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Fall Bulbs, Available Now
Sep
WHAT SHOULD I PLANT?
Combine early, mid and late blooming varieties for weeks of color. As one finishes, another takes its place!
FOR EARLY SPRING COLOR
HYACINTH
Bold flower spikes add beautiful spring color and fragrance.
CROCUS
Small but mighty, crocus are among the first flowers to bring color back to the garden.
DAFFODILS
Cheerful spring favorites available in several different forms, from classic large-cup blooms to smaller varieties.
FOR SOMETHING A LITTLE DIFFERENT
LEUCOJUM
Graceful bell-shaped flowers offer a softer, woodland-inspired look.
LYCORIS
An unusual bulb for gardeners looking to add something unexpected to their landscape.
ALLIUM
Architectural globe-shaped flowers add height, texture and drama to the spring garden.
FOR INDOOR WINTER BLOOMS
PAPERWHITE ZIVA
You don’t have to wait until spring for every bulb. Paperwhites can be forced indoors for fragrant blooms during the colder months.
PLANT GARLIC THIS FALL
HARDNECK & SOFTNECK GARLIC
Fall is also the time to get next y ear’s garlic started. Plant cloves in the fall, allow them to establish before winter, and they’ll resume growing when temperatures warm in spring.
Tip!
Plant bulbs in well-drained soil, pointy end up, about 2-3 times as deep as the bulb is tall. Water well after planting and then let nature do the rest!
