blotch, margined purple. Ht. 16-24 inches. 15 $ x.xx
GLADIOLUS nanus Hybrid 'Impressive' 8/9cm pink, purple-rose blotch 15 $ x.xx
GLADIOLUS nanus Hybrid 'Mirella' 8/9cm rose-pink, darker claret blotched throat 15 $ x.xx
GLADIOLUS nanus Hybrid 'Nathalie' 8/9cm Flowers of rose-pink with a darker claret blotched throat. 15 $ x.xx
GLADIOLUS nanus Hybrid 'Nymph' 8/9cm Flowers whitish pink, marked with cream-colored blotches, which have a china-rose edge. Ht. 16-20 inches. 15 $ x.xx
GLADIOLUS nanus Hybrid 'Prince Claus' 8/9cm Flowers ivory-white, lower segments with heart-shaped blotches, edged tyrian-purple. Ht. 16-20 inches. 15 $ x.xx
GLADIOLUS nanus Hybrids Mixed 8/9cm Hybrids Mixed 15 $ x.xx
GLADIOLUS papilio FS Petals milky colored with subtle maroon and golden markings. 1 $ x.xx
GLADIOLUS primulinus 'Atom' 8/9cm Four to five pendant flowers in a loose spike. Flower tube strongly curved. Upper sepal much overlapping forming a hood over other petals. Flowers bright red with distinct white edge. Leaves strongly ribbed, 12 inches long, 3/4 inch wide. Ht. 16-20 inches. Tender. 15 $ x.xx
GLADIOLUS ramosus 'Robinetta' 8/9cm Bright red, creamy edge stripe on lowest petals, flowers in mid-summer. 15 $ x.xx
GLADIOLUS tristis FS Flowers long-tubed, yellowish-cream, 1.75-2.5 inches across. Scented at night. Leaves rush-like, with four longitudinal grooves. Ht. 18-32 inches. 1 $ x.xx
GLADIOLUS tubergenii 'Charming Beauty' 8/9cm Flowers magenta-rose, blotches broad, green-yellow, fading into violet. Anthers green. Produces several long, thin, rigid flowerstalks with side-shoots. Ht. 30-36 inches 15 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: HERBERTIA - (Iridaceae) Zone(s) 9-10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
HERBERTIA lahue FS dark blue-lavender 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: HERMODACTYLUS - (Iridaceae) Snake's Head Iris, Widow Iris, Zone(s) 6b-9 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
HERMODACTYLUS tuberosus FS 'Snake's Head Iris' From gardens. Flowers olive-green with a dark brownish or black apex to the falls, a remarkable combination of colors. Leaves quadrangular, not unlike those of Iris histrioides. Prefers a sunny position in the garden. Ht. of flowers 6-12 inches. 15 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: HIPPEASTRUM - (Amaryllidaceae) Amaryllis, Zone(s) (7-8) 9-10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
HIPPEASTRUM Amoretta' ® 24/26cm white, striped red 1 $ x.xx
HIPPEASTRUM 'Apple Blossom' 32/34cm large flowered, pink with white 1 $ x.xx
HIPPEASTRUM 'Blossom Peacock' 30/32cm This is my favorite double at this point, still being very neat and clean; a trumpet within a trumpet, whithin another. Red edges with white center. 1 $ x.xx
HIPPEASTRUM 'Calimero' 28/30cm A small flowered bright red, having 4-6 flowers per scape, 1-3 scapes. 1 $ x.xx
HIPPEASTRUM 'Charisma' 28/30cm A spectacular, robust variety with fiery red orange top petals, white with red patterns and freckles on the bottom half. 1 $ x.xx
HIPPEASTRUM 'Christmas Gift' 32/34cm Snowy white, having frilly edged petals and green throat. 1 $ x.xx
HIPPEASTRUM 'Clown' 32/34cm White blossoms with two prominent red "brush strokes" along the length of each petal, making it just as much a red as a white. 1 $ x.xx
HIPPEASTRUM 'Double Record' 30/32cm A double blossomed white with pink veins and blush. 1 $ x.xx
HIPPEASTRUM 'Elvas' 30/32cm A snow-white double with some red picotee along the edges and red spotting toward the center of the petal. 1 $ x.xx
HIPPEASTRUM 'Jewel' 28/30cm A pure white double that needs to be kept evergreen (don't allow winter rest). 1 $ x.xx
HIPPEASTRUM 'Jungle Star' 26/28cm A maroon and green papilio hybrid. 1 $ x.xx
HIPPEASTRUM 'Lemon Lime' 28/30cm The name expresses the color. Very nice. 1 $ x.xx
HIPPEASTRUM 'Merenque' 28/30cm slender bloodish-red petals 1 $ x.xx
HIPPEASTRUM 'Olympus' 32/34cm orange-red 1 $ x.xx
HIPPEASTRUM papilio 'Butterfly' 22/24cm Large white flowers with an emerald green tinge and deep red stripes. One of the best hippeastrums for ease of cultivation and good flower color. Conservatory. 1 $ x.xx
HIPPEASTRUM 'Picotee' 30/32cm Flowers white with fine line margin of red. Very distinct pattern. 1 $ x.xx
HIPPEASTRUM 'Pink Floyd' 20/+cm Having slender, long, rose-pink trumpets. Very distinct form. 1 $ x.xx
HIPPEASTRUM 'Pink Star' 28/30cm Beautiful pink w/ white midribs. 1 $ x.xx
HIPPEASTRUM 'Red Lion' 32/34cm A popular all scarlet red variety w/ large blooms. 1 $ x.xx
HIPPEASTRUM 'Unique' 30/32cm A bright double red with white star. 1 $ x.xx
HIPPEASTRUM 'Yellow Goddess' 28/30cm Creamy yellow with intense, lime-green throat. Notice in the photograph characteristic deformations on some margin locations. 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: HYACINTHOIDES - (Hyacinthaceae) Bluebells, Zone(s) 6-9 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
HYACINTHOIDES hispanica blue 8/10cm (syn. Scilla campanulata Ait.) From gardens. Flowers bell-shaped, drooping, violet-blue. Originally the most common flower color of this plant. Stems erect, ht. 12-16 inches. 6 $ x.xx
HYACINTHOIDES hispanica 'Dainty Maid' 8/10cm A reliable old cultivar with deep purple-pink flowers. It forms large bulbs, without vertical stolons. Ht. 12-16 inches. 6 $ x.xx
HYACINTHOIDES hispanica 'Excelsior' 10/+cm An excellent garden plant with tall sturdy racemes of large blue-violet flowers. Each segment with a marine-blue stripe. Ht. 16-20 inches. 6 $ x.xx
HYACINTHOIDES hispanica 'Miss World' 10/+cm dark pink 6 $ x.xx
HYACINTHOIDES hispanica mixed 8/10cm mixed 15 $ x.xx
HYACINTHOIDES hispanica pink 8/10cm pink 15 $ x.xx
HYACINTHOIDES hispanica 'Queen of the Pinks' 8/10cm campanula-violet 6 $ x.xx
HYACINTHOIDES hispanica white 8/10cm white 6 $ x.xx
HYACINTHOIDES hispanica 'White City' 8/10cm white 6 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: HYACINTHUS (indoor) - (Hyacinthaceae) Zone(s) 4-9 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
HYACINTHUS (indoor) 'Ann Mary' 17/18cm Delicate soft pink. 3 $ x.xx
HYACINTHUS (indoor) 'Carnegie' 17/18cm Creamy white. 6 $ x.xx
HYACINTHUS (indoor) 'Delft Blue' 17/18cm lilac-blue 3 $ x.xx
HYACINTHUS (indoor) 'Jan Bos' 17/18cm spirea-red 3 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: HYACINTHUS (bedding) - (Hyacinthaceae) Zone(s) 4-9 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
HYACINTHUS (bedding) 'Ann Mary' 16/17cm Delicate soft pink. 6 $ x.xx
HYACINTHUS (bedding) 'Blue Jacket' 16/17cm Dark blue, with purple stripes. 6 $ x.xx
HYACINTHUS (bedding) 'Carnegie' 16/17cm Creamy white. 6 $ x.xx
HYACINTHUS (bedding) 'City of Haarlem' 16/17cm Soft, buttery yellow. 6 $ x.xx
HYACINTHUS (bedding) 'Delft Blue' 16/17cm No description available. 6 $ x.xx
HYACINTHUS (bedding) 'Gipsy Queen' 16/17cm Bright tangerine orange. Unique color. 6 $ x.xx
HYACINTHUS (bedding) 'Jan Bos' 16/17cm spirea-red 6 $ x.xx
HYACINTHUS (bedding) Mixture 16/17cm mixed colors 6 $ x.xx
HYACINTHUS (bedding) Mixture 14/15cm mixed colors 6 $ x.xx
HYACINTHUS (bedding) Multiflora Blue FS Blue 1 $ x.xx
HYACINTHUS (bedding) Multiflora Pink FS Pink 1 $ x.xx
HYACINTHUS (bedding) Multiflora White FS White 1 $ x.xx
HYACINTHUS (bedding) orientalis FS pale to deep violet-blue 1 $ x.xx
HYACINTHUS (bedding) 'Pink Pearl' 16/17cm Dark rose pink, edged with white. 3 $ x.xx
HYACINTHUS (bedding) 'Pink Pearl' 14/15cm Dark rose pink, edged with white. 6 $ x.xx
HYACINTHUS (bedding) 'Purple Sensation' 16/17cm purple 6 $ x.xx
HYACINTHUS (bedding) 'Splendid Cornelia' 16/17cm mineral-violet, inside violet-purple 6 $ x.xx
HYACINTHUS (bedding) tabrizzianus FS white, tips turquoise blue 1 $ x.xx
HYACINTHUS (bedding) 'Top White' 16/17cm white 6 $ x.xx
HYACINTHUS (bedding) 'Woodstock' 16/17cm Bright burgundy red. Unique color. 3 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: IPHEION - (Amaryllidaceae) Spring Starflower, Zone(s) (7) 8-10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
IPHEION 'Alberto Castillo' FS large white flowers 1 $ x.xx
IPHEION 'Charlotte Bishop' FS lilac-pink 1 $ x.xx
IPHEION dialystemon FS Lemon-yellow star flower with purple midrib. 1 $ x.xx
IPHEION hirtellum FS Pure yellow. Flowers in autumn. 1 $ x.xx
IPHEION 'Jessie' FS dark blue 1 $ x.xx
IPHEION 'Rolf Fiedler' FS Flowers bright sky-blue, much brighter than I.u. 'Wisley Blue'. It is rather different from the latter, the leaves are prostrate (not erect) and it is stoloniferous. Bulbs have to reach a fair size in order to flower (about 2 inches) Indifferent to type of soil. The leaves dislike frost. Ht 3 1/8-4 3/4 inches. AGM. 15 $ x.xx
IPHEION uniflorum FS Flowers variable, white to pale lilac-blue, 3/4-1 3/16 inches across. Leaves linear, rather fleshy, up to 8 inches long. Ht. 4-6 inches. 25 $ x.xx
IPHEION uniflorum 'Album' (syn.'White Star') FS White-flowered selection, with small hyacinth-blue midrib. Ht. 6-12 inches. 6 $ x.xx
IPHEION uniflorum 'Froyle Mill' FS Flowers deep violet-blue. Ht. 4-8 inches. AGM. 3 $ x.xx
IPHEION uniflorum 'Wisley Blue' FS Fairly large pale blue flowers, darker towards apices of segments. Flowers produced in profusion, highly fragrant. It goes on flowering for months on end. Ht. 4-6 inches. VI and often also sparsely in autumn and winter. AGM. 15 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: IRIS - (Iridaceae) Zone(s) 3-9 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
IRIS albicans FS Flowers white, up to 3, 3 1/8-3 1/2 inches diameter. Held on short branches off the main stem, beard white tipped with yellow. Leaves in fans, ensiform (sword-like), 0.75-1 inch wide. Foliage persisting in winter. Ht. 12-24 inches. 1 $ x.xx
IRIS aucheri FS Robust Juno Iris with pale blue flowers in the leaf axils. Falls of a lighter tone than the standards and a modest creamy crest. Prefers a sunny position in the garden and a freely drained soil. Very fragrant. Ht. 12-16 inches. 1 $ x.xx
IRIS bucharica hort. FS Flowers 3 to 7, cream or white with large yellow blades to the falls and orange crests. The most vigorous of all Juno irisses with us. Ht. 12-18 inches. 3 $ x.xx
IRIS bucharica 'Princess' (fragrant) FS Sweetly fragrant, of Freesia ! White with yellow. Ht. 10-14 inches. 1 $ x.xx
IRIS bucharica 'Top Gold' FS Primrose yellow. Very fine form. 1 $ x.xx
IRIS cycloglossa FS Delightfully fragrant Juno species with up to 9 large clear lilac flowers in the leaf axils. They open in succession from top downwards. Crest yellow, surrounded by a broad white zone. Standards small, arching over the falls, giving the flower a 'flat' appearance. Late flowering, in June. Ht. 16-24 inches. 1 $ x.xx
IRIS danfordiae 6/+cm Fine triploid garden form cultivated since many years in Holland. Flowers bright canary-yellow, falls and styles with light green tinge and speckling. Ht. of flowers 2-3 inches. 15 $ x.xx
IRIS 'Frank Elder' FS Flowers blue with subtle infusion of yellow-green, spotted blue on the falls. Crest yellow. Ht. 3 1/8-4 3/4 inches. 3 $ x.xx
IRIS graeberiana FS lavender-blue 1 $ x.xx
IRIS graeberiana 'Yellow Fall' FS Vigorous clone, flowers 5 to 7, clear blue with primrose-yellow crest. Leaves to 8 inches, densely covering the stem. Ht. 12-20 inches. 1 $ x.xx
IRIS 'Halkis' 5/+cm blue, fall blue, purple dots, yellow stripe, edge purple 1 $ x.xx
IRIS histrio 6/+cm pale blue, spotted darker, flat yellow stripe 1 $ x.xx
IRIS histrio var. aintabensis FS Flowers slate blue, falls speckled blue and white, crest golden-yellow. Unlike I. histrio this variety is hardy and vigorous with us. Ht. 2 3/8-3 1/2 inches. 1 $ x.xx
IRIS histrioides 'Angel's Tears' 5/+cm A selection from I. histrioides (G.F.Wils.) S. Arn. var. major Grey. Flowers paler than the latter, standards french-blue, falls gentian-blue. Honey marks veined bluish on white ground with a small yellow vein as a bonus. Ht. 3-4 inches. 1 $ x.xx
IRIS histrioides 'George' 6/+cm Flowers very large, up to 3 inches in diameter, fragrant. Standards plum-purple. Falls darker purple with narrow bright-yellow honey marks, blotched white. Ht. 4-5 inches. Several deep blue mutants have been selected. These are being named and will to be on offer soon. 15 $ x.xx
IRIS histrioides 'Lady Beatrix Stanley' moorish-blue 6/+cm Dwarf, moorish blue. 1 $ x.xx
IRIS histrioides 'Sheila Ann Germaney' FS purplish blue-grey 1 $ x.xx
IRIS histrioides var. major FS Flowers large, c 4 inch wide. Standards and falls deep gentian-blue, the fall apex of a deeper tone. Crests orange-yellow, surrounded by white marks. Foliage squat, quadrangular, very short at flowering time. Ht. of flowers 4-5 inches. 1 $ x.xx
IRIS histrioides var. sophenensis FS reddish-purple falls 1 $ x.xx
IRIS X hollandica 'Apollo' 9/10cm white tinted blue, falls yellow 15 $ x.xx
IRIS X hollandica 'Cream Beauty' 7/8cm ivory-white with yellow 15 $ x.xx
IRIS X hollandica 'Frans Hals' 7/8cm dauphin's-violet, falls violet 15 $ x.xx
IRIS X hollandica 'Gipsy Beauty' 7/8cm methyl-violet, flag blue-grey 15 $ 7.95
IRIS X hollandica 'Golden Beauty' 7/8cm golden-yellow 15 $ x.xx
IRIS X hollandica mixed 7/8cm mixed 15 $ x.xx
IRIS X holllandica 'Oriental Beauty' 7/8cm wisteria-blue, falls green 15 $ 7.95
IRIS X hollandica 'Professor Blaauw' 9/10cm blue, yellow stripe 15 $ x.xx
IRIS hoogiana FS Flowers 2 or 3 per stem, 3-4 inches in diameter. Soft lavender-blue with yellow beard, fragrant. Leaves erect, tinged purple, to 16 inches long and 3/4 inch wide. Rhizomatous Regelia species, producing long stolons. Ht. 16-24 inches. 1 $ x.xx
IRIS hoogiana 'Purpurea' FS Flowers deep purple. Ht. 16-24 inches. 1 $ x.xx
IRIS iberica ssp. elegantissima FS Flowers up to 4 inch across. Falls heavily spotted and veined with brown, beard purplish-brown. Standards erect, to 3 inches, white, only very faintly veined. Leaves glaucous, slightly curved. It belongs to the Oncocyclus Section of Iris, in need of a good summer baking and protection from damp conditions in winter. Ht. 4-10 inches. 1 $ x.xx
IRIS 'Katharine Hodgkin' 6/+cm Flowers large and rounded. Standards bluish-green, veined greenish-blue. Falls yellowish-green with slate-blue veins. Crests yellow with greenish edge. It is as if both parents become visible in this hybrid. Ht. 3-4 inches. 6 $ x.xx
IRIS korolkowii FS cream with deep maroon veins 1 $ x.xx
IRIS latifolia 'Isabella' FS Large pink-mauve flowers with yellow eye. 3 $ 5.45
IRIS latifolia 'King of the Blues' FS Flowers 2 or 3, dark blue with a central mark in yellow on the falls. The lower part of the fall (haft) has wide 'wings' to the sides, not so in Iris xiphium L. Leaves greyish-white on upper surface, appearing rather late in mid-spring. Ht. 24-28 inches. AGM. 3 $ x.xx
IRIS latifolia 'Mansfield' FS Purple flowers. 3 $ x.xx
IRIS latifolia mixed FS mixed 6 $ x.xx
IRIS latifolia 'Mont Blanc' FS Flowers white, faintly shaded lilac. Ht. 24-28 inches. 3 $ x.xx
IRIS lutescens FS nice small form, more or less the size of Iris pumila, white with cream 1 $ x.xx
IRIS magnifica FS Flowers in upper leaf axils, pale lavender to nearly white with orange crests. Ht. 16-24 inches. 1 $ x.xx
IRIS magnifica 'Agalik' FS Very vigorous clone of this robust Juno Iris. It is perfectly happy in good garden soil until clumps become crowded. Flowers pale lavender to white, with orange crests. Ht. 20-32 inches. 1 $ x.xx
IRIS magnifica 'Alba' FS A new good white selection. 1 $ x.xx
IRIS nicolai FS One of the finest Juno Irises, very early flowering. Flowers 1 to 3, slate-blue to white, 2-2 3/8 inches diameter. Falls with a deep purple blotch and an orange crest. Best in alpine house. Ht. 2-4 inches. 1 $ x.xx
IRIS orchioides FS Very attractive dwarf Juno. Flowers 3 to 4, light yellow, suffused mauve, 2 inches diameter. Fall haft broadly winged, 3/4 inch wide, crest deep yellow. Standards to 1/2 inch, linear. Leaves 5 to 7, channelled, concealing the stem until after flowering. Ht. at anthesis 6-8 inches. 1 $ 16.95
IRIS parodoxa FS Magnificant dwarf Oncocyclus. Falls horizontal, to 1.5 inches, very small compared to standards, pale purple. Beard very dense, black-purple. Standards to 4 inch, rounded, erect, white densely dotted blue, giving a dark appearance. Leaves linear, falcate (sickle-shaped), 1/16-1/8 inch wide. Ht. 4-8 inches. 1 $ x.xx
IRIS planifolia FS sky blue with golden-yellow crest 1 $ x.xx
IRIS planifolia 'Alba' FS white with yellow vein 1 $ x.xx
IRIS Regelio-Cyclus hybrid 'Antiope' FS cream 1 $ x.xx
IRIS Regelio-Cyclus hybrid 'Dardanus' FS lilac-purple 1 $ x.xx
IRIS Regelio-Cyclus hybrid 'Theseus' FS purple 1 $ x.xx
IRIS reticulata 6/+cm Flowers solitary, dark purple-blue with yellow or orange crests. Tube 1 1/2-2 3/4 inches, falls 2 inches. Foliage quadrangular. Ht. of flowers 4-5 inches. AGM. 15 $ x.xx
IRIS reticulata 'Cantab' 5/6cm Flowers pale flax-blue with orange honey marks. Ht. 4 inch. Flowering earlier than average. 15 $ x.xx
IRIS reticulata 'Clairette' 5/6cm Standards clear sky-blue, falls deep blue with white flake and small stripes on hafts. Fairly tall cultivar. Ht. 4-6 inches. 6 $ x.xx
IRIS reticulata 'Edward' 5/6cm Falls deep sky-blue, with yellow crest, falls smaller than in 'Joyce'. Ht. 5-6 inches. Flowering later than average for reticulatas, 15 $ x.xx
IRIS reticulata 'Gordon' 5/6cm Standards lobelia-blue, falls violet with a cadmium-orange blotch over whitish ground, slightly striped blue. Early. Ht. 4-5 inches. 15 $ x.xx
IRIS reticulata 'Harmony' 6/+cm Sky-blue flowers with yellow crests to the falls. Ht. 4-5 inches. Flowering earlier than average. 15 $ x.xx
IRIS reticulata 'Hercules' 5/6cm Flowers velvet-purple, with an orange honey mark. 6 $ x.xx
IRIS reticulata 'Joyce' 5/6cm Falls deep sky blue, with yellow crest, speckled greyish-brown. Same habit as 'Harmony' but later flowering. Ht. 3-4 inches. 15 $ x.xx
IRIS reticulata 'J.S. Dijt' 5/6cm Standards purple, falls reddish-violet with orange-yellow honey marks. Ht. 4-5 inches. Flowering 'mid-season', around the middle of March. 15 $ x.xx
IRIS reticulata 'Margurite' 5/6cm Standards cornflower-blue. Falls dark victoria-violet with ivory white. Honey mark lemon-yellow. Leaves with yellow line, becoming paler with age. Ht. 4-6 inches. 15 $ x.xx
IRIS reticulata 'Natascha' FS Standards and falls ivory-white, falls veined green with golden-yellow honey marks. Ht. 4 inch. Early flowering. 6 $ x.xx
IRIS reticulata 'Pauline' 6/+cm Standards deep petunia-purple. Falls intense deep purple with large contrasting honey marks, blotched white. Ht. 5-6 inches, stems rather weak. Flowering 'mid-season'. 15 $ x.xx
IRIS reticulata 'Pixie' 6/+cm Standards dark victoria-violet. Falls somewhat darker victoria-violet. Honeymark ivory-white with darker victoria-violet spots. Crest canary-yellow. Sweetly fragrant. Flowers 2 to 4, to 2 3/8 inches across. Ht. 4-5 inches. Flowering earlier than average. 15 $ x.xx
IRIS reticulata 'Purple Gem' 6/+cm Standards pansy-violet. Falls plum-purple, honey mark white with purple dots and streaks. Ht. 3-4 inches. Sturdy stems. Flowering earlier than average. 15 $ x.xx
IRIS reticulata 'Spring Time' 5/6cm Standards bluebird-blue. Falls deep violet, tipped white with purple spots and yellow ridges. Ht. 3-4 inches. Flowering 'mid-season'. 15 $ x.xx
IRIS reticulata 'Violet Beauty' 5/6cm Standards violet, falls deep violet with distinct orange crests. Ht. 4 inch, sturdy stems. Flowering 'mid-season'. 15 $ x.xx
IRIS reticulata Mixture 5/6cm Mixture 15 $ x.xx
IRIS rosenbachiana 'Harangon' FS white, purplish-violet falls, orange crest 1 $ x.xx
IRIS sari FS Very beuautiful large blooms on stalks to 12 inches tall. 1 $ 53.95
IRIS sintensii FS Clump-forming Spuria Iris. Flowers violet-blue with a metallic appearance, 2-2 3/8 inches in diameter. The linear leaves are only 1/16-3/16 inch wide and overtop the flowers. Ht. 10-14 inches. 1 $ x.xx
IRIS stolonifera FS Standards white, shaded brown towards the edges. Falls facing outwards, broadly edged chocolate-brown, shading into a bright lilac towards the center, beard sky-blue. Leaves bluish-green, prominently nerved. Ht. 12-16 inches. 1 $ x.xx
IRIS stolonifera Mixed colors FS Mixed colors 1 $ x.xx
IRIS stolonifera 'Zwanenburg Beauty' FS It has rather narrow flowers, but compensates this with a most striking color combination. The standards are bluish-white, with bronze edges and veins. The falls are lilac, and have bronze veins, on white ground towards the center of the flower. Beard creamy-white. Ht. 12-16 inches. 1 $ x.xx
IRIS stylosa syn. I. unguicularis FS The familiar mid-winter flowering Iris with lavender flowers, marked with a yellow signal band in the center of the falls, scented of primrose. Perianth tube up to 8 inches long. Tough linear leaves about 3/8 inches wide. Prefers a hot and sunny position and protection against the worst of winter weather. Ht. 16-24 inches. 1 $ x.xx
IRIS suaveolens var. violacea Flowers purplish with a brownish blade to the falls. 1 $ x.xx
IRIS vicaria FS Flowers white with yellow crest, 5 to 9 carried in leaf axils. Ht. 12-16 inches. 1 $ x.xx
IRIS willmottiana 'Alba' FS Vigorous Juno Iris. Flowers in leaf axils, pure white with a yellow crest, which is surrounded by a few grey specks. Leaves with distinct white margin. Ht. 8-10 inches. 1 $ x.xx
IRIS winogradowii FS This is one of the choicest of all bulbous plants. It prefers to grow in black (humus-rich) soil in a cool, shaded part of the garden. It dislikes pots and likes to be replanted yearly. Flowers pale primrose-yellow, faintly spotted brown with narrow orange crests to the falls. Ht. 2-3 inches. 1 $ x.xx
IRIS winogradowii var. alba FS white 1 $ x.xx
IRIS xiphium 'Lusitanica' FS Flowers 1 or 2 in succession, golden-yellow, 4-5 inches diameter. Leaves canaliculate, 3/16-3/8 inch wide, to 32 inches long. We plant the bulbs late in November to prevent the foliage being damaged by the weather in winter. Ht. 20-28 inches. 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: IXIA - (Iridaceae) Corn Lily, Zone(s) 9-10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
IXIA 'Blue Bird' 5/+cm Soft blue. 15 $ x.xx
IXIA 'Castor' 5/+cm Many starry flowers in spike, violet-pink with dark blotch in the center. Leaves narrowly linear, quite tough. Ht. 14-20 inches. Semi-hardy. 15 $ x.xx
IXIA 'Giant' 5/+cm Flowers ivory-white with purple tips and purple center. Sepals with a median streak of magnolia-purple. Ht. 16-24 inches. Semi-hardy. 25 $ x.xx
IXIA 'Mabel' 5/+cm Cyclamen purple. 25 $ x.xx
IXIA mixed hybrids 5/+cm mixed hybrids 20 $ x.xx
IXIA 'Venus' 5/+cm Flowers magenta with inconspicuous dark center. Large. 15 $ x.xx
IXIA 'Yellow Emperor' 5/+cm Large, rich, yellow flowers on long wiry stems. 15 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: IXIOLIRION - (Amaryllidaceae) Blue Altai Lily, Siberian Lily, Zone(s) 5-9 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
IXIOLIRION tataricum ssp. montanum 4/+cm blue 20 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: LACHENALIA - (Hyacinthaceae) Wild Hyacinth, Leopard Lily, Zone(s) 10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
LACHENALIA aloides syn. L. tricolor FS Flowers 10-20 in loose raceme, tubular, hanging. Inner lobes yellow at base, shading to green, tips purple. Outer lobes bright red at base, shading to yellow at apex. Very distinct. Leaves mottled purple. Ht. 8-10 inches. Tender. 1 $ x.xx
LACHENALIA aloides 'Pearsonii' FS Flowers bright orange, edged claret-red. Exterior of upper flowers orange-red. Leaves and stems mottled purple. Ht. 12-16 inches. 1 $ x.xx
LACHENALIA aloides var. aurea FS Very fine tall racemes bearing almost uniform bright golden-orange flowers at maturity, buds reddish. Stem and leaves mottled dull purple. The flowers are self-fertile. Ht. 8-10 inches. AGM. 1 $ x.xx
LACHENALIA aloides var. quadricolor FS Flowers red at the base, greenish-yellow in the middle, the outer lobes tipped green, the inner lobes with a broad terminal band of beetroot-purple. Tender. 1 $ x.xx
LACHENALIA attenuata FS white-blue 1 $ x.xx
LACHENALIA bulbifera syn. L. pendula FS coral red, inside yellow with red 1 $ x.xx
LACHENALIA contaminata FS Inflorescence dense, flowers campanulate, white. Outer perianth segments with maroon-brown apical swelling. Inner segments protruding, white striped maroon near tips. Leaves numerous, linear, to 8 inches. Stem spotted. Spring-flowering. Tender. 1 $ x.xx
LACHENALIA elegans FS yellow 1 $ x.xx
LACHENALIA gilettii FS white tinged lilac 1 $ x.xx
LACHENALIA mediana FS blue-grey with purplish markings 1 $ x.xx
LACHENALIA montana FS cream with greenish-brown 1 $ x.xx
LACHENALIA mutabilis FS yellow-green, red-brown tips, outer blue to grey 1 $ x.xx
LACHENALIA obscura FS green-blue 1 $ x.xx
LACHENALIA orchioides var. glaucina FS creamy with dull red 1 $ x.xx
LACHENALIA orthopetala FS white with maroon markings 1 $ x.xx
LACHENALIA pustulata FS Flowers in dense raceme, white to yellowish, campanulate. Inner segments spreading, outer segments shorter than the inner, with pale green apical swellings. Ht. 8-10 inches. Tender. 1 $ x.xx
LACHENALIA pustulata 'Blue Form' FS Pale lavender-blue flowers, darker at tips. 1 $ x.xx
LACHENALIA pustulata 'Yellow Form' FS Flowers in dense raceme, white to yellowish, campanulate. Inner segments spreading, outer segments shorter than the inner, with pale green apical swellings. Ht. 8-10 inches. Tender. 1 $ x.xx
LACHENALIA reflexa FS Flowers green-yellow, fading to dull red. Perianth cylindrical, erect. Outer segments with green apical swelling. Inner segments protruding. Leaves 1 or 2, lanceolate, to 15 x 1.25 inches, glaucous. Foliage can be heavily spotted above, margins usually undulate. Ht. 6-8 inches. Winter-flowering. 1 $ x.xx
LACHENALIA rubida FS deep red with yellow-green 1 $ x.xx
LACHENALIA unifolia FS blue at base shading to yellow 1 $ x.xx
LACHENALIA viridiflora FS Most stunning plant for its flower color. It has been described as viridian green, blue-green or even turquoise. It is said to be easy in cultivation. Ht. 8-12 inches. Tender. 1 $ x.xx
LACHENALIA zeyheri FS white and green 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: LACHENALIA (ABS) - (Hyacinthaceae) Wild Hyacinth, Leopard Lily, Zone(s) 10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
LACHENALIA Fransie' ® 6/+cm Golden yellow with reddish flush when first opening. 'African Beauty' ® Series 3 $ x.xx
LACHENALIA Namakwa' ® 6/+cm Yellow ochre and purple edge. 'African Beauty' ® Series 3 $ x.xx
LACHENALIA Rolina' ® 6/+cm Golden yellow when mature, with wine blush before opening. 'African Beauty' ® Series 3 $ x.xx
LACHENALIA Romaud' ® 6/+cm soft yellow with a touch of green. 'African Beauty' ® Series 3 $ x.xx
LACHENALIA Romelia' ® 6/+cm ochre-yellow, before flowering brown-red. 'African Beauty' ® Series 3 $ x.xx
LACHENALIA Ronina' ® 6/+cm golden-yellow. 'African Beauty' ® Series 3 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: LAPEIROUSIA - (Iridaceae) Small Red Iris, Zone(s) 9-10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
LAPEIROUSIA jaquiana FS purple-blue 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: LEUCOCORYNE - (Alliaceae) Glory of the Sun, Zone(s) 9-10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
LEUCOCORYNE 'Andes' 4/+cm purple-blue 6 $ x.xx
LEUCOCORYNE 'Calgary' 4/+cm white 1 $ x.xx
LEUCOCORYNE 'Caravelle' 4/+cm Flowers light violet, star-shaped, of good substance. Central disc red-purple, deepening to prple in the throat. Strong stems, good for cutting. Fragrant. Ht. 16-20 inches. Semi-hardy. 6 $ x.xx
LEUCOCORYNE hybrids mixture 4/+cm hybrids mixture 6 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: LEUCOJUM - (Amaryllidaceae) Snowflake, Zone(s) 6-10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
LEUCOJUM aestivum 12/+cm Generally smaller in size than 'Gravetye Giant'. Ht. 12-16 inches. 6 $ x.xx
LEUCOJUM aestivum 'Gravetye Giant' 14/+cm The best robust cultivar, much recommended. Flowers in fine large umbels, white with six green tips to the perianth segments. Ht. 18-22 inches. AGM. 3 $ x.xx
LEUCOJUM autumnale FS For a well drained, sunny spot in the garden. Each stem with 3 to 4 small bell-shaped flowers. These are slightly constricted at the mouth, white with a pink hue at the base. Leaves few, erect and filiform, appearing from the time of flowering onwards. Ht. 5-6 inches. Semi-hardy. AGM. 1 $ x.xx
LEUCOJUM autumnale 'September Snow' FS white 1 $ x.xx
LEUCOJUM autumnale var. pulchellum FS Apex of flower segments with 3 lobes. 1 $ x.xx
LEUCOJUM nicaeense FS Flowers white, mostly solitary, rarely 2 or 3 to a stem. Foliage filiform, appearing in autumn. Ht. 2.75-4.75 inches. AGM. 1 $ x.xx
LEUCOJUM roseum FS Flowers solitary, in delicate shades of pink. Foliage dark green, narrow-linear. Best grown under glass in our climate. Ht. 4-6 inches. 1 $ x.xx
LEUCOJUM tingitanum FS white 1 $ x.xx
LEUCOJUM trichophyllum FS Flowers 2 to 4, vernal, white, 9/16-13/16 inch long. Easily distinguished from other species by the long pedicel and by having two spathes rather than one. Leaves 2 to 3, filiform, appearing with the flowers in spring. Rather a delicate plant, best in alpine house. Ht. 6-10 inches. 1 $ x.xx
LEUCOJUM trichophyllum var. atropurpureum FS No description available. 1 $ 7.45
LEUCOJUM valentinum FS Flowers milk-white, 2 to 3 to a stem. With 6 tiny white lobes on the disc of the ovary. Flower segments broad-obovate, to 1/2 inch, overlapping. Leaves linear, deep green. It needs a dry summer rest to initiate flowering. Ht. 4-6 inches. 1 $ x.xx
LEUCOJUM vernum FS Spring Snowflake. Imported from Central Europe, where it grows in mixed deciduous forests in partial to deep shade, covered by a thick leaf litter layer, often in moist places near rivulets. This plant definitely prefers woodland conditions and should be planted under shrubs and trees in the garden at a depth of 15 to 8 inches. It does not like exposed sunny positions, where it becomes susceptible to pathogens, like the large narcissus-fly (Merodon equestris). Flowers snow-white with green tips to all six segments. Ht. 4-8 inches. AGM. 6 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: LILIUM - (Liliaceae) Lily, Lilly, Zone(s) 3-9 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
LILIUM 'African Queen' 20/22cm Chinese yellow w/ brown line on outside of inner petals. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Apollo' 14/16cm Pure white, upward facing flowers. 3 $ x.xx
LILIUM auratum 14/16cm white, gold radial marks, orange spots 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Black Beauty' 18/20cm Flowers deep pink, segments sharply reflexed. Forms strong tall plants, due to the virus-resistance, owing to L. henryi. Ht. 5-8 feet. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM candidum 20/24cm Madonna Lily. From gardens. Large, trumpet-shaped flowers, 5 or more, pure pearl-white. Upper flowers more or less ascending, lower drooping. Basal leaves appearing in autumn, overwintering and quite hardy. Cauline leaves (stem-leaves) crowded, in lower half of the stem. Ht. 2-5 feet. AGM. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Casa Blanca' 16/18cm Pure white w/red anthers. Blooms to 10 inches across and fragrant. Considered by many to be the best white Oriental. 1 $ 3.95
LILIUM cernuum FS Nodding Lily. From gardens. Flowers lilac, nodding, dotted with carmine, up to 8 borne on long pedicels. Leaves adpressed to the stem, mainly in the middle third. Cultivation is most successful where the soil is fairly dry after flowering. Ht. up to 32 inches. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Citronella' 16/18cm Lemon yellow with brown spots. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Costa del Sol' 16/18cm Dark pink w/yellow centers, dark spotted. 3 $ x.xx
LILIUM Côte d´Azur' 14/16cm Strong pink, horizontal or slightly nodding. 3 $ x.xx
LILIUM davidii 16/18cm Inflorescence long, pyramidal, carrying 5 to 20 flowers, of turk's cap shape. Pedicels to 6 inches, flowers pendulous, vermillion-scarlet with purple spots. Leaves in 1 or 2 whorls on the stem, linear, to 4 inch long, margins ciliate. Ht. 40-56 inches. Summer-flowering. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM duchartrei FS Marble Martagon. Recently re-introduced from China. Inflor-escence of 2 to 12 flowers, carried on long, outward-held stalks, arranged in an umbel. Flowers turk's cap-shaped, pendulous. Segments marble-white, spotted deep purple internally, flushed purple on the outside. Leaves lanceolate, scattered. Stem-rooting. Bulbs white, stoloniferous. Ht. 24-40 inches. Summer-flowering. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Evelina' 16/18cm oriental-pink with yellow in center 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Fata Morgana' 14/16cm Bright yellow with maroon spots, upward facing. 3 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Fire King' 16/18cm orange 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Garden Party' 16/18cm Yellowish white w/yellow midveins. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Golden Splendor' 20/22cm Yellow and gold with wine stripe outside of each petal. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Grand Cru' 16/18cm yellow with brown in center 3 $ x.xx
LILIUM hansonii 10/+cm Flowers up to 12, turk's cap, yellow-orange, spotted with brown, mostly on the lower part of the segments. Leaves oblanceolate to elliptic, in whorls. This is a stem-rooting species, therefore must be planted at least 8 inches deep. Ht. 32-48 inches. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM henryi 20/22cm Forms 4 to 10 large, orange flowers on pedicels held horizontally, often carrying two pendent flowers each. Segments 2 3/8-3 1/8 inches long, with numerous raised papillae on basal half of inner surface. Leaves shiny, dark green, becoming crowded below the flowers. Height usually 5-7 feet. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Jacqueline' 14/16cm Magenta red flowers w/yellow center. 3 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Lady Alice' 18/20cm Apricot orange, tips fading to white. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM lancifolium var. splendens 14/16cm Todays most widespread (triploid) clone of the Tiger Lily was raised from a single bulb. It was selected for its larger flowers and the bold spotting. Also the flowers are stronger, more fiery reddish-orange. Leaves scattered, linear-lanceolate, dark shining green. Stem up to 7 feet, purplish-black, carrying numerous bulbils in axils of leaves. Very tolerant of virus. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM leichtlinii 18/20cm yellow, red spots 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Lollypop' 16/18cm Rose-tipped with white center. 3 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Lovely Girl' 16/18cm Shell pink with maroon stripes and spots overall. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM marhan 'Mrs. R.O. Backhouse' 10/+cm One of many hybrids raised by Sarah Elizabeth Backhouse (1857-1921) and her husband Robert Ormston Backhouse (1854-1940). Flowers orange, with a light sprinkling of purple spots. Ht. 4-6 feet. AGM. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM martagon 12/+cm Turk's cap. From gardens. Flowers in raceme, usually 20-30, purplish-pink, pendulous. Segments 1 3/16-1 3/4 inches long, recurved, densely spotted maroon. Stigma purple. Leaves in whorls, deep glossy green. Stem-rooting. Ht. 16-24(-40) inches. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM martagon f. album FS A selected large-flowered form from Dutch gardens, grown from seed. Flowers white, unspotted. Stigma green. Stem green. Excellent for naturalizing under woodland conditions, on moist, well drained soils. Ht. 24-36(-48) inches. AGM. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Mona Lisa' 16/18cm Inside light red-purple, edged ivory white. 1 $ 2.95
LILIUM monadelphum FS Stout to 5 feet, having a pyramid of six to twenty turban-shaped flowers, ranging in color from a rich canary-yellow to a pale lemon-yellow. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Monte Negro' 16/18cm Deep maroon-red flowers. 3 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Muscadet' 16/18cm Pure white w/ pink spots and soft pink star. 1 $ 3.95
LILIUM nanum from Bhutan FS Flower campanulate, solitary, nodding. Outside mauve, inside spotted purple, segments up to 1.5 inches long. Leaves linear, spirally arranged, 4 inch long. Prefers a cool, moist summer and a peaty soil. Ht. 6-16 inches only. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM nanum var. flavidum FS yellow 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Olivia' 16/18cm Pure white Oriental with very dark anthers. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM Oriental Hybrids Mixture 16/18cm Oriental Hybrids Mixture 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM Oriental Hybrids Mixture 12/14cm Oriental Hybrids Mixture 6 $ x.xx
LILIUM pardalinum 14/16cm Leopard Lily. From gardens. Inflorescence a raceme with up to 10 pendulous flowers, turk's cap, 2 inches diameter. Segments orange-red, crimson at the tips, spotted deep maroon towards base. Leaves lanceolate, in whorls. Dislikes wetness after September. The bulb is usually not long lived when not provided with excellent drainage. Ht. 32-60(-80) inches. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM parryi var. parryi FS lemon-yellow, trumpet shaped flowers 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM parvum FS orange 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Pink Perfection' 20/22cm Orchid purple to pansy violet. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Pink Tiger' 14/16cm Rich pink becoming light orange at center and sprinkled with black spots. 3 $ x.xx
LILIUM pumilum syn. L. tenuifolium 12/+cm (syn. L. tenuifolium Fischer) Coral Lily. From gardens. Up to 20 nodding, turk's cap flowers of the brightest, glossy scarlet, with hardly any spots. Flowers 2 inches across with strongly reflexed segments. Leaves linear, to 4 inch, scattered. Stem-rooting. Prefers a sunny position. Ht. 20-32 inches. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM pyrenaicum FS A reliable form of the Pyrenean Lily, which always should be grown in a cool moist place in the garden, in deep woodland soil mixed with limestone chippings. Flowers 2 to 5, turk's cap, bright yellow with black spots and ridges on the petals. Leaves numerous, deep green, scattered over the surface of the stems. Ht. 16-28 inches. AGM. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Red Carpet' 14/16cm Vermillion red large flowers on short stalks. 3 $ x.xx
LILIUM regale 20/22cm Regal Lily. Stock likely to be from E.H. Wilson's original collection. It combines growing rapidly with a good constitution and being floriferous. Produces an umbel of 2 to 6 trumpet-shaped flowers, segments to 6 inches long, recurved towards the apex. Outside rose-purple, inside glistening white with a canary-yellow throat. Anthers and pollen golden. Strongly fragrant. Leaves very numerous, scattered. Height eventually up to 7 feet, best given some support. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM regale 'Album' 20/22cm Almost pure white. Anthers orange. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Salmon Twinkle' 16/18cm salmon rose 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Snow Queen' 16/18cm Christmas Lily. Stunning white trumpets and sweet fragrance. 3 $ x.xx
LILIUM speciosum var. rubrum 16/18cm Flowers usually 4 to 8, carmine on a purplish-brown stem, fragrant. Position of flowers nodding or horizontal on strong pedicels up to 4 inch long. Segments up to 4 inches long and 1.75 inches broad, edges slightly wavy. Leaves scattered, leathery, broad lanceolate, up to 7 inches long and 2 3/8 inches wide. It dislikes lime. It is more tender than the related L. auratum. Ht. 4-5.5 feet. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Starfighter' 16/18cm Bold, brassy red w/ white border. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Sunkist' 16/18cm yellow - without stamen 3 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Sunny Twinkle' 16/18cm bright orange 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Sweet Lord' 16/18cm dark-red pot lily 3 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Sweet Surrender' 16/18cm Cream white with maroon spots and stamens. 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'Vermeer' 16/18cm white and pink 3 $ x.xx
LILIUM washingtonianum FS white, purple spotted 1 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'White American' 16/18cm Fragrant white trumpets, flushed yellow toward the center. 3 $ x.xx
LILIUM 'White Twinkle' 16/18cm white 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: LYCORIS - (Amaryllidaceae) Spider Lily, Surprise Lily, Zone(s) 4-10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
LYCORIS albiflora 10/+cm NOTE: This is a dormant, dry sales import, not from the Bulbmeister.COM nursery. A white flowered fall foliage spider lily, best grown in zones 7-10. 1 $ x.xx
LYCORIS aurea 14/16cm NOTE: This is a dormant, dry sales import, not from the Bulbmeister.COM nursery. Flowers 5 to 6, erect, golden-yellow. Segments long and flaring, recurved at their tips and with very wavy edges. Anthers and style exserted. Leaves lorate (strap-shaped), 3/4-1 3/16 inches wide, to 24 inches long. Ht. up to 24 inches. Spring/summer-flowering. Semi-hardy. 1 $ x.xx
LYCORIS incarnata 10/+cm NOTE: This is a dormant, dry sales import, not from the Bulbmeister.COM nursery. 1 $ x.xx
LYCORIS michiganense FS NOTE: This is a dormant, dry sales import, not from the Bulbmeister.COM nursery. Orange-red w/brown speckles. 1 $ x.xx
LYCORIS radiata 12/+cm NOTE: This is a dormant, dry sales import, not from the Bulbmeister.COM nursery. Flowers 4 to 6, nodding, rose-red to deep red, 1.5-2 inches across. Segments strongly reflexed and margins undulate. Anthers and style much exserted. Leaves linear-lorate, to 24 inches. Summer/autumn-flowering. Semi-hardy. 1 $ x.xx
LYCORIS sanguinea 10/+cm NOTE: This is a dormant, dry sales import, not from the Bulbmeister.COM nursery. An orange surprise lily with spring foliage, recommended for zones 5-9. 1 $ x.xx
LYCORIS sprengeri 10/+cm NOTE: This is a dormant, dry sales import, not from the Bulbmeister.COM nursery. A pink flowered surprise lily with ink blue tips, having spring foliage and recommended for zones 5-9. 1 $ x.xx
LYCORIS squamigera 14/16cm NOTE: This is a dormant, dry sales import, not from the Bulbmeister.COM nursery. A very popular, large pink trumpet surprise lily with spring foliage for zones (4)5-9. Sterile. 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: MASSONIA - (Hyacinthaceae) Pincushion, Zone(s) 10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
MASSONIA echinata FS cream to pink 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: MELASPHAERULA - (Iridaceae) Zone(s) 9-10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
MELASPHAERULA ramosa FS cream with purple in center 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: MERENDERA - (Colchicaceae) Zone(s) 3-9 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
MERENDERA pyrenaica (syn. montana) FS pink, white base 1 $ x.xx
MERENDERA trygina FS Flowers 1 to 3, rose to white. Perianth segments narrow-elliptic, about 1 inch long, 1/8-3/8 inch wide, free. Segments erect at first, later spreading. Leaves 3, narrow lanceolate, to 6.75 inches long, 1/8-5/8 inch wide, emerging at flowering. Due to its small size best grown in the bulb frame. Ht. 2-3 inches. 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: MORAEA - (Iridaceae) Butterfly Iris, Peacock Flower, Fortnight Lily, Zone(s) 8-10 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
MORAEA alticola FS creamy-white with yellow dot 1 $ x.xx
MORAEA ixioides FS pale blue 1 $ x.xx
Genus - Species/Cultivar Size Description: MUSCARI - (Hyacinthaceae) Grape Hyacinth, Zone(s) 3-8 Qty/Pkg Price/Package
MUSCARI 'Aleyna' 7/+cm sky-blue 1 $ x.xx
MUSCARI anatolicum FS rich blue, tipped white 1 $ x.xx
MUSCARI armeniacum 9/10cm Dense racemes of bright cobalt-blue flowers with white rim at the mouth. Ht. 4-8 inches. AGM. 15 $ x.xx
MUSCARI armeniacum 6/7cm Dense racemes of bright cobalt-blue flowers with white rim at the mouth. Ht. 4-8 inches. AGM. 25 $ x.xx
MUSCARI armeniacum 'Argaei Album' FS An excellent garden plant with dense racemes of pure white flowers, late flowering. Ht. 4-8 inches. 6 $ x.xx
MUSCARI armeniacum 'Atlantic' 8/9cm ocean blue 15 $ x.xx
MUSCARI armeniacum 'Blue Pearl' 8/9cm Flowers moorish-blue. Ht. 4-8 inches. 15 $ x.xx
MUSCARI armeniacum 'Blue Spike' 9/+cm Dutch selection with double, bright cobalt-blue flowers, raised by J.A. van Zanten. It can revert back to the single flowered form if not fed sufficiently. Ht. 4-8 inches. 15 $ x.xx
MUSCARI armeniacum 'Bright Eyes' 7/8cm No description available. 15 $ x.xx
MUSCARI armeniacum 'Cantab' 7/8cm Flowers bright cambridge-blue, free-flowering. Short, sturdy stems. Ht. 4-6 inches. 15 $ x.xx
MUSCARI armeniacum 'Christmas Pearl' 9/10cm Flowers dauphin-violet, early, some three weeks ahead of the type. Ht. 6-8 inches. 15 $ x.xx
MUSCARI armeniacum 'Dark Eyes' 5/+cm cobalt blue 6 $ x.xx
MUSCARI armeniacum 'Fantasy Creation' 8/+cm Produces several strong stems with flowers in large bizarre, broccoli-like racemes, up to 2 3/4 inches across. Flowers blue at first, gradually turning to purplish-blue and purplish-green, finally fading to yellowish-green. The inflorescences dry up rather than wilt with age, making them very suitable for decorations. Ht. 6-8 inches. 15 $ x.xx
MUSCARI armeniacum 'Saffier' 9/10cm Strong, rigid stems, bearing french-blue flowers with distinct white rim at the 'mouth'. This makes the flowers much constricted at the apex, preventing access to pollinating insects. As a result they are long lasting and excellent as cutflower. Ht. 6-8 inches. 15 $ x.xx
MUSCARI aucheri syn. tubergenianum 6/+cm A free-flowering species, dense racemes of turquoise-blue flowers when in bud. When fully developed the top (sterile) flowers are clear blue and the lower (fertile) ones bright oxford-blue with a narrow white rim at the 'mouth'. Ht. 4-8 inches. AGM. 20 $ x.xx
MUSCARI aucheri 'Blue Magic' 8/9cm Suited especially for forcing and pot-culture. 15 $ x.xx
MUSCARI aucheri 'Dark Eyes' 5/+cm Flowers bright blue with a narrow white rim. Ht. 4-6 inches. 6 $ x.xx
MUSCARI aucheri 'Mount Hood' 5/+cm Sky blue flower heads with white tops. Unique. 1 $ x.xx
MUSCARI aucheri 'Ocerum Magic' 7/+cm pale blue 6 $ x.xx
MUSCARI aucheri 'Sky Blue' 5/+cm Top flowers palest translucent blue. Very hardy and free-flowering. Ht. 4-8 inches. 6 $ x.xx
MUSCARI aucheri 'Sky Magic' 7/+cm blue, white top 6 $ x.xx
MUSCARI aucheri 'White Beauty' 5/+cm Flowers white, with the lower ones tinged pink. Ht. 4-6 inches. 6 $ x.xx
MUSCARI aucheri 'White Magic' 7/+cm white 6 $ x.xx
MUSCARI azureum 5/+cm Inflorescense a dense raceme, 1.25 inches long. Flowers bright sky-blue, campanulate, not constricted at the 'mouth'. Leaves narrowly oblanceolate, channelled. Excellent for naturalising on well drained soil. Ht. 4-6 inches. AGM. 15 $ x.xx
MUSCARI azureum 'Album' 5/+cm Flowers pure white. Ht. 4-6 inches. 6 $ x.xx
MUSCARI 'Blue Dream' 6/+cm Flowers bright blue, as in M. aucheri 'Blue Magic', but the parentage is not certain. Sweetly fragrant. In height and in flowering time it is close to M. armeniacum. 15 $ x.xx
MUSCARI 'Blue Eyes' 7/8cm Produces long stems, bearing numerous flowers, good for forcing and cutting. Leaves wider than in M. armeniacum. Ht. 8-10 inches. 15 $ x.xx
MUSCARI botryoides 5/+cm Dense racemes of deep violet-blue flowers with a white rim at the mouth. Ht. 4-8 inches. 6 $ x.xx
MUSCARI botryoides 'Album' 5/+cm Narrow, dense-flowered racemes with pure white flowers, fragrant. Ht. 4-8 inches. 15 $ x.xx
MUSCARI botryoides 'Superstar' 6/7cm Attractive cultivar with contrasting bright blue upper flowers. Basal flowers dark blue. Sweetly fragrant. Leaves always healthy and strong-looking. These rather wide and short in compairison to those of M. armeniacum. Ht. 4-8 inches. 15 $ x.xx
MUSCARI chalusicum syn. pseudomuscari FS Bright blue, almost irridescent bell shaped flowers. 1 $ x.xx
MUSCARI comosum 6/+cm Tassel Hyacinth. From Dutch gardens. Flowers in loose raceme. Fertile flowers brown-olive, apical lobes yellow-brown. Uppermost flowers sterile, bright violet, on ascending pedicels. Ht. 6-12 inches. 15 $ x.xx
MUSCARI comosum 'Plumosum' 9/+cm Inflorescence a broad feathery plume of mineral-violet flowers, sterile flowers only. Ht. 6-8 inches. 6 $ x.xx
MUSCARI dionysicum FS Most spectacular relative of the Tassel Hyacinth, much larger than any other Muscari, raceme up to 20 inches long, total height 24-32 inches. 1 $ x.xx
MUSCARI inconstrictum FS Deep blackish blue throughout with bell shaped florets. Winter flowering. 1 $ x.xx
MUSCARI latifolium 5/+cm Fertile (lower) flowers aconite-blue, sterile ones pale hyacinth-blue. Usually with one broad leaf per bulb, most distinct. Ht. 4-8 inches. 20 $ x.xx
MUSCARI leucostomum FS Flowers very dark blue, almost black. Ht. 6-8 inches. 1 $ x.xx
MUSCARI macrocarpum FS Raceme loose, bearing 20 to 30 flowers. Fertile flowers 1/8-3/16 inch, opening in pink to violet, turning to bright yellow later. Sweetly scented. Sterile flowers few, tinged purple-brown, often absent. Ht. 6-10 inches. 1 $ x.xx
MUSCARI macrocarpum 'Golden Fragrance' 9/+cm Brighter sulphur yellow than the type. 3 $ x.xx
MUSCARI muscarimi syn. M. ambrosiacum FS Perianth narrowly urceolate (urn-shaped). Flowers soft lilac at first, becoming pale green to ivory as flower ages. Musky-scented. Sterile (top) flowers tinged purple, often absent. Ht. 4-6 inches. 3 $ x.xx
MUSCARI muscarimi Yellow Selection FS Yellow. 1 $ x.xx
MUSCARI neglectum syn. racemosum 5/+cm Dense racemes of dark blackish-blue flowers, ovoid to oblong-urceolate, with a conspicuous white rim (lobes) to the mouth. Ht. 4-8 inches. 6 $ x.xx
MUSCARI pallens FS This is the rare, true species with very pale, almost translucent blue flowers; most distinct. Dislikes summer baking. Ht. 4-6 inches. 1 $ x.xx
MUSCARI parviflorum FS Unusual species by its autumn-flowering. Raceme very lax. Fertile flowers blue, globose. Sterile flowers few, tiny, or absent. Leaves filiform. Ht. 4-6 inches. 1 $ x.xx
MUSCARI Peppermint ® 6/+cm soft blue turning white 1 $ x.xx
MUSCARI pinardii FS bright violet with beige lobs 1 $ x.xx
MUSCARI spreitzenhoferi FS Lower (fertile) flowers narrowly urn-shaped, about 3/16 inch long, yellowish to brownish. Sterile flowers reduced to a few tiny threads. Leaves linear, 4-6 inches long. Ht. 6-10 inches. 1 $ x.xx
MUSCARI Valerie Finnis' ® 8/+cm Forms broad, dense racemes. Flowers bright blue, approx. 1/8 inch long, constricted at the mouth. Ht. 6-8 inches. 6 $ 3.95
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