2008 Summer Flowering Bulbs Catalogue - Brent and Becky's Bulbs!
2008 Summer Flowering Bulbs Catalogue - Brent and Becky's Bulbs!
2008 Summer Flowering Bulbs Catalogue - Brent and Becky's Bulbs!
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Lycoris<br />
LYCORIS (lie-CORE-is)<br />
Family: Amaryllidaceae<br />
Bulb Companions: Sternbergia; Colchicum; Fall Crocus;<br />
Amarcrinum; Rhodophiala<br />
Other Companions: Chrysanthemum; Ageratum; Aster;<br />
Rose; Artemisia<br />
(Not shipped until late May/early June,<br />
after we dig them; subject to separate, minimum<br />
shipping charge) Grown right here on our farm,<br />
these pest proof flowers that bloom on naked stems<br />
last forever in the garden <strong>and</strong> in the vase; we think<br />
the bulbs are happier <strong>and</strong> perform better if we ship<br />
them to you right after they’re dug on our farm in late<br />
May or early June; prefers part sun to part shade, <strong>and</strong><br />
good well-drained soil; this is not an ‘instant gratification’<br />
plant so please be patient - they’ll get better <strong>and</strong><br />
better each year; 12”–18”.<br />
radiata – bright red,<br />
spidery-looking early<br />
fall blooming flowers;<br />
whz 7-10 (maybe in whz<br />
6 but their winter leaves<br />
need some protection);<br />
11-13 cm bulbs.<br />
#47-0201<br />
5/$20<br />
25/$90<br />
50/$150<br />
squamigera - wonderful<br />
pink ‘naked ladies’<br />
which bloom for<br />
us in late July; spring<br />
leaves; hardy to whz 5;<br />
14/16cm+.<br />
#47-0203<br />
5/$28<br />
25/$110<br />
50/$185<br />
40<br />
Lycoris longituba<br />
Lycoris springeri<br />
longituba - long,<br />
tubular lily-like<br />
white flower but<br />
being a member<br />
of the Amaryllis<br />
family, this one is<br />
critter proof!<br />
#47-0208<br />
5/$28<br />
25/$110<br />
50/$185<br />
Lycoris radiata<br />
springeri - unbelievable<br />
coloration<br />
which<br />
changes as it<br />
matures; various<br />
shades of<br />
pink with blue<br />
interspersed;<br />
a ‘to die for’<br />
flower!<br />
#47-0209<br />
5/$35<br />
25/$150<br />
50/$250<br />
Lycoris squamigera<br />
Order toll free: 1-877-661-2852 whz = Winter Hardiness Zone<br />
Musa<br />
MIRABILIS JALAPA<br />
(meh-RAH-bel-is)<br />
Family: Nyctaginaceae<br />
Special Feature: Flowers early evening to midmorning<br />
Nickname: Four O’Clock or Marvel of Peru<br />
Bulb Companions: Canna; Crinum; Lily; Gladiolus<br />
Other Companions <strong>and</strong> uses: Salvia; Mixed border<br />
This Heirloom, tuberous<br />
perennial quickly develops into<br />
a bushy plant that is covered<br />
with fragrant, trumpet-like blossoms<br />
from white to yellow, orange,<br />
pink or red; carrot-shaped<br />
top sized tubers. (Note: usually<br />
blooms from 8pm until 10am<br />
for us!) 1 per sq. ft.; whz.8-10;<br />
overwinters in our whz 7 garden<br />
with extra winter mulch;<br />
blooms mid summer to frost.<br />
Mirabilis jalapa #85-01 5/$7.80<br />
25/$33.25 50/$59.50<br />
†MUSA (MU-sah) (Banana)<br />
Family: Musaceae<br />
Nickname: Banana; Plantain; Manila Hemp<br />
Special Feature: Dramatic tropical leaves<br />
Bulb Companions: Canna; Caladium; Colocasia<br />
Other Companions: Hosta; Coleus; Fern<br />
This huge, luscious plant has given us such<br />
pleasure in our tropical garden <strong>and</strong> in containers; it<br />
gives the perfect backdrop for many other smaller<br />
tropical plants; thrives during hot, humid summers;<br />
in ~4” pots from tissue culture.<br />
† acuminata ‘Rojo’ -<br />
(Sumatrana or Zebrina)<br />
(see pg 33 B) green leaves<br />
stained with burgundy<br />
wine markings on top <strong>and</strong><br />
red beneath; does well in<br />
containers indoors <strong>and</strong><br />
outdoors; 9’-10’; whz 7-11.<br />
#85-20 1/$9<br />
5/$35 10/$60<br />
Musa basjoo<br />
Musa acuminata ‘Rojo’<br />
† b a s j o o –<br />
( J a p a n e s e<br />
b a n a n a )<br />
(see pg 33<br />
B) the cold<br />
h a r d i e s t<br />
b a n a n a ;<br />
g r o w s 6 ’ -<br />
10’ tall; whz<br />
5-11.<br />
#85-21<br />
1/$9<br />
5/$35<br />
10/$60