Front Cover 2010 - Brent and Becky's Bulbs!

Brent and Becky’s Bulbs
Bulb Growers Since 1900
Hippeastrum
‘Ambiance’
Crocus ‘Yalta’
Dianthus
‘Fire Witch’
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Narcissus
‘Exotic Mystery’
Narcissus
‘Lemon Glow’
Dutch Iris
‘Lion King’
Triteleia ‘Foxy’
Tulip ‘Brown Sugar’
Tulip
‘CandyApple Delight’
Late Spring/Early Summer Garden with
Alliums, Dichelostemma, Dutch Iris, Eremurus
and early perennials
Hyacinthus
‘Blue Eyes’
Tulip ‘Green Star’
Sedum rupestre
‘Angelina’
Narcissus
‘Raspberry Ring’
Lilium
‘Satisfaction’
Fall Planted/Fall & Spring Flowering Bulbs
2010
Prices Valid Through December 1, 2010
5% Discount on all bulb orders received by July 1st 2010
10% Discount on all PAID bulb orders received by July 1st 2010
7900 Daffodil Lane - Gloucester, VA 23061
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Collections
COLLECTIONS AND MIXES
The items on these two pages are to help those who are having trouble making up their minds;
OR for those who don’t care what the names of the flowers are but do care about the color
scheme of the garden; OR for those who like a mixture of flowers; OR for those who do not
have time to read this catalogue. We hope if you fall into one of the categories above, that
you’ll find something that appeals to you here! Happy planting!
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COLLECTIONS
(Each item is bagged separately and labeled)
When one item in a collection becomes
unavailable, we reserve the right to give you an
alternate that is similar.
Brent and Becky’s Daffodil Favorites
We have so many favorites that we couldn’t possibly
put all of them in this collection, but we
chose ten that we think are very special. 10 each
of ‘Marieke’, ‘Accent’, ‘Tahiti’, ‘Petrel’, ‘Jetfire’, ‘Curlew’,
‘Avalanche’, poeticus recurvus, ‘Sun Disc’, and
‘Hawera’ – 100 bulbs!
#47-0101 1/$83
Half Pint Collection
There are tons of places to tuck special little
bulbs in the garden - in the pockets of tree trunks;
rock gardens; fronts of borders; along a pathway;
in a raised bed closer to eye level; and the list
goes on. We’ve put together a collection just for
this purpose. If you plant them all in the same
area, that special spot will stay colorful for a long
period of time. We suggest that you plant them
where you’ll see them easily. (10 each of C. tommasinianus;
I. hist. ‘George’; N. ‘Hawera’; T. turkestanica;
Ipheion uniflorum; M. armeniacum ‘Blue Spike’) 60 bulbs.
#47-0117 1/$21 2/$38
Shade Garden
Since most spring flowering bulbs grow best in
full sun, we thought it might be helpful to suggest
some that are happy and even prefer the shade:
10 Arum italicum; 10 Allium triquetrum; 10 Hyacinthoides
‘White City’; 10 Chionodoxa forbesii; 10 Ornithogalum
nutans; 10 Crocus tommasinianus.
#47-0116 1/$26
MIXTURES
(Very nice for mixes; possibly unlabeled but always
intentional groupings)
Rhapsody in Blue
Little blue flowers that we adore planting in our
lawn. We plant enough to create a ‘river’ which
meanders and flows
from one end of the
yard to the other!
So easy to plant
with a little trowel
and the ‘stab–pull–
drop’ method; 50
each of 6 items.
(Remember to cut
the grass at the very
highest setting the
Rhapsody in Blue
to mature so they’ll bloom next year).
#47-0105 1/$80
first few times to allow
the bulb’s foliage
Combination Gardens create wonderful scenes
in the garden with different textures, colors,
forms and bloom times. If you can’t find
what you’re looking for on these pages, please
go to our web site, click on the Spring/Fall
catalogue and then select SHOP and then
SEARCH&BULBFINDER. You can choose a color,
bloom time, or height and many other parameters
that will help you create your very own
combination garden!
Perennial Daffodil Mixture
We think daffodils
are one of the most
cost effective perennial
plants, but some
are more perennial than
others. This mixture,
not of leftovers, but
of up to 25 cultivars
chosen because they
Perennial Daffodil Mixture have been long-term
rebloomers for us in our
trials. #47-0110 100/$72 500/$290
Perennial Tulip Mixture
Some don’t think of
tulips as perennials, but if
they don’t get eaten, some
really are! Even in our zone
7b climate, there are some
that have rebloomed for us
for many years. Different
colors, shapes and sizes
for your garden; 25 different
types.
#47-0111
Perennial Tulip Mixture
100/$40 500/$175
Cool Harmony Mix
A mix of tulips; whites,
pinks, reds, purples and
combinations of those
colors; great for cutting
or just enjoying in
your garden; 100 bulbs.
#47-0120
100/$73
Cool Harmony Mix
Our Babes (fragrant seedling mix)
We have been hybridizing daffodils for a long time
(spreading pollen and helping the development of
new daffodil cultivars).
We were always told we
should never favor one
‘child over another’, but
in the case of our ‘daffodil
children’, we must!
We have selected about
50 of the ‘best of the
best’ to introduce, but SO
many of the others are
still beautiful flowers and
wonderful growers - too
Our Babes
Mixtures
good to discard! So rather than throw them away,
we are offering them here as a seedling mix. There
will be many lovely surprises for you to discover!
#47-0129 100/$50
Spectrum Fragrant Mix
A group of excellent growers who call themselves
‘Spectrum’ have
been licensed to
grow our introduced
daffodil hybrids.
Because of popular
demand in Europe,
Spectrum has created
a mix of our
fragrant hybrids including
spicy, fruity,
and sweet scents in
Spectrum Fragrant Mix
a spectrum of whites, yellows, oranges, reds and
pinks. We know you will enjoy them in your garden
and arrangements. #47-0130 100/$60
BRENT AND BECKY’S FAVORITES NEW FOR 2010 †SHIPS IN EARLY SEPTEMBER

Combination Gardens
COMBINATION GARDENS
Combinations of bulbs that give you that certain look for the garden of your dreams. You’ll receive
the styles and colors in the pictures so choose whatever strikes your fancy!
Bright Canvas
Small Wonders - for
those of you who are
drawn to bright colors
but don’t have a
lot of space, these
more diminuative darlings
will be just the
right choice; 10 each
of a daffodil, a tulip
and a muscari.
#47-0122 $15
Pink Chiffon
Sun, Sky and Moonthe
sky holds such
mysteries for us
and has since childhood;
this collection
with yellows, whites
and blues reflect the
wonders of the Heavens
above in glorious
beauty; 50 each of a
daffodil, a tulip and
20 hyacinths.
#47-0123 $88
Moonlight Serenade
Bright Canvas - a collection
of yellows, oranges
and reds; daffodils
and tulips combined
to stop traffic where a
‘55mph Garden’ is appropriate
or for the location
where you want ‘hot and
bright’! 50 each of 3 different
items.
#47-0121 $120
Small Wonders
Pink Chiffon - diff
e r e n t s h a d e s o f
pink tulips with a pink
anemone added for
good measure; perfect
under spring flowering
trees or any place in
your garden that needs
softness and light; 150
bulbs.
#47-0112 $80
Sun, Sky and Moon
Moonlight
Serenade - The perfect
garden combination
for those who
work long hours like
we do but love to sit
outside on the deck in
the springtime after
work with the patio
lights shining down on
the flowers that seem
to glow; 100 bulbs.
#47-0104 $96
Romantic Interlude -
Picture a lovely spring
day, a nice soft blanket,
a great bottle of wine,
yummy cheese, a loaf
of crusty bread and an
awesome natural meadow
for the romantic
picnic of your dreams...
this is the combination
garden for this scene. Romantic Interlude
300 bulbs - you provide the blanket; zones 7-10.
#47-0124 $78
Combination Gardens, continued
Late Spring Dancers
- When the
rush of spring is
over and the massive
display has
past, there are
some ‘late bloomers’
that dance in
the breeze, announcing
that summertime
is near;
Late Spring Dancers
sun loving and
drought tolerant,
meadow-type plants; whz 4-8; 150 bulbs.
#47-0125 $60
Southern Garden - Most of the items in this
catalogue are
very winter hardy
and seem to
do well in cold
climates. This
collection will be
filled with bulbs
that don’t need
as much of a winter
in order to
bloom and don’t
seem to mind the
heat and humidity Southern Garden
of our southern summers! 150 bulbs.
#47-0113 $60
Patriotic Tribute - Whether we are thinking about
our long history of
Patriots, our grandfathers,
fathers,
mothers, or brothers
and sisters of present
day Patriots, this
little early garden is a
great way to visually
remember them in
the early spring and
show our respect and
support; 150 bulbs.
Patriotic Tribute
#47-0126 $40
Butter and Cream - Comfort foods that we
should limit in our diets
but use with wild
abandon in our gardens
for their lush,
happy warmth and
rich color perception.
Then there is
the marvelous added
value of the rich fragrances
- the ‘sugar’ in
the recipe! 50 each of
a daffodil, a tulip and
Butter and Cream
20 hyacinths.
#47-0131 $120
Fire and Ice -
Hot and cold colors
make such an eyecatching
contrast
in the gardens that
all the neighbors
will have to come
to see and smell
the wonderful rich
musky aromas from
all three players!
50 each of a daffodil,
a tulip and 20
Fire and Ice
hyacinths. #47-0132 $82
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FA L L I T E M S
Colchicum
COLCHICUM
Family: Liliaceae
bulb companions: Lycoris radiata; Amarcrinum
Sternbergia; Arum italicum; Fall Crocus; Dahlia
other companions: Cosmos; Asters; Stachys; Sedum
‘Autumn Joy’; Callicarpa; Chrysanthemum
Often misnamed ‘Autumn Crocus’, cupshaped
flowers on naked stems; poisonous to critters
that may be tempted to eat them; flowers
appear in the fall and foliage, which resembles
hosta leaves, appears in the spring; prefers rich,
well-drained soil and partial shade; many are species
and are variable in their color and growth
habit. Bloom mid-late fall; can bloom without being
planted in soil; 3 per sq. ft; whz 4–8; 13+cm unless
otherwise noted.
† agrippinum - extremely
tesselated (checkered);
purplish pink; early, dramatic
and attractive!
(topsized bulbs).
#45-0113 1/$16.10
5/$67.10 10/$122
50/$530.50
100/$922
Colchicum agrippinum
†autumnale
‘Alboplenum’ – several
large, white, double
flowers; give dark background
like vinca minor
for best effect; mid fall;
4”–6”; (13+cm); 1872.
#45–0101
1/$8.69 5/$36.20
10/$65.80
50/$286.50 100/$498
† autumnale
‘Album’ – super easy to
grow; more floriferous
and smaller than most;
mid fall; (13+cm); 4”–6”.
#45-0102 5/$20.95
25/$87.25
50/$158.50
250/$690 500/$1200
Colchicum autumnale ‘Album’
† autumnale
‘Pleniflorum’ – beautiful,
rosy, double flowered,
late blooming; (13+cm);
4”–6”.
#45-0103 5/$15.50
25/$64.75
50/$117.50
250/$510 500/$890
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†bornmuelleri – large
rosy purple, fragrant
flowers with white heart
and orange anthers; 4”–
6”; mid-late fall; whz
5–8; (20/22cm).
#45-0104 5/$26.10
25/$108.75 50/$198
250/$860 500/$1495
† byzantinum ‘Album’
– white form of the
above with similar form
and growth habit; a real
beauty; (18+cm).
#45-0112 1/$7.27
5/$30.30 10/$55.10
50/$239.50 100/$417
†byzantinum –
(autumnale major) up to 6
flowers; one of the earliest;
leaves are broader
and more ribbed than
most; 4”–6”; 1597; whz
5–8; (24+cm).
#45-0105 5/$26.10
25/$108.75 50/$198
250/$860 500/$1495
†cilicicum – fragrant,
rosy lilac purple flowers;
similar to byzantinum
except more starshaped
and larger; 6”-8”;
mid-late fall; whz 5–8;
(20/22cm). #45-0106
5/$21.45 25/$87.25
Colchicum cilicicum 50/$162.50
250/$707.50 500/$1230
† Dick Trotter - an eyecatching
combination of
colors; violet flowers
with star-shaped greenish
white heart and yellow
anthers; (20+cm)
#45-0114 1/$6.46
5/$26.95 10/$49
50/$213 100/$370
† Harlekijn - an amazingly
colorful flower
with amethyst-violet
petals topped with ivory
white and an ivory white
heart.
#45-0115 1/$10.24
5/$42.70 10/$77.60
50/$337.50
100/$587
Colchicum, continued
†Items for early Fall Shipment
The items in this section perform best when planted in very early fall either because
they are fall blooming or because they need more time to establish a good
root system before winter. They will also be subject to separate shipping charges.
Colchicum bornmuelleri
Col. autumnale ‘Alboplenum’
Col. autumnale ‘Pleniflorum’
Colchicum byzantinum
Colchicum ‘Giant’
Col. byzantinum ‘Album’
Colchicum ‘Dick Trotter’
†Giant – bright rose/
lilac flowers with a white
center and base; one of
the largest; free flowering;
whz 5–9; 10”–12”;
early-mid fall; 1931;
(24+cm). #45-0107
5/$23 25/$95.75
50/$174 250/$757.50
500/$1315
Colchicum ‘Harlekijn’
Colchicums are marvelous, critter-proof plants that can
create beautiful masses of color in the autumn in lawns
or in borders and they appear just when we think the
blooming season is over! Their leaves emerge in the
springtime, so keep that in mind when choosing your spot
to plant! They are truly an investment in the perennial
future of your garden!
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Colchicum, continued
Fall Crocus
Colchicum ‘Lilac Wonder’
† Rosy Dawn - bright
rose coloration that is
a bit checkered with
a white center; great
contrast in colors that
should be extremely
eye-catching.
#45-0116
5/$22.40
25/$93.25
50/$169.50
250/$737.50
500/$1285
Colchicum speciosum
† Violet Queen – rich,
imperial purple flowers;
early flowering, often
before it’s planted;
5”–7”; (13+cm).
#45-0110 5/$20.85
25/$86.75 50/$158
250/$687.50
500/$1195
Colchicum ‘Waterlily’
† Lilac Wonder – large
flowers; one of the
softest colored and
most free flowering;
zones 5–8; 8”–10”; midlate
fall; (20+cm).
#45-0108
5/$26.90 25/$112
50/$203.50
250/$885
500/$1540
Colchicum ‘Rosy Dawn’
† speciosum – reddish
violet flowers that
look similar to a tulip;
this image shows
it coming up through
a ground cover; 8”–
10”; mid fall; 1874;
(13+cm). #45-0109
5/$22.05 25/$91.75
50/$167 250/$725
500/$1260
Colchicum ‘Violet Queen’
†Waterlily – really
looks like a pinkish
purple to mauve, double
petaled water lily;
1928; whz 5–8; 6”–8”;
late fall; (14+cm).
#45-0111 5/$20.95
25/$87.25
50/$158.50
250/$690
500/$1200
CROCUS - FALL
Family: Iridaceae
bulb companions: Colchicum; Oxalis; Sternbergia;
Lycoris radiata; Arum italicum; Amarcrinum; Dahlia
other companions: Callicarpa; Cosmos; Aster; Gomphrena;
Stachys; Sedum ‘Autumn Joy’;Thyme; small sedums
Flowering at a time in the fall when there
is little in bloom, these fill an important spot in
the garden; many are species and can be variable
in color and growth habit, depending on site; best
planted in protected, well-drained, sunny location
like a rock or herb garden or blooming through
light mulch or ground cover; 10 per sq. ft; whz
5–9 unless otherwise noted.
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† cartwrightianus
‘Albus’ – like a white
Crocus sativus, sparkling
white flowers
with red pistils; midlate
fall; 3”–4”; (6+cm).
#46-0101 10/$9.80
50/$41.00 100/$74
500/$325
1000/$560
Crocus cartwrightianus ‘Albus’
†goulimyi – smoothly
formed, fragrant flower
that naturalizes for us;
3”–4”; mid fall; whz 7;
(top-sized).
#46-0113 5/$11.85
25/$49.25
50/$89.50 250/$390
500/$680
Crocus goulimyi
† kotschyanus – (zonatus)
pale to mid bluish
lilac with conspicuous
darker veins and yellow
blotches at the base of
each segment; whitish
throat; early-mid fall;
1853; 3”–5”; (9/10+cm).
#46-0102 10/$6.20
50/$25.50 100/$47
Crocus kotschyanus 500/$205 1000/$350
† laevigatus ‘Fontenayi’ –
white brushed with lilac
and a yellow heart; outside
buff with purple stripes;
fragrant; 2”-3”; early winter;
whz 6-9; (top-sized).
#46-0104 10/$12.80
50/$53.50 100/$97
500/$420 1000/$730
Crocus medius
† ochroleucus – creamy
white flowers with a
yellow heart; 1859;
mid-late fall; 3”–4”;
(top-sized).
#46-0105
10/$8.80
50/$36.50
100/$66 500/$290
1000/$500
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C. laevigatus ‘Fontenayi’
†medius – lilac petals
with a darker heart
and bright orange stigmas;
3”–4”; the latest
one to bloom for us
(Nov-Dec); whz 6–9;
(5/6cm).
#46-0112
10/$6.30 50/$26
100/$48 500/$205
1000/$360
Crocus ochroleucus
Fall crocus are wonderful
garden surprises. The
summer perennials are
still there in the early fall,
and voila, the fall crocus
emerge almost overnight,
adding a new color
dimension to the garden.
Here Fall crocus speciosus
looks fabulous
with Leucanthemum
‘Becky’.
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FA L L I T E M S

FA L L I T E M S
Fall Crocus, continued
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Crocus pulchellus ‘Zephyr’
† sativus – flowers are
lilac purple with darker
veins, cultivated since
Roman times; original
saffron crocus whose
showy, red stigmas are
used for flavoring and
coloring food; earlymid
fall; 3”–5”; zones
6–9; 1671; (9+cm).
#46-0107 10/$5.80
50/$24 100/$44
500/$190 1000/$330
Crocus speciosus
† speciosus ‘Albus’ –
white flowers with a
yellow heart; zones
4–9; early fall; 1913;
2”–5”; (top-sized).
#46-0109 10/$8.80
50/$36.50
100/$66 500/$290
1000/$500
Cro. speciosus ‘Conqueror’
† speciosus
‘Oxonian’ – deep violet
blue flowers with
darker veins; 3”–6”;
mid fall; whz 4–9;
(top-sized).
#46-0111
10/$5.70
50/$23.50
100/$43 500/$185
1000/$320
† pulchellus ‘Zephyr’
– large white flowers
with bluish flush and
orange heart; pearl
gray on the outside;
early-mid fall; 3”–4”;
(top-sized).
#46-0106
10/$11.30 50/$47
100/$85 500/$370
1000/$640
Crocus sativus
†speciosus – these
elegant violet blue to
mauve flowers are easy
to naturalize; most floriferous;
1800; 3”–5”;
early fall; zones 4–9;
(5/6cm).
#46-0108
10/$3.80 50/$16
100/$29 500/$125
1000/$220
Crocus speciosus ‘Albus’
† speciosus
‘Conqueror’ – very
large, deep, sky blue
flowers; 5”–6”; earlymid
fall; whz 4–9;
(5/6cm).
#46-0110
10/$3.80
50/$16 100/$29
500/$125
1000/$220
Crocus speciosus ‘Oxonian’
†LILIUM CANDIDUM
Family: Liliaceae
Nickname: Lily
bulb companions: Eremurus;
Bletilla; Liatris;
Gladiolus; Canna; Allium
sphaerocephalon.
o t h e r c o m p a n i o n s :
Larkspur; B achelor’s
B u t t o n s; R u d b e c k i a;
C o r e o p s i s; C l e o m e;
E c h i n a c e a; A r t e m i s i a
A species lily with
3’-5’ spikes covered
with pristine white
flowers; especially
lovely when combined with darker leaved
or flowered plants; (20/22cm). #31-0103
5/$39.90 25/$166.25 50/$302 250/$1312.50
500/$2285
More Lilium found on p. 78
Veltheimia
†PANCRATIUM MARITIMUM
Family: Amaryllidaceae
Nickname: Sea Daffodil
bulb companions: Late Summer bulbs; fall bulbs
other companions: Late Summer perennials/annuals
3–7 white, pest resistant,
fragrant, narcissus-looking
flowers
with 6 petals, a wide
cup and long stamens
per 18”–24” stem that
blooms in the late summer;
great for a welldrained
sunny border
or container; whz 8–10;
1597; (12+cm).
Pancratium maritimum
Lilium candidum
#36-0101
5/$16.50
25/$68.75 50/$125
250/$542.50 500/$945
†RHODOPHIALA BIFIDA
Family: Amaryllidaceae
Nickname: Schoolhouse or Oxblood Lily
bulb companions: Sternbergia; Lycoris; Amarcrinum
other companions:
Chrysanthemum; Coleus
An adorable, but sturdy
red wine colored,
pest proof, tubular
flower that decorates
our early fall garden;6”–10”;
whz 7–9;
(shipped in late August).
#47-0205 1/$11
5 / $ 4 7 1 0 / $ 7 8
50/$360 100/$700
Rhodophiala bifida
†VELTHEIMIA
Family: Liliaceae
W e ’ v e r a i s e d
these decorative bulbs in
our own greenhouse and
think they are terrific! We
use it as a very forgiving
house plant and enjoy its
bright, glossy green foliage
and pink flowers which
look a lot like Kniphofia, Veltheimia
or ‘red-hot-poker’. We
haven’t used them in the garden but understand
that they are hardy to whz 9;(shipped in late August).
#47-0204 1/$9 5/$40.50 10/$76
50/$350 100/$670
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Narcissus/Daffodil
Accent
Acropolis
Actaea
Albus Plenus Odoratus
Altruist
Altun Ha
Amadeus Mozart
Ambergate
Angel
Angel Eyes
Ara
Aspasia
Audubon
Avalanche
Baby Boomer
Baby Moon
Bahama Beach
Barrett Browning
Beautiful Eyes
Bella Vista
Billy Graham
Blushing Lady
Bravoure
Bridal Crown
bulbocodium conspicuus
By George
Canaliculatus
cantabricus
Carlton
Cassata
Centannees
Ceylon
Cheerfulness
Chipper
Chit Chat
Chiva
Chromacolor
Clare
Cum Laude
Curlew
Curly Lace
Dactyl
Dallas
Daphne
Delibes
Delnashaugh
Derringer
Diamond Ring
Double Fun
Double Smiles
Dreamlight
Dutch Master
Alphabetical Listing of Daffodils
DAFFODILS/NARCISSUS
Family: Amaryllidaceae
early bulb companions: Muscari armeniacum ‘Christmas
Pearl’; Iris reticulata; Crocus; Tulipa humilis; Chionodoxa
other early companions: Viola; Helleborus; Forsythia;
Daphne; Pansy; Mahonia; Hamamelis; Ilex
mid spring bulb companions: Anemone blanda; Fritillaria;
Ipheion; Hyacinthus; Muscari armeniacum
other mid spring companions: Doronicum; Brunnera;
Pansy; Mertensia; Myosotis; Prunus
late bulb companions: Hyacinthoides; Leucojum; Tulip;
Anemone coronaria; Ornithogalum nutans
other late companions: Azalea; Lamium; Sanguinaria
Daffodils are the most cost effective,
pest-free, long-term perennial plants available and
make wonderful companions with other bulbs, perennials,
annuals and flowering shrubs. They grow
in almost all areas of the United States as long as
there is a discernible winter. They are pest-free
and when given ample sunlight, water and proper
nutrition, will provide early spring color for many
years. They are divided into 13 divisions according
to their flower shape and heritage and we have
put the American Daffodil Society’s descriptions
in quotes (“ “) and caps at the beginning of each
division. Daffodils should be planted in full sun or
at least ½ day (8 hours) of direct sunlight after
the leaves are on the trees and should be planted
3× the height of their bulb deep (3”–8”) in compost
BRENT AND BECKY’S FAVORITES NEW FOR 2010
Narcissus/Daffodil-Trumpet
10 Elka
26 Marieke
8 Saint Keverne
15 Erlicheer
16 Martinette 22 Salome
23 Exotic Mystery 24 Mary Gay Lirette 24 Segovia
15 Extravaganza 16 Merlin
14 Serola
14 Falconet
22 Midget
28
10 February Gold 18 Milan
23
10 Felindre
23 Miniature Daff mix 29
10 Fellows Favorite 11 Minnow
28
14 fernandesii 26 Mint Julep 14
23 Flower Parade 16 Misty Glen 11
18 Flore Pleno 26 Mite
28
22 Fortissimo
11 Modern Art 11
10 Fragrant Rose 11 Monal
12
22 Fruit Cup
20 Mount Hood 8
25 Full Throttle 8 My Story
16
25 Geranium 22 nanus var. lobularis 24
20 Gigantic Star 11 New-Baby 28
14 Gipsy Queen 26 Obdam
16
20 Goldfinger 8 obvallaris
25
10 Golden Bells 27 odorus Flore Pleno 25
10 Golden Echo 20 odorus Linnaeus 25
20 Goose Green 14 Pacific Coast 28
7 Green Pearl 14 Pappy George 21
15 Hawera
27 Park Tropical 17
25 High Society 11 Pay Day
8
10 Hillstar
20 Pencrebar 28
26 Hungarian Rhapsody 24 Perfect Lady 12
26 Ice Follies
11 Petrel
17
10 Ice Wings 17 Pineapple Prince 12
23 Intrigue
20 Pink Charm 12
23 Itzim
18 Pink Silk
8
10 Jack Snipe 18 Pinza
12
15 Jamestown 14 Pipit
21
17 Jetfire
19 Pistachio
9
26 jonquilla henriquesii 27 poeticus v. recurvus 25
26 Julia Jane 27 Polar Ice
15
11 Katie Heath 17 Precocious 12
26 Kedron
20 Primeur
9
23 Kokopelli
27 Prototype 19
20 La Belle
21 Puppet
18
23 Larkwhistle 19 Quail
21
23 Las Vegas 88 Queens Day 16
14 Lemon Glow
Rapture
19
15 Lieke
21 Reggae
19
11 Little Gem 27 Raspberry Ring 12
15 Little Oliver 27 Redhill
12
20 Little Rusky 27 Rijnveld’s Early Sensation 9
26 Little Soldier 27 Riot
12
16 Lorikeet
8 Rip van Winkle 28
16 macleayi
27 Romy
14 Manly
Maria
16
12
Royal Princess 15 Yellow Pearl
8 19 sabrosa
28 Yellow Salome
Sailboat
21 York Minster
Sherborne
Sherwood Forest
Silver Chimes
Silver Smiles
Sinopel
Sir Winston Churchill
Small Talk
Smiling Sun
Smiling Twin
Snipe
Snowball
Sound
Sovereign
Spoirot
Stainless
Stint
Stratosphere
Sun Disc
Sundial
Surfside
Sweet Love
Sweet Smiles
Sweetness
Tahiti
Tête-à-Tête
Thalia
Tiny Bubbles
Toby the First
Topolino
Toto
Trepolo
Tripartite
Tropical Sunset
Trumpet Warrior
Velasques
Verona
W. P. Milner
wateri
Wave
Wena
White Medal
White Plume
willkommii
Wisley
x medioluteus
Yellow Cheerfulness
DIVISION 1 – TRUMPET
“One flower to a stem; the cup or corona is
as long or longer than the perianth segments (petals
and sepals).” Trumpets usually produce larger
bulbs than other divisions; often performs better
in zones 3–7 than in the deep south; most have
gray/green foliage ½”–1” wide and supply great
focal impact in flower beds; 4–5 bulbs per sq. ft.;
whz 3–8; 16+cm bulbs unless otherwise noted.
B r a v o u r e
– amazing subs
t a n c e a n d
smooth texture
makes this flower
a must for the
garden and the
show bench; white
perfectly formed
petals and a long,
yellow, straight
‘stovepipe’ trumpet;
outstanding
N. ‘Bravoure’ performer! 14”–
18”; mid spring.
#01-0119 10/$15.40 50/$64.50
100/$117 500/$510 1000/$880
enriched soil.
We have added this symbol next to the appropriate daffodils that have been awarded the Wister Award.
It is an award given by the American Daffodil Society to cultivars that are good growers, with many bloom
stalks and are terrific performers under various climatic conditions. This is also a daffodil that is of show
quality, although the emphasis is on garden performance.
We have also added this symbol next to the appropriate daffodils that have been awarded the Pannill Award.
It is an award given by the American Daffodil Society to an American hybridizer to recognize a named standard
daffodil which has demonstrated winning show qualities for a minimum of 5 years after being registered.
=Wister Award (ADS) pg. 7
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22
21
15
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13
24
28
17
13
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29
13
18
21
29
29
19
21
22
22
17
29
18
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19
9
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13
15
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17
9
17
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29
19
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D A F F O D I L S

D A F F O D I L S
Narcissus/Daffodil-Trumpet, cont.
Dutch Master – classic
‘daffodil’; all medium
yellow with long, fluted
trumpet that flares
at the end and has
serrated edges; perennializes
and forces
easily; 18”–20”; earlymid
spring; often used
for N. ‘King Alfred’.
#01-0102 10/$10.80
50/$45 100/$82
N. ‘Dutch Master’ 500/$355 1000/$620
#01-0102-R(14+cm) 50/$37 250/$155 500/$280
2500/$1225 5000/$2150
Full Throttle - show-wee!
Giant sporting a peachyapricot
trumpet; this
should be a show-stopper
in your perennial border!
14”-18”; mid spring.
#01-0135 10/$13.60
50/$56.50 100/$103
500/$445 1000/$780
N. ‘Full Throttle’
Goldfinger - incredibly
beautiful and perfectly
formed with rounded and
overlapping perianth segments
with a smooth substance;
will surely win ribbons
on the show bench;
long-lasting flower; mid
spring 12”-16”.
#01-0130 5/$12.70
25/$52.75 50/$96
250/$417.50 500/$725
N. ‘Goldfinger’
Las Vegas – giant,
upfacing flower with
creamy petals and buttercup
yellow cup; draws
as much attention as
any ‘Las Vegas showgirl’;
great landscape perennial;
18”–20”; early-mid
spring. # 0 1 - 0 1 0 8
10/$16.40 50/$68
100/$124 500/$540
1000/$940
N. ‘Las Vegas’
Lemon Glow - we
are thrilled to have this
back! One of our all
time favorites and a
‘popularity contest’ winner
at New York Botanical
Garden. The palest
lemon yellow flower with
a dark lemon rim around
its rolled trumpet. It
N. ‘Lemon Glow’
really does glow in the
garden and is also superb
in pots; 12”-14”; 1958; early-mid spring; whz 3-8.
#01-0127 10/$18.20 50/$76 100/$138
500/$600 1000/$1040
Lorikeet – soft yellow
petals with a halo at the
base makes a glowing
background for its long,
flaring, salmon-pink trumpet;
16”–20”; mid spring.
#01-0126 5/$19.20
25/$80 50/$145.50
250/$632.50
500/$1100
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N. ‘Lorikeet’
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Narcissus/Daffodil-Trumpet, cont.
N. ‘Marieke’
Marieke – this golden
improvement on ‘Unsurpassable’
has lots
of substance and its
upfacing flowers are
very long lasting; one of
the best for mass display;
18”–24”; early-mid
spring.
#01-0109 10/$13.30
50/$55.50 100/$101
500/$440 1000/$760
Mount Hood – an old
favorite that opens
with a bit of yellow in
the trumpet but matures
to pure white;
often performs better
in cooler climates
(zones 3–6); Heirloom;
1937; 15”–17”;
mid spring.
#01-0111
10/$12.40
N. ‘Mount Hood’
50/$51.50 100/$94 500/$410 1000/$710
N. ‘Pay Day’
Pink Silk - a smooth,
perfect show flower
that also throws tons of
flowers and performs
like a champ in the garden;
14”-16”; mid-late
spring.
#01-0132 5/$33.15
25/$138.25
50/$251.50
250/$1092.50
500/$1900
Pay Day – a dynamite
flower with somewhat
recurved, pressed lovely
yellow petals with a ‘halo’
at the base and a beautifully
formed yellow
trumpet; an exquisite
show flower and a great
garden plant; 14”–16”;
late spring. #01-0112
10/$19.80 50/$82.50
100/$150 500/$630
1000/$1130
N. ‘Pink Silk’
N. ‘Pink Silk’ is elegant, beautiful and adds a different
dimension to the garden. It blends with T. ‘Sweet
Love’ but contrasts with Muscari armeniacum, making
the combo quite lovely and eye-catching.
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Narcissus/Daffodil-Trumpet, cont.
N. ‘Pistachio’
N. ‘Primeur’
Rijnveld’s Early
Sensation – although
this two-toned yellow
daffodil wouldn’t win
a ribbon, it has won a
place in our hearts; it
often blooms here in
January when the rest
of the world is brown...
before most others
are even poking out
of the ground; doesn’t
seem to mind a blanket
of snow; easy forcer.
Pistachio – this truly is
the name of this flower;
petals are very soft yellow
with a greenish cast
and a white halo; its cup is
white with a yellow edge;
good enough to eat...it
glows! 14”–16”; mid spring.
#01-0118 10/$19.80
50/$82.50 100/$150
500/$650
1000/$1130
Primeur – an exquisite,
deep, rich, golden yellow
trumpet show flower with
enormous substance; one
of the best perennial and
latest blooming golden yellow
daffodils in our garden;
mid spring; 14”–16”.
#01-0121 10/$13
50/$54 100/$99
500/$430 1000/$750
N. ‘Rijnveld’s Early Sensation’
12”–14”; very early spring; (14+cm). #01-0114
10/$11.60 50/$48.50 100/$88 500/$385
1000/$670
Topolino – white petals
with a creamy yellow
trumpet; it’s dwarf
in size and resembles
the little trumpet
naturalized throughout
the southeast;
great for rock gardens,
forced in pots
and in patio containers;
8”–10”; early-mid
spring; (10/12cm).
N. ‘Topolino’
100/$34 500/$150 1000/$260
Blending similar
colors can create a
charming vignette in
the garden especially
when the shapes
and textures of the
plants are different.
Here, N.’Pistachio’,
T.’Sweetheart’ and
Hyacinthus ‘City
of Haarlem’ make a
soft, pleasant, ‘easy
on the eyes’ statement.
#01-0116
10/$4.50 50/$19
Narcissus/Daffodil-Trumpet, cont.
N. ‘Tropical Sunset’
Trumpet Warrior -
show quality with rich
citron yellow; cup reverses
to almost white
with a yellow rim; neon-like
color catches
your eye from a distance;
American bred;
12”-16”. #01-0134
5/$14.55 25/$60.50
50/$110 250/$480
500/$835
N. ‘Wena’
Tropical Sunset - a
lovely new trumpet
from our friend, Karel
van der Veek, with unusual
coloring - not yellow
and not really gold
or orange, but truly
similar to its namesake;
smooth as warm tropical
waters and strong;
14”-16”; mid spring.
#01-0131 5/$11.45
25/$47.75 50/$86.50
250/$377.50
500/$655
N. ‘Trumpet Warrior’
W e n a – pristine
white flower
with a long, rolledrimmed
trumpet;
opens white for us
in a normal season;
early-mid spring;
16”-18”.
#01-0136
10/$13.60
50/$56.50
100/$103
500/$445
1000/$780
York Minster – colorful,
55 mph flower that
can be seen from a
distance; over-lapping
perianth segments and
smooth texture will
make it a winner on
the show bench and
terrific in the garden;
easy forcer. 14”–18”;
early spring.
#01-0137 10/$19.80
50/$82.50 100/$150 N. ‘York Minster’
500/$650 1000/$1130
IMPORTANT
Getting your soil right is probably the most important
and most cost effective first step that someone can
take to assure gardening success. We’ve believed in
the importance of adding organic matter to the soil for
many years and as each year passes, our belief becomes
stronger. More flowers are produced; plants
are healthier, more lush, taller and require less care
and water when planted in enriched soil. We sometimes
hear the questions, “My soil is just yucky ole’
clay...that’s okay, isn’t it Bulbs grow anywhere....
right” Yes, they may emerge almost anywhere as
long as they get a winter, but they may not flourish!
Our soil is very sandy on our farm and we constantly
add amendments to try to improve it...or give back to
it since it gives SO much to us! The addition of lots
of well-decomposed compost, leaves, horse manure...
anything that will enrich the soil and add unrefined
nutrients is one of the reasons for our gardening successes!
D A F F O D I L S
additional photographs of each item in the garden @ www.brentandbeckysbulbs.com
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D A F F O D I L S
Narcissus/Daffodil-Large Cup
DIVISION 2 – LARGE CUP
10
“One flower to a stem; corona or cup more
than one-third but less than equal to the length of
the perianth segments or petals”. The group that
you see the most often used in gardens; perfect
for perennializing, picking, forcing and showing;
some of the showiest daffodils are in this division
and are the ones that give you more ‘bang for your
landscape buck’! 16+cm bulbs unless otherwise
noted; 3–4 per sq. ft; whz 3–8.
N. ‘Accent’
Accent – an American
bred daffodil with
crisp white petals and
a sunproof, salmon pink
cup; an upfacing, vigorous
grower that shows
up beautifully through
ivy and vinca; one of
the best landscape
pinks; 14”–16”; 1987;
mid spring.
#01-0201 10/$11.20
50/$46.50 100/$85
500/$365 1000/$640
Altun Ha - (Camelot x
Daydream; sister seedling
to the popular N. ‘Avalon’
which has developed
some fusarium issues)
A beautifully formed,
healthy, soft yellow reverse
bi-color; the cup
gets whiter as it gets
older; its smooth texture
ought to make it
a winner on the show N. ‘Altun Ha’
bench; a great addition
to the garden; mid-late spring; 14”-16”.
#01-0279 5/$9.90 25/$41.25 50/$75
250/$325 500/$565
Amadeus Mozart -
bright white perianth
segments surround an
extremely ruffled yellowish
orange cup; fanciful
and appealing like its
talented namesake; mid
spring; 12”-16”.
#01-0276 5/$7.70
25/$32.25 50/$58.50
250/$255 500/$440
N. ‘Ambergate’
Look at how white
the cup is on N. ‘Altun
Ha’. It’s almost
like a neon sign!
And, when combined
with a contrasting
color like the Anemone
blanda ‘Blue
Shades’ in the background,
it creates a
dazzling effect!
N. ‘Amadeus Mozart’
Ambergate – a bright,
brick red cup bleeds into
the unusually colored,
bronzy orange/yellow
petals; a real eye-catcher;
color develops best
in partial shade; 14”–16”;
mid spring. #01-0202
10/$19.80 50/$82.50
100/$150 500/$650
1000/$1130
BRENT AND BECKY’S FAVORITES NEW FOR 2010
Narcissus/Daffodil-Large Cup, cont.
Audubon – the ultimate
of perfection, this
glistening white show
flower has rounded,
overlapping, pressed
petals and a coral-pink
banded cup; gorgeous!
16”–18”; mid spring.
#01-0203
10/$18.50 50/$77
100/$140 500/$610
1000/$1060
N. ‘Bella Vista’
Billy Graham - beautiful
and refined but
strong and determined
like its namesake; a
blue ribbon winner with
soft yellow petals and
a salmon pink cup; a
good garden plant; mid
spring; 12”-16”.
#01-0254 5/$23.25
25/$96.75 50/$176
250/$765 500/$1330
N. ‘Audubon’
Bella Vista - a very
colorful, eye-catching
flower with white petals
and a broad, pleated
reddish/orange cup; a
wonderful garden flower
and terrific for arrangements;
mid spring;
12”-16”. #01-0277
10/$15.40 50/$64.50
100/$117 500/$510
1000/$880
N. ‘Billy Graham’
By George – one of
the showiest flowers
in our garden; soft
yellow, overlapping
rounded petals surround
a peachy/pink
cup that has a much
darker pink edge and
looks as if it’s frosted
with a bit of white icing;
quite unusual and
N. ‘By George’
eye-catching; 14”–16”; mid spring.
#01-0207 5/$16.10 25/$67 50/$122
250/$530 500/$920
Carlton – world’s 2nd
most numerous daffodil
and one of the best perennializers
especially
in the South; two-toned
yellow, with a vanillalike
fragrance; 1927;
14”–16”; early spring.
#01-0208 10/$10
50/$41.50 100/$76
500/$330 1000/$570
#01-0208-R(14+cm)
N. ‘Carlton’
50/$34.50 250/$142.50 500/$260 2500/$1125
5000/$1950
Ceylon – buttercup
yellow petals with a
red/orange cup; longest
lasting, upfacing
blossoms and a terrific
perennial; one of
our favorites; 14”–16”;
early-mid spring.
#01-0209
10/$16.10 50/$67
100/$122 500/$530
N. ‘Ceylon’ 1000/$920
=Wister Award (ADS) pg. 7

Narcissus/Daffodil-Large Cup, cont.
Narcissus/Daffodil-Large Cup, cont.
Chromacolor – its
pure white petals are
in perfect contrast to
its very deep coral pink
cup, which intensifies as
it goes deeper into the
interior; a real knockout
from our fellow Virginian
and special friend, Bill
Pannill; 14”–17”; midlate
spring. #01-0257 N. ‘Chromacolor’
10/$15.70 50/$65.50
100/$119 500/$520 1000/$900
Many ‘pink cupped’ daffodils open with a
yellow cup that develops the pinkish coloration
as it matures. Also, many white daffodils often
open with yellow in the cup and develop to all
white as they mature. Just like people and good
wine, they often get ‘better as they get older’!
Delibes – a terrific perennializer
and an old
standby; buttercup yellow,
rounded, overlapping
petals and a pale
yellow/orange cup with a
broad, bright orange rim
which looks like it’s been
kissed; a bright ‘happy
face’ that is bound and
determined to make you
smile! 12”–16”; earlymid
spring; 1950; 14+cm.
N. ‘Delibes’
#01-0259 10/$12 50/$50 100/$91
500/$395 1000/$690
Fellows Favorite -one
of our seedlings named
for Fellows Riverside
Park, a longtime customer;
very long lasting,
powerfully strong with
lots of focal effect;
12”-16”.
#01-0275 10/$15.10
50/$63 100/$114
500/$500 1000/$870
N. ‘Fellows Favorite’
Fortissimo – a gargantuan,
showy daffodil
with yellow crepe
paper-type petals
and a big orange cup;
strong stemmed and
is a great companion
with other bulbs and
perennials especially
Fritillaria imperialis;
18”–20”; mid spring.
N. ‘Fortissimo’ #01-0213 10/$13.60
50/$56.50 100/$103
500/$445 1000/$780
Fragrant Rose
– really does smell
like a rose! This is
an unbelievable, perfectly
formed flower
with pure white petals
and a reddish pink cup
with a greenish white
eye; has to be seen
(and smelled) to be believed!
One of Brent’s
favorites; 16”–18”; late N. ‘Fragrant Rose’
spring. #01-0214 10/$11.80 50/$49
100/$89 500/$390 1000/$670
Gigantic Star – very
large, saffron yellow,
long-lasting perennializer
with a vanilla–
like fragrance; one
of the best giant yellows;
zones 3–9 but
especially good in the
south; 18”–24”; earlymid
spring.
#01-0215 10/$12.40
50/$51.50 100/$94
500/$410 1000/$710
N. ‘High Society’
Ice Follies – the
world’s third most
numerous daffodil and
one of the most widely
used in landscape plantings;
creamy white petals
and a very broad,
‘wide-open’, sunny yellow
cup that matures
to almost pure white;
long-term perennial and
good forcer; 16”–18”;
early-mid spring.
High Society – aristocratic
heritage in
this flower gives it
nicely formed, ivory,
hooded petals that
hug the yellow cup
that turns white, has
a green-eye and pink
rim; a quite lovely,
blue ribbon special;
16”–18”; late spring.
#01-0217 10/$10.50
50/$43.50 100/$79
500/$345 1000/$600
#01-0218 10/$8 50/$33 100/$60
500/$260 1000/$460
#01-0218-R(14+cm) 50/$27.50 250/$112.50
500/$205 2500/$900 5000/$1550
N. ‘Misty Glen’
Modern Art – broad,
overlapping, soft, medium
yellow petals with
an extremely ruffled,
tangerine orange cup
that looks almost
double or triple; quite
unusual; mid spring;
14”–16”; (14+cm).
#01-0241
10/$15.10 50/$63
100/$114 500/$500
1000/$870
N. ‘Gigantic Star’
N. ‘Ice Follies’
M i s t y G l e n –
one of the very finest
daffodils which
opens pure white with
satiny smooth perianths
and a goblet
shaped cup; strong
free flowering; latemid
spring; 16”–18”;
(14+cm). #01-0243
10/$13.30 50/$55.50
100/$101 500/$440
1000/$760
N. ‘Modern Art’
The intensity of color in a flower or lack of color
can be affected by humidity in the air or lack of it,
intensity of light or lack of light and richness of microorganism
in the soil. Each area in the country and its
soil and climatic conditions are part of the whole ‘color
picture’. Your local county agent or Master Gardener
group can help with specific questions pertaining to
your particular area.
BRENT AND BECKY’S FAVORITES NEW FOR 2010 BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND
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D A F F O D I L S

Narcissus/Daffodil-Large Cup, cont.
Narcissus/Daffodil-Large Cup, cont.
D A F F O D I L S
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N. ‘Monal’
Monal – bright
yellow, nicely formed
petals and a vivid red/
orange cup; forces
with little cold period;
16”–18”; early spring;
(14+cm).
#01-0221
10/$12.60
50/$52.50
100/$96 500/$415
1000/$720
Perfect Lady – we
fell in love with this
beauty at first sight.
She has the whitest
of white petals and an
incredibly rich reddish
pink cup; an outstanding
flower that should be a
great garden addition
and possibly a ribbon
winner; mid-late spring; N. ‘Perfect Lady’
14”-18”. #01-0280 10/$19.80 50/$82.50
100/$150 500/$650 1000/$1130
We are often asked how many bulbs should be planted
together to make a good statement and the answer
depends on how far away one will be when viewing
that particular garden area. A good rule of thumb is, if
you’re 10’ or closer, 10 bulbs will do; if you’re 50’ away,
you’ll need 50 bulbs; if you’ll be 100’ away, you’ll need
100, etc. Here N. ‘Perfect Lady’ has created a WOW
effect being planted en masse and up close!
N. ‘Pineapple Prince’
Pink Charm – elegant
flower with pure white
petals and vivid, pink
banded cup that stops
people in their tracks;
often with two flowers
per stem; one of
the best; 14”–16”; mid
spring.
#01-0225 10/$12.60
50/$52.50 100/$96
500/$415
1000/$720
Pineapple Prince - long
lasting flower because
of its amazing substance;
a reverse bicolor
where the cup
turns white at maturity,
which creates a
warm glow in the garden;
a real prince of
a flower; 14”-16”; mid
spring. #01-0270
5/$14.55 25/$60.50
50/$110 250/$480
500/$835
N. ‘Pink Charm’
Pinza – a close second
to N. ‘Ceylon’ with
many of the great
qualities; rich golden
yellow spade shaped
petals; bright orangered
cup with a rich
golden yellow center;
excellent, highly focal,
long-term landscape
daffodil; early-mid
N. ‘Pinza’ spring; 16”–18”.
#01-0242 10/$12.30 50/$51.50 100/$93
500/$405 1000/$710
Precocious – American
bred and one of
the showiest daffodils;
very curly, flat,
large cup with shades
of bright coral pink
fold back against its
pristine white petals;
14”–17”; late-mid spring.
#01-0260 10/$14.20
50/$59 100/$107
500/$465 1000/$810 N. ‘Precocious’
Raspberry Ring -
pure white petals, a
raspberry rimmed yellow
cup and a thick
substance which helps
this flower last a long
time in bloom; another
great addition to
your mid-late spring
garden. #01-0281
N. ‘Raspberry Ring’ 10/$16.40 50/$68
100/$124 500/$540 1000/$940
Redhill - the color of
the narrow, bright red/
orange cup ‘melts’ onto
the base of the clear,
white petals; strong, upfacing
show-winner and
has been in our garden
for years; 16”-18”; midlate
spring. #01-0228
10/$16.70 50/$69.50
100/$126 500/$550
1000/$950
N. ‘Riot’
Romy - an eye-catching
tri-colored daffodil
with lacy coral edging
around the soft yellow
cup which is surrounded
by white petals
with super substance;
a great garden choice;
12”-16”; midseason.
#01-0273 5/$16.10
25/$67 50/$122
250/$530 500/$920
N. ‘Redhill’
Riot - This daffodil
truly provides a riot
of color with an almost
pleated coral
pink cup that has a
bit of a golden edge;
sure to cause a flurry
of excitement when
it blooms! mid/late
spring; 12”-16”.
#01-0272 5/$17
25/$71 50/$129
250/$560 500/$975
N. ‘Romy’
additional photographs of each item in the garden @ www.brentandbeckysbulbs.com

Narcissus/Daffodil-Large Cup, cont.
N. ‘Saint Keverne’
Saint Keverne –
an all yellow, long lasting
large cup which is
a great perennial everywhere
- even in the
deep south! 14”–16”;
early spring; (14+cm).
#01-0248-R
10/$6.50 50/$27
100/$49 500/$215
1000/$370
Salome – freshly
‘ironed’ creamy petals
with tremendous substance
and a graceful,
almost trumpetsized
cup that opens
peachy yellow and
quickly matures to
soft salmon; color is
variable depending on
the weather; exquisite
in form and tough
in the garden; 12”–16”;
N. ‘Salome’
late-mid spring; 1958. #01-0233 10/$9.30
50/$38.50 100/$70 500/$305 1000/$530
N. ‘Serola’
Serola – one of the
brightest and best;
golden amber/yellow
petals surround a reddish-orange
cup; holds
its head up and smiles
right at you; great
perennializer; 14”–18”;
mid spring.
#01-0253 10/$12
50/$50 100/$91
500/$395 1000/$690
Sherwood Forest –
found in our friend,
Tijs Langeveld’s field,
and bred by another
friend, Wim van Lierop,
this flower with
creamy petals and a
large, wide butterscotch
yellow cup that
gets darker towards
the heart throws
tons of flowers; nice
N. ‘Sherwood Forest’
substance and a strong
grower; 12”–16”; mid-late spring.
#01-0282 10/$19.80 50/$82.50 100/$150
500/$650 1000/$1130
N. ‘Smiling Sun’
Smiling Sun – (reclassified
from division 1, trumpet,
to division 2, large
cup) perfectly formed,
elegant flower with a
golden yellow, narrow
cup that spreads its gold
onto part of its white
perianth segments; 12”-
16”; mid spring.
#01-0128 10/$11.70
50/$48.50 100/$89
500/$385 1000/$670
Narcissus/Daffodil-Large Cup, cont.
N. ‘Sound’
Stainless – the ultimate
of pristine perfection
in this pure
white, flat, large cup;
when the sunlight is
behind this flower, you
can see a lovely green
eye; 16”–18”; late spring.
#01-0238 5/$10.10
25/$42.25
50/$76.50
250/$332.50
500/$580
N. ‘Velasques’
Sound – large cupped
daffodil with creamy
white petals and a
sunny orange cup; fragrant,
happy flower;
16”–18”; mid spring;
12/14 cm bulbs.
#01-0263 10/$8.50
50/$35.50
100/$64 500/$280
1000/$480
N. ‘Stainless’
Velasques - bright
and bold, this flower
with pristine white
perianth segments
surrounding its large
flat orange rimmed
yellow cup; 12”-16”.
#01-0274
10/$14.20
50/$59 100/$107
500/$465
1000/$810
White Plume – all
white great all-around
landscape plant that
just might win you
a ribbon on a show
bench; makes a perfect
companion to
many bulbs and perennials
especially dark
leaved ones like peonies;
18”–20”; late-mid
spring.
#01-0239 10/$18.20 N. ‘White Plume’
50/$76 100/$138 500/$600 1000/$1040
N. ‘Yellow Salome’
Yellow Salome - a
sport of N. ‘Salome’
with the same smooth
texture, perfect form
and terrific growth
habit, this flower
ought to be a winner!
12”-16”; mid-late
spring.
#01-0278
10/$19.80
50/$82.50
100/$150
500/$650
1000/$1130
D A F F O D I L S
Although the plant’s genes predetermine its size and height, in reality, having your spring flowering bulbs
reach their maximum size and height has everything to do with the richness of soil, proper nutrients and available
moisture. If bulbs are planted VERY late, they may not have enough time to develop a good root system
and are often shorter than usual. However, if sun-loving plants are planted in an area with too much shade, they
may actually stretch to find the sun, making them grow taller than expected.
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=Wister Award (ADS) pg. 7
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D A F F O D I L S
Narcissus/Daffodil-Small Cup
DIVISION 3 – SMALL CUP
“One flower to a stem; cup or corona
not more than one-third the length of the
perianth segments”. These are long term perennializers,
show flowers and late season picked
flowers, often with a spicy fragrance; whz 3–8;
bulbs are 14/16cm unless otherwise noted; 4–5
per sq. ft.
Altruist - registered as
having orange petals and a
red cup which is probably
the case if it opens on
a cool, moist spring day;
the coloration is unusual,
bright and gorgeous even
in our often warm climate;
14”-18”; mid spring.
#01-0325 10/$13.60
50/$56.50 100/$103
500/$445 1000/$780
N. ‘Angel’
Barrett Browning – this
cultivar is so bright it
almost glows; brilliant
white petals and an orange/red
cup; the earliest
of its color to bloom
in our garden; 1945; 14”–
16”; early-mid spring.
#01-0302 10/$10.50
50/$43.50 100/$79
500/$345 1000/$600
N. ‘Dallas’
Dreamlight – often
mistaken for a poeticus
because of its form,
fragrance and coloration
of white petals and a
green-eyed, white cup
with a pinkish red edge;
unmistakable show form
and is lovely in the garden;
16”–18”; late spring.
#01-0305 10/$15.90
50/$66.50 100/$121
500/$525 1000/$910
N. ‘Altruist’
Angel - icy white
giant of a flower with
beautiful form and substance;
a white cup with
a green-eye; a winner
on the show bench and
a clear bright white for
the garden; 14”-18”; midlate
spring.
#01-0326 10/$10.50
50/$43.50 100/$79
500/$345 1000/$600
N. ‘Barrett Browning’
Dallas – One of the
most elegant and pristine
daffodils; a bit slow
to increase but a steady
perennial grower and
perfect for the border
or the show bench; 1942;
late spring; 12”-14”.
#01-0322 5/$22.80
25/$95 50/$172.50
250/$750 500/$1305
N. ‘Dreamlight’
Narcissus/Daffodil-Small Cup, cont.
Goose Green – a
bright, green-eyed
beauty that draws
lots of attention in
our garden and blue
ribbons on the show
bench; 12”-16”; late
spring. #01-0321
10/$12.90 50/$54
100/$98 500/$425
1000/$740
N. ‘Goose Green’
Green Pearl - (reclassified
from division 9,
poeticus, to division 3,
small cup) overlapping
white petals with
a hint of a yellowish
green halo surrounds
its white cup with the
very obvious green eye;
a blue ribbon winner,
unusual and lovely;
12cm bulbs; 14”-16”;
late spring. #01-0902 N. ‘Green Pearl’
5/$11.05 25/$46
50/$84 250/$365 500/$635
N. ‘Jamestown’
M e r l i n - pristine
white petals,
red-rimmed yellow
cup makes this beauty
resemble a poet
daffodil, one of the
favorite types; sunburn
resistant and a
strong garden flower;
14”-16”; late spring.
#01-0324 10/$16.70
50/$69.50 100/$126
500/$550 1000/$950
N. ‘Mint Julep’
Jamestown – named
for the first English settlement
in America, this
beautiful, blue-ribbon
winner also performs
like a trooper in the
garden; 14”-17”; latemid
spring.
#01-0317 10/$11.70
50/$48.50
100/$89 500/$385
1000/$670
N. ‘Merlin’
Mint Julep – this is a
green-eyed beauty with
the very palest yellow,
rounded, overlapping
perianth segments and
a beautifully shaped
cup; a lovely show flower
but also an outstanding
garden plant; 16”–
18”; late-mid spring.
#01-0306 5/$13.75
25/$57.25 50/$104.50
250/$452.50 500/$790
We speak often about how the color of flowers can be
more or less intense in different climates and how the
colors sometimes change during their maturation process
and here is a prime example. N. ‘Dreamlight’ as a
young flower is above and N. ‘Dreamlight’ as a mature
flower with T. ‘Sweet Love’ at the right. It’s easy to see
that they are the same but changed & equally lovely.→
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Narcissus/Daffodil-Small Cup, cont.
Narcissus/Daffodil-Double, cont.
Polar Ice – beautiful,
nicely formed, all
white flower suitable
for Heirloom gardens;
1936; 14”–16”; mid-late
spring; (topsize bulbs).
#01-0308 5/$14.55
25/$60.50 50/$110
250/$480 500/$835
N. ‘Polar Ice’
Queen of the North - removed to increase stock
Royal Princess – a
perfectly formed flower
of creamy white
overlapping perianth
segments with a small
white frilled cup banded
in a butterscotch
orange; late spring;
14”-16”. #01-0327
10/$18.20 50/$76
100/$138 500/$600
1000/$1040
N. ‘Royal Princess’
Sinopel – although it
has six petals instead
of 4, this flower could
be mistaken for a dogwood
blossom; white
petals and a yellowrimmed
greenish cup;
fragrant and lovely;
16”–18”; late spring.
#01-0310 5/$18.40
25/$76.75
N. ‘Sinopel’ 50/$139.50
250/$607.50 500/$1055
Verona – one of the
most perfectly formed
all white, show quality
daffodils; one we’ve
used in hybridizing
and is fabulous in the
garden; 14”-18”; late
spring.
#01-0320 10/$19.80
50/$82.50
100/$150 500/$650
1000/$1130
N. ‘Verona’
DIVISION 4 – DOUBLE
“One or more flowers to a stem, with
doubling of the perianth segments or the corona
or both”. Camellia or roselike flowers; with single
or multiple blooms; good for shows, showy gardens,
picking and bedding; bulb size 16+cm unless
otherwise noted; 4–5 per sq. ft.; whz 4-8 unless
otherwise noted; 14-16cm bulbs unless otherwise
noted.
Acropolis – a single,
very full, pristine white
double with flecks of
red in the center; like
something you’d find
in the tropics with a
spicy fragrance; 18”–
20”; late-mid spring;
whz 3–8. #01-0402
10/$14.20 50/$59
100/$107 500/$465
N. ‘Acropolis’ 1000/$810
Albus Plenus
Odoratus – an old favorite
Heirloom that
has been moved to this
division from division
13; lovely, all white,
fragrant, gardenia-like
double which performs
best in cooler climates;
12”–14”; whz 3-7; very
late spring; 12-14cm
bulbs. #01-1301
N. ‘Albus Plenus Odoratus’
5/$9.25 25/$38.50
50/$70 250/$305 500/$530
Bridal Crown – this
multiple-blossomed
white and saffron
flower is one of the
earliest of the doubles
to bloom and is
a great forcer; it remains
short but blooms
above its dark green
foliage; has a heavenly
fragrance; 3–6 florets
per stem; 14”–16”;
early-mid spring; whz N. ‘Bridal Crown’
4–9; (14/16cm). #01-0403 10/$8 50/$33.50
100/$61 500/$265 1000/$460
N. ‘Cheerfulness’
Daphne – a sport of
N. ornatus; lovely old
daffodil favorite from
Brent’s childhood which
blooms earlier and performs
better here than
N. ’Albus Plenus Odoratus’;
has a hint of red
deep in the center of
the flower; lovely spicy,
sweet fragrance; 1914;
mid-late spring; 12”-14”.
C h e e r f u l n e s s –
creamy white flowers
with yellow flecks in
its roselike center;
this Heirloom cultivar
has 2–3 florets
per stem and has a
sweet, musky fragrance;
1923; 14”–16”;
late spring; whz 4–9.
#01-0404
10/$9.20
50/$38.50
100/$70 500/$305
1000/$530
N. ‘Daphne’
#01-0439 5/$16.30 25/$68 50/$123.50
250/$537.50 500/$935
Delnashaugh – single
flowered double
with beautiful white,
very large, overlapping,
rounded petals
that surround a tight
cluster of apricot pink
inner segments, making
a strong statement in
the garden and on the
show bench; hybrid of
N. ‘Romance’; 16”–18”;
N. ‘Delnashaugh’ late spring; zones 3–8.
#01-0405 10/$10.50 50/$43.50 100/$79
500/$345 1000/$600
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D A F F O D I L S

D A F F O D I L S
Narcissus/Daffodil-Double, continued
Double Fun - a fun double daffodil with white
petals and yellow petaloids when young but acquires
a more colorful ‘personality’ as it matures;
mid-late spring; 12”-16”. #01-0434 10/$19.80
50/$82.50 100/$150 500/$650 1000/$1130
N. ‘Double Fun’ - young flower on left, mature on right
Double Smiles –
one of our very own
seedlings which has
the double flower of
N. ‘Meeting’, its ‘Mom’
and the wonderful fragrance
and multi-flowers
of N. jonquilla, its
‘Dad’; 10”-14”; intermediate;
mid spring.
#01-0426 10/$8.20
50/$34 100/$62
500/$270 1000/$470
N. ‘Erlicheer’
Extravaganza – extremely
showy daffodil
with double coral
corona interspersed
with white; looks a bit
like dollops of whipped
cream on top! 13”–17”;
late-mid spring.
#01-0431
10/$21.50 50/$89.50
100/$163 500/$710
1000/$1230
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N. ‘Double Smiles’
Erlicheer – a sweet
smelling bouquet on
one stem! Little double
white flowers with
honey yellow segments
interspersed; superb
in pots; 10”–12”; whz
6–9; early-mid spring;
(15/17cm); 1934.
#01-0418 10/$14.50
50/$58 100/$104
500/$470 1000/$840
N. ‘Extravaganza’
Flower Parade - (N.
Flower Drift x N. Tahiti)
lovely fully double
creamy white flower
with rich tangerine
orange segments
interspersed with
a hint of greenish
yellow radiating out
through the perianth
segments; very
N. ‘Flower Parade’ sturdy stems; mid
spring; 14”-16”.
#01-0437 10/$13.60 50/$56.50 100/$103
500/$445 1000/$780
If you’re ever in our area, we do hope you’ll come by for a
visit. The Bulb Shoppe and Gardens are normally open
10am - 4pm Tuesday - Saturday. But Denise is also planning
to open on Mondays in the Spring and Fall. If you
are planning to visit on a Monday, just to be safe, it’s a
good idea to call to be sure we’ll be open to welcome you!
Narcissus/Daffodil-Double, continued
N. ‘Manly’
M y S t o r y - fully
double and a ton of
color gives this flower
lots of visual appeal;
strong stems hold up
its large flowers; wonderful
in flower arrangements;
12”-14”;
mid spring. #01-0428
10/$19.80 50/$82.50
100/$150 500/$650
1000/$1130
N. ‘Obdam’
M a n l y – probably
named so because of
its strong stems and
sturdy, non-blasting
single blossoms; beautifully
formed, pale
yellow with mandarin
orange segments; terrific
for showing and
bedding; 14”-16”; latemid
spring; whz 3–8.
#01-0409 10/$13.60
50/$56.50 100/$103
500/$445 1000/$780
N. ‘My Story’
Obdam – this almost
pure white fully double
sport of N. ‘Ice Follies’
reminds us of a Gardenia;
especially showy
surrounded by Muscari
and T. ‘Come-Back’; mid
spring; 16”–18”.
#01-0419 10/$9.40
50/$39 100/$71
500/$310 1000/$540
Queens Day - the
people of the Netherlands
have a lovely and
beloved Queen. The day
in early May when they
celebrate her birthday
is called ‘Queens Day’;
this wonderfully strong
upright golden yellow
double is a tribute to
a wonderful lady; mid
spring; 14”-16”.
N. ‘Queens Day’
#01-0438 10/$16.70 50/$69.50 100/$126
500/$550 1000/$950
Sherborne - luscious
and lovely, and looks
soft as a pillow, but is
strong as an oak and
garden worthy as well
as a show winner; grown
by our friend, ‘Sir Henry’;
14”-16”; mid spring.
#01-0429 5/$13
25/$54 50/$98.50
250/$427.50 500/$745
N. ‘Sherborne’
Sir Winston Churchill
– as sturdy as its name
suggests, also more gorgeous
than you might
expect; 3–5 silver dollar
sized creamy white flowers
with orange flecks
interspersed; a sport of
N. ‘Geranium’, it has the
same great fragrance
and perennial habits;
15”–17”; late-mid spring; N. ‘Sir Winston Churchill’
whz 3–9. #01-0413 10/$8.30 50/$34.50
100/$63 500/$275 1000/$470
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Narcissus/Daffodil-Double, continued
Snowball - white as
driven snow with many
petaloides in the center;
this double daffodil will
make a terrific companion
to many other
flowers in your spring
garden; 12”-16”; mid-late
spring; fragrant; 1937.
#01-0435 10/$22.10
N. ‘Snowball’
50/$92 100/$168
500/$730 1000/$1270
Tahiti – single flowered,
multiple rows of
very soft yellow, rounded,
beautifully formed
petals with bright red
segments in the middle;
strong stemmed, blast
resistant perennializer
and a great show flower;
14”–16”; late-mid spring;
zones 3–8. #01-0414
10/$11.50 50/$48
100/$87 500/$380
N. ‘Tahiti’
1000/$660
N. ‘Wave’
White Medal - a real
medal winner; peony
looking, beautifully
balanced flower with a
strong stem and regal
elegance; 14”-16”; late
spring.
#01-0430
10/$17.30 50/$72
100/$131 500/$570
1000/$990
N. ‘Yellow Cheerfulness’
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Wave - pristine white
flowers surround a
bright yellow cup that
is filled with yellow
and white petaloides
reminiscent of the
sea foam made by
the churning waves; a
great new one for the
garden; 12”-16”; midlate
spring. #01-0436
5/$12.60 25/$52.50
50/$95.50 250/$415
500/$725
N. ‘White Medal’
Yellow
Cheerfulness – this
Heirloom, perennial is
a sport of N. ’Cheerfulness’;
2–3 primrose
yellow, flowers per
stem; narrow, dark
green foliage; great
with early azaleas;
1937; 14”–16”; late;
whz 3–9.
#01-0416 10/$10.10
50/$42.50 100/$77
500/$335 1000/$580
Interesting gardens can occur when several types of
bulbs, perennials and annuals with similar sun/soil/
moisture requirements are combined in the same
flowerbed. It becomes a Layer or Lasagna Garden
when suggested planting depths are variable enough
to make it possible to plant them on top of each other.
With good planning, the flowers can bloom together,
making a mass of color, or sequentially, providing a long
sequence of bloom. Either way, it’s rewarding and a
good use of garden space...’the more plant material in
the garden, the less room there is for weeds’!
Narcissus/Daffodil-Triandrus
DIVISION 5 – TRIANDRUS
“Usually two or more pendent flowers
to a stem; perianth segments reflexed”.
Fuchsia-like blooms often with a fruity fragrance;
great in containers; 4–5 bulbs per sq. ft; whz 4–9;
bulbs are 12/14cm.
N. ‘Chipper’
Ice Wings – this
little gem sports 2
to 3 creamy to ivory
white fragrant nodding
tubular flowers
with reflexed
perianths; good for
pots; mid-late spring;
10”-12”. #01-0504
10/$11.30 50/$47
100/$85 500/$370
1000/$640
Chipper – opens soft
yellow and here the perianth
fades to a lovely
cream; has performed
w o n d e r f u l l y i n o u r
garden for years; mid
spring; 12”14”.
#01-0511 5/$16.40
25/$68.25 50/$124
250/$540 500/$940
N. ‘Ice Wings’
Katie Heath –
one of our very own
hybrids which we
named for Brent’s
mother; a precious,
beautifully formed,
long-lasting, white
and pink triandrus;
as strong, sturdy
and lovely as ‘Katie’
was! 10”–12”; mid
N. ‘Katie Heath’ spring. #01-0506
10/$7.60 50/$31.50 100/$58 500/$250
1000/$440
Park Tropical - multiple,
beautifully formed
flowers per stem with
broad, rounded, soft
yellow coronas; looks
to be a winner on the
show bench and in the
garden; 10”-14”; midlate
spring.
#01-0510
10/$19.80
50/$82.50
100/$150
500/$650 1000/$1130
N. ‘Petrel’
N. ‘Park Tropical’
Petrel – 3–5 pure
white, bell-shaped florets
per stem; a small,
floriferous, American
bred beauty; exceptional
fragrance; wins
lots of ribbons in shows
and is great in patriotic
gardens; 12”–14”; midlate
spring.
#01-0501 10/$9.10
50/$38 100/$69
500/$300 1000/$520
(Office: M-F 8am-6pm; Sat 10am-4pm; Sun closed)
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D A F F O D I L S
Narcissus/Daffodil-Triandrus
Puppet – normally two
flowers per stem on
this cute little colorful
daffodil with a
demitasse-shaped orange
cup; 10”-14”; mid
spring.
#01-0509
10/$8 50/$33
100/$60 500/$265
1000/$460
N. ‘Puppet’
Stint – a floriferous,
American bred
show flower with 2–3
luminous, soft yellow,
pendulous flowers per
stem; a great garden
perennial especially
with early and mid
spring tulips; 10”–12”;
mid spring. #01-0502
10/$7.50 50/$31.50
100/$57 500/$250
N. ‘Stint’
1000/$430
Thalia – one of the few
daffodils that opens
pure white; 2–3 flowers
per stem that are
a bit more outfacing
than others in this
group; a perennializer
that shows up beautifully
against the dark
green ground covers;
often fragrant on a
warm day; Heirloom
N. ‘Thalia’
1916; 12”–14”; mid-late
spring. #01-0503 10/$7.50 50/$31.50
100/$57 500/$245 1000/$430
Many white daffodils
open with yellow in
the cup and mature
to all white. However,
N. ‘Thalia’ opens
pure white. It is
SO white, it makes
the colors of all the
other flowers POP!
Here with Muscari
armeniacum
and T.‘Decora’,
N.’Thalia’ almost
glows!
Do you have an interest in learning more about
daffodils and associating with other people who
adore this wonderful genus
Join: The American Daffodil Society
P. O. Box 522
Hawkinsville, GA 31036
email: jager@dishmail.net
If you live in or near Virginia and want to become
a member of our hometown organization:
Margaret Ford;
5313 Tuckahoe Ave;
Richmond, VA 23226
Narcissus/Daffodil-Cyclamineus
DIVISION 6 – CYCLAMINEUS
“One flower to a stem; perianth segments significantly
reflexed; flower at an acute angle to the stem,
with a very short pedicel or neck”. With their faces
looking like they are standing in front of a fan,
they look and perform wonderfully in pots and are
terrific for forcing; seem to be more tolerant to
partial shade and moisture as a group; 4–5 per sq.
ft.; whz 4–9. Bulbs are 12/14cm unless otherwise
noted.
Ara - nicely formed
daffodil with a lemon
yellow cup surrounded
by white overlapping
perianth segments;
strong daffodil, great
for large displays in
the garden; 12”-16”;
midseason. #01-0628
5/$9.50 25/$39.50
50/$72 250/$312.50
500/$545
N. ‘February Gold’ with
Muscari arm. ‘Christmas Pearl’
N. ‘Ara’
February Gold – one
of the most reliable,
reblooming perennial
bulbs; all yellow and
appropriately blooms
here in February;
petals are not as recurved
as some others
in this division;
8”–12”; 1923; early
spring. #01-0604
10/$7.30 50/$30.50
100/$55 500/$240
1000/$420
Itzim – like a rocket,
this little yellow
flower with a rich orange
cup often points
up with its petals
flared back toward
the ground; long lasting
American bred
winner; early spring;
10”–12”; (12/14cm).
#01-0620 10/$6.30
N. ‘Itzim’
50/$26 100/$48 500/$205 1000/$360
Because N. ‘Itzim’
blooms in early
spring and has such
happy, eye-catching
colors, it really helps
to chase away the
‘doldrums’ often
brought about by the
dull colors of a long
winter season. But
when combined with
other bright, complimenting
colors
like T. ‘Flair’, it lifts
the heart and even
causes more smiles
to all who are privileged
to see them
bloom together!
Find out more information about these and other
chapters on our web site:
www.brentandbeckysbulbs.com
Flowerbulbs, like onions and potatoes, are
perishable. Please plant your bulbs as soon as
possible after you receive them or store them dry
with plenty of ventilation. Always open boxes so
bulbs can breathe.
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N. ‘Jack Snipe’
Jack Snipe – intermediate
sized flower
with swept back white
petals and a medium
b u t t e r c u p - y e l l o w
cup; forms wonderful
clumps; 8”–10“; mid
spring. #01-0606
10/$8.80 50/$36.50
100/$66 500/$290
1000/$500
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Narcissus/Daffodil-Cyclamineus, cont. Narcissus/Daffodil-Cyclamineus, cont.
N. ‘Jetfire’
Larkwhistle – floriferous
and smooth,
t h e s e b e a u t i f u l l y
formed golden blossoms
stand well above
its rosette-type foliage,
provide long lasting
blossoms in the garden
and ribbons for the
show bench; 12”–14”;
mid spring; (14/16cm).
#01-0609 10/$12
50/$50 100/$91
500/$395 1000/$690
N. ‘Maria’
Prototype - amazing
and unusual in coloration
with pale yellow
petals and pink cup;
this cultivar is blazing
the trail for others to
follow! 10”-14”; midseason.
#01-0629 10/$15.90
50/$66.50 100/$121
500/$525 1000/$910
Jetfire – lovely, prolific
flower with very
reflexed yellow petals
and a bright red/orange
cup; great form
and substance; terrific
for the garden and for
show; 12”–14”; earlymid
spring.
#01-0607 10/$6
50/$25 100/$45
500/$195 1000/$340
N. ‘Larkwhistle’
M a r i a - there is
something very special
about ‘Maria’;
she’s brightly colored,
bold and looks to be
a strong performer;
from our friend, Renis;
10”-14”; early-mid
spring. #01-0633
10/$9.70 50/$40.50
100/$74 500/$320
1000/$560
N. ‘Prototype’
N. ‘Reggae’
Reggae - lovely flower
with white petals and a
salmon pink cup; perianth
segments are not
as reflexed as others in
this group, but this is a
wonderful show flower
as well as one for your
garden; 10”-14”; mid
spring.
#01-0632 10/$9.10
50/$38 100/$69
500/$300 1000/$520
Surfside – reminds
me of a creamy billowing
surf with short stocky
strength; the expanded
large ruffled cup opens
creamy and turns to
white; clear white perianth
flows back like a
wave; very strong; mid
spring; 10”–12”.
#01-0622 10/$10.60 N. ‘Surfside’
50/$44.50 100/$81 500/$350 1000/$610
N. ‘Toby the First’
Wisley - nicely formed,
showy flower with terrific
garden potential;
elegant and strong; 10”-
12”; early-mid spring.
#01-0627
10/$18.80
50/$78.50
100/$143 500/$620
1000/$1080
Toby the First – white,
somewhat reflexed
petals and a soft yellow,
narrow cup; produces
many flowers
and blooms above its
foliage; forces easily;
10”–12”; very early
spring; (10/12cm).
#01-0615 10/$20.80
50/$86.50 100/$157
500/$685 1000/$1190
N. ‘Wisley’
D A F F O D I L S
N. ‘Prototype’ in the garden with T. ‘Sugar Love’, Hyacinthus
‘Pink Pearl’ and H. ‘Blue Jacket’ make an exquisite
pastel garden combo.
Rapture – appropriately
named
because it’s one of
the more beautiful,
perfectly formed in
this group; great in the
garden and on the show
bench; 8”-10”; earlymid
spring bloomer.
#01-0613 10/$8.20
50/$34 100/$62
500/$270 1000/$470
N. ‘Rapture’
BRENT AND BECKY’S FAVORITES NEW FOR 2010
The Gloucester Daffodil Festival is held each year on the last
weekend in March and is such fun. We have thousands of people
attend. In Spring 2009, our son Jay, decided that we needed
to be in the parade. So he volunteered his ‘daffodil yellow golf
cart’, which Brent and our daughter-in-law, Denise, decorated.
WOW! Look at those pretty daffodils! To see the back of the
golf cart, see page 42.
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= Pannill & Wister Awards p. 7

D A F F O D I L S
Narcissus/Daffodil-Jonquilla
DIVISION 7 – JONQUILLA
“One to five flowers to a stem; perianth
segments spreading or reflexed; flowers
usually fragrant”. Foliage is often reed-like
or at least very narrow and dark green; most like
the hot baking summer sun; great for Southern
gardens although many are adaptable in cooler
climates as well; lovely, sweet fragrance that acts
as a natural air freshener; most are great in pots;
14-16cm unless otherwise noted; whz 4–9.
Bahama Beach - one
of our own seedlings
(N. ‘Kissproof’ x N. jonquilla,
7Y-Y); the color
reminds me of a sandy
beach...hence the name!
Great fragrance and
lots of flowers; 16”-
20”; mid-late spring.
#01-0731 10/$10.10
50/$42.50 100/$77
500/$335 1000/$580 N. ‘Bahama Beach’
Beautiful Eyes – one
of our own seedlings
and the first white/redorange
jonquillas - and
it’s ‘one of our children’!
(N. ‘Avenger’x N. jonquilla)
(7W-OR); it opens
with yellow petals which
turn white at maturity;
we think this one is one
of the best! Fragrant;
mid-late spring; 12”-16”.
N. ‘Beautiful Eyes’ #01-0730 10/$9.70
50/$40.50 100/$74 500/$320 1000/$560
Blushing Lady – one
of our own seedlings (N.
‘Bookmark’ x N. jonquilla)
one of our favorites
back with a flair; lush
soft yellow flower developing
a rich pastel
pink cup; 2-3 flowers
per stem; lovely soft
sweet fragrance; superb
choice for garden and
containers; 12”-14”; midlate
spring. #01-0724
N. ‘Blushing Lady’
10/$15.90 50/$66.50 100/$121 500/$525
1000/$910
Curlew – this floriferous
hybrid from
Grant Mitsch has a
very long, trumpet-like
cup that opens creamy
yellow and matures to
ivory white; lovely fragrance;
12”–14”; latemid
spring; (14/16cm).
#01-0704 10/$8.90
50/$37 100/$67
500/$295 1000/$510
N. ‘Curlew’
Derringer – one of
our very own seedlings,
which has similar coloration
of N. ‘Big Gun’,
its ‘Mom’ and the wonderful
fragrance of N.
jonquilla, its ‘Dad’; great
in the garden and in
pots; 10”-14”; mid spring;
(14/16cm).
N. ‘Derringer’
#01-0727 10/$10.50
50/$43.50 100/$79 500/$345 1000/$600
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Narcissus/Daffodil-Jonquilla, cont.
N. ‘Fruit Cup’
Golden Echo – one
of our very own seedlings;
longer than usual,
golden yellow cup melts
down on its creamy
white petals; a strong
grower; wonderfully
fragrant and great
in pots; mid spring;
12”-16”. #01-0725
10/$11.60 50/$48
100/$88 500/$380
1000/$660
N. ‘Hillstar’
Intrigue – a bit
variable and truly intriguing
with its bright
yellow perianth segments
with halo and
its broad cup that is
scalloped on its edge,
opens yellow and matures
to pure white; an
amazing contrast in
c o l o r s ; f r o m o u r
friend, Bill Pannill; late
spring; (14/16cm).
Fruit Cup – this
American bred white
and pale yellow hybrid
has the sweetfruity
fragrance and
foliage of a jonquilla,
but the perfect form
and grace of an award
winning large cup;
truly beautiful; 10”–
12”; late-mid spring;
(12/14cm). #01-0706
10/$8.50 50/$35.50
100/$64 500/$280
1000/$480
N. ‘Golden Echo’
Hillstar – sister
seedling of N. ‘Pipit’
with lemon yellow petals
and a halo at the
b a s e ; l o n g e r a n d
broader white cup
with buff shading and
a white edge; 2–3 flowers
per stem; terrific
in the garden and in
shows; 14”–16”; latemid
spring; (12/14cm).
#01-0707 10/$7.20
50/$30 100/$55
500/$240 1000/$410
N. ‘Intrigue’
#01-0708 10/$9.20 50/$38.50 100/$70
500/$305 1000/$530
N. ‘Kedron’
Kedron – American
bred by Willis Wheeler
and one that we sent to
Holland many years ago
to be increased; several
vivid orange cups
‘bleed’ their color into
the rich, bronzy yellow,
perfectly formed petals
of this lusciously fragrant
flower; 12”–15”;
mid spring; (12/14cm).
#01-0723 10/$7.50
50/$31.50 100/$57
500/$250 1000/$430
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Narcissus/Daffodil-Jonquilla, cont.
Narcissus/Daffodil-Jonquilla, cont.
N. ‘La Belle’
La Belle – precious little
intermediate flower that
gives a garden a bright
spot and lots of color
punch; great in pots; 6”-
10”; late-mid spring; 1937.
#01-0726 10/$7.00
50/$29.50 100/$53
500/$230 1000/$400
Lieke - (LEE-kuh) one
of our own seedlings
with white petals, a
green-eyed, yellow
cup and a fabulous
fragrance; a beautiful,
great growing
daffodil named for a
precious little girl and
the daughter of one
of our favorite bulb
growers; 14”-18”; midlate
spring. #01-0734 10/$11.70 50/$48.50
N. ‘Lieke’
100/$89 500/$385 1000/$670
P a p p y G e o r g e
– one of our seedlings
(N. ‘Jezebel’ x
N. jonquilla) named
for Brent’s father,
George Heath, who
grew over 10,000
different daffodil
cultivars in his
lifetime; he adored
jonquillas and this
one has 2-3 very fragrant
flowers with
N. ‘Pappy George’
bright, amber yellow petals and deep reddish
orange cups, this very floriferous strong grower is
as appealing as its namesake! Mid spring; 14”–16”.
#01-0721 10/$7.80 50/$32.50 100/$59
500/$260 1000/$450
Pipit – on the front
cover of our book, Daffodils
for North American
Gardens; 2–3 luminous
yellow flowers
per stem but the cup
quickly turns white;
superb garden perennial
and show winner;
American bred;
14”–16”; mid spring;
(12/14cm).
N. ‘Pipit’
#01-0713 10/$6.70
50/$28 100/$51 500/$220 1000/$380
The contrasting colors of N. ‘Pipit’, Muscari ‘Mount
Hood’ and a bright pink tulip pulls your eyes right to this
garden. What an attention-grabbing combination to plant
right next to your business - everyone would come!
N. ‘Quail’
Sailboat – numerous
creamy white flowers
waving above its
foliage with its swept
back petals looking
like sails catching the
breeze; wonderful
fragrance; seedling
by Bill Pannill; 10”–12”;
late-mid spring.
#01-0717 10/$7.80
50/$32.50 100/$59
500/$260 1000/$450
N. ‘Silver Smiles’
Stratosphere –
one of the largest
and tallest jonquillas;
2–3 deep golden flowers
with an even
more golden cup;
wonderfully fragrant
perennial that wins a
place on the bench
and in the garden;
18”–24”; late spring;
(14/16cm).
#01-0718
10/$11.70
50/$48.50
100/$89 500/$385
1000/$670
N. ‘Sweet Love’
Quail – one of the
most floriferous daffodils;
its bronzy yellow
flowers can be seen
all the way across our
field; American bred;
2–4 flowers per stem;
reliable favorite; 12”–
14”; mid spring.
#01-0716
10/$6.50 50/$27
100/$49 500/$215
1000/$370
N. ‘Sailboat’
Silver Smiles -
one of our very own
seedlings! (N. ‘Olivet’
x N. jonquilla) smooth,
great substance and
lots of wonderful
fragrance makes this
a terrific choice for
your garden and the
show bench; 14”-16”;
mid spring.
#01-0732 10/$10.90
50/$45.50 100/$83
500/$360 1000/$630
N. ‘Stratosphere’
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Sweet Love – one
of our own seedlings
(N. ‘Sweet Charity’ x
N. jonquilla); an incredibly,
sweetly fragrant
flower - better
than most perfumes;
very vigorous with
multiple bloomstalks
with multiple flowers;
this one is very
special; mid spring;
12”-16”.
#01-0729 10/$8
50/$33 100/$60
500/$265
1000/$460
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D A F F O D I L S
Narcissus/Daffodil-Jonquilla, cont.
Sweet Smiles – one
of our very own seedlings
and a favorite;
sweet fragrant,
white and pink jonquilla
although the
cup opens creamy
and acquires color at
maturity; 2-3 flowers
per stem; cups are
trumpet in length;
12”-16”; mid spring
N. ‘Sweet Smiles’ (12+cm).
#01-0736 5/$15.70 25/$65.50 50/$119
250/$517.50 500/$900
S w e e t n e s s
– golden yellow
flower with a superb
fragrance; is
a prolific grower
and perennializer;
often has secondary
blooms**; a great
forcer; Heirloom
1939; 12”–14”; mid
spring; (12/14cm).
N. ‘Sweetness’
#01-0720
10/$5.70 50/$24 100/$44 500/$190
1000/$330
**The term ‘secondary blooms’ refers to the ‘daughter
bulbs’ that ‘mother daffodil bulbs’ generate by division.
Some of those ‘daughter bulbs’ bloom after the mother
bulb blooms, which helps that particular flower stay in
bloom longer.
DIVISION 8 – TAZETTA
“Usually three to twenty flowers
to a stout stem; leaves broad; perianth
segments spreading, not reflexed; flowers
fragrant”. Excellent perennializers with a musky,
sweet fragrance; good for Southern gardens,
forcing and bedding; whz 5–9 unless otherwise
noted.
Aspasia – a pre-
1908 Heirloom that
has withstood the
test of time; marvelously
fragrant; 10”-
14”; late spring; 14/16
cm bulbs; 1908.
#01-0808
10/$8.60 50/$36
100/$65 500/$285
1000/$490
N. ‘Aspasia’
A v a l a n c h e –
called ‘Seventeen
Sisters’ in the past
because of its 15–
20 white petaled
a n d d e m i t a s s e -
s h a p e d c u p p e d ,
sweetly fragrant
flowers per stem;
show flower and
great in the garden
with other bright
colored bulbs and
N. ‘Avalanche’ perennials; 1700;
whz 6–9; 16”–18”;
early-mid spring; forces easily; (16/17cm).
#01-0801 10/$13.30 50/$55.50 100/$101
500/$440 1000/$760
N. ‘Falconet’
Geranium – this nice
creamy white and orange
Heirloom perennial
should be planted
where you’ll notice
and benefit from its
wonderful fragrance
the most; hardy to
zone 4 in most instances;
1930; latemid
spring; 14”-16”;
(14/16cm). #01-0803
10/$8.60 50/$36
100/$65 500/$285
1000/$490
Narcissus/Daffodil-Tazetta
Falconet – 3–5
dazzling bright gold
and rich orange flowers
with an alluring
musky sweet perfume;
a must for
beds, borders and
containers; American
bred; 12”–14”; mid
spring; (12/14cm).
#01-0806 10/$7.30
50/$30.50 100/$55
500/$240
1000/$420
M a r t i n e t t e –
moved to this division;
a virtual
bouquet on a stem,
many bright yellow
and orange flowers
are lovely and
wonderfully aromatic
in a vase as
it is in the 55 mph
garden; 14”–16”;
early-mid spring;
N. ‘Martinette’
f o r c e s e a s i l y ;
(12/14+cm).
#01-0710 10/$6.40 50/$26.50 100/$48
500/$210 1000/$360
Silver Chimes - a
beautiful flower with
an amazing fragrance;
opens with creamy yellow
cups and matures
to all white; an ‘ole
timer’; 14”-18”; mid
spring.
#01-0810 10/$10.30
50/$43 100/$78
500/$340 1000/$590
N. ‘Geranium’
N. ‘Silver Chimes’
We are continually trying to think of small ways we
can keep from filling up our landfills. 1. Brent and
I built our own house out of recycled materials. 2.
The tree trimming company offloads all their chipped
tree limbs here that they used to have to pay to take
to the dump! 3. Our daughter-in-law, Denise, has a
‘Jack-O-rotten’ campaign where people bring in their
used pumpkins to The Bulb Shoppe in exchange for
paper white bulbs. 4. People can also bring in their
leaves in clear leaf bags in exchange for daffodil bulbs
to plant in their garden. We compost the pumpkins
and leaves trying to teach the concept of composting
instead of burning the leaves or the tree limbs, which
only mucks up the air! This compost turns into ‘black
gold’, which we then put back in our garden to feed the
soil. This type of small composting operation would
be a wonderful project for a High School Horticultural
program in your community! Let’s all do whatever
we can to help unclutter the landfills! Remember:
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle!
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BRENT AND BECKY’S FAVORITES NEW FOR 2010
= Wister Awards (ADS) pg. 7

Narcissus/Daffodil-Poeticus
DIVISION 9 – POETICUS
“Usually one flower to a stem;
perianth segments pure white; corona or cup
usually disc-shaped, with a green or yellow
center and red rim; flowers fragrant.” Excellent
perennials with a spicy fragrance, dogwoodlike
blooms; good for picking; best in whz 3–7; 5
per sq. ft.
Actaea – large flowers
with white, rounded,
overlapping perianth
segments and a dark
red rimmed yellow
cup; great Heirloom
perennial; 1927; 15”–
17”; mid-late spring;
(14+cm).
#01-0901 10/$13.60
N. ‘Actaea’
Angel Eyes – an
exquisitely formed,
American bred flower
with a red/orange
banded, green-eyed
cup and pure white petals;
lovely; late spring;
12”-14”. #01-0906
10/$19.80 50/$82.50
100/$150 500/$650
1000/$1130
50/$56.50 100/$103
500/$445 1000/$780
N. ‘Angel Eyes’
D a c t y l – a lovely
rounded flat white
flower with a wonderfully
contrasting
small cup of deep gold
with a green eye and
dark red rim; great
garden week flower;
late spring; 12”–14”;
(14+cm).
#01-0904 10/$16.70
50/$69.50 100/$126
N. ‘Dactyl’ 500/$550 1000/$950
Felindre – a very colorful
poeticus with a
rich green eye, dark
yellow middle and a
very visible, broad red
rim around the cup
surrounded by pristine
white, overlapping
petals; 12”–15”;
late spring; 1930;
(14+cm).
#01-0905 10/$18.30
50/$76.50 100/$139 N. ‘Felindre’
500/$605 1000/$1050
M i l a n – white,
pointy petals that
are a bit reflexed and
a yellow cup with a
little green eye and a
tiny red rim; graceful
Heirloom perennial;
1932; 16”–18”; late
spring; (12/14cm).
#01-0903
5/$17.25
25/$72 50/$131
250/$570
500/$990
N. ‘Milan’
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Narcissus/Daffodil-Split Corona
DIVISION 10–BULBOCODIUM
“Usually one flower to a stem; perianth
segments insignificant compared with corona;
filament and style are usually curved.” Cultivars
in this division are offspring of the species
bulbocodium conspicuus, often referred to as
‘Hoop Petticoat’; topsized bulbs; whz 3-9.
N. ‘Julia Jane’ - see miniatures p. 27
DIVISION 11 – SPLIT CORONA
“Corona split - usually for more than half
its length.” A division where the cup of the
daffodil is split into segments and spreads back
against the petals; sometimes the cup is smooth,
often it’s frilly and many other times it’s in between;
16+cm bulbs and whz 3-8 unless otherwise
noted.
11A – Collar Daffodils
“Split corona daffodils with the corona
segments opposite the perianth segments; the
corona segments usually in two whorls of three.”
Cassata – the yellow cup
which matures to almost
pure white, folds back
against the pristine
white petals, almost
completely covering
them; a large flower
that makes a wonderful
mass of color; good
perennializer, too; 16”–
18”; early-mid spring.
#01-1102 10/$13.60
50/$56.50 100/$103
500/$445 1000/$780
Centannees – One
of the most brilliant
yellow/orange split
coronas to date - replacing
N. ‘Mondragon’;
early-mid spring;
14”-16”. #01-1128
5/$11.05 25/$46
50/$84 250/$365
500/$635
N. ‘Centannees’
Cum Laude – one
of the most successful
perennial,
salmon pink split
corona daffodils
in our garden for
many years; early
mid spring; 14”-16”.
#01-1124
10/$15.90
50/$66.50
100/$121 500/$525
N. ‘Cum Laude’
1000/$910
Curly Lace - (recently
moved from
div. 7) One of our
own seedlings (N.
‘Curly’ x N. jonquilla)
with wonderful
characteristics of
each; wonderful
fragrance and terrific
N. ‘Curly Lace’
grower; 12”-
14”; early/mid spring. #01-0733 10/$7.80
50/$32.50 100/$59 500/$260 1000/$450
(Office: M-F 8am-6pm; Sat 10am-4pm; Sun closed)
N. ‘Cassata’
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D A F F O D I L S
Narcissus/Daffodil-Split Corona, cont. Narcissus/Daffodil-by Botanical Name
Exotic Mystery
– one of our very
own seedlings; a truly
unusual flower that
has created quite
a stir in our seedling
patch in Holland.
Our grower group,
Spectrum Bulbs, has
given it many alternate
names such as
‘Wild Thing’, ‘Outer
N. ‘Exotic Mystery’ Space’, ‘Green Ghost’
and ‘Unbelievable’.
Registered as yellow, it is normally more green
than yellow throughout most of its life. It is such
fun to watch it develop! Mid-late spring; 14”-16”.
#01-1129 5/$32.50 25/$135.50 50/$246
250/$1070 500/$1860
Hungarian Rhapsody -
a beautiful cultivar hybridized
by American,
Grant Mitsch; overlapping
and frilled deep
apricot pink cup; midlate
spring; 12”-16”.
#01-1127 5/$11.45
25/$47.75 50/$86.50
250/$377.50
500/$655
Mary Gay Lirette
– named for our good
friend who holds our
musical community
together by sharing
her incredible talent
as a professional
pianist; the flower
opens in early mid
spring with a yellow
cup that quickly
turns salmon and
folds back against
N. ‘Mary Gay Lirette’ white petals; as
strong and beautiful as its namesake! 14”–16”; early-mid
spring. #01-1104 5/$11.45 25/$47.75
50/$86.50 250/$377.50 500/$655
Smiling Twin –
one of our very
o w n s e e d l i n g s
(N. ‘Palmares’ x
N. jonquilla); nice
fragrance from
its ‘Dad’; form
from its ‘Mom’;
1 0 ” - 1 4 ” ; m i d
spring.
#01-1123
10/$10.90
50/$45.50
100/$83
500/$360 1000/$630
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N. ‘Sovereign’
N. ‘Hungarian Rhapsody’
N. ‘Smiling Twin’
Sovereign – a really
big boy! A gargantuan
white flower with a
bright orange, wavy
split corona measuring
a good 6” across; very
showy flower with lots
of focal value; late-mid
spring; 16”–18”.
#01-1112
10/$15.40
50/$64.50
100/$117
500/$510
1000/$880
N. ‘Tripartite’
Tripartite – like a
cluster of yellow butterflies;
this lovely
flower sports 3 or 4
sweetly fragrant lemon
yellow flowers with
attractive short flat
split coronas; this is
the beginning of a new
look in daffodils; midlate
spring; 12”–14”;
(14/16cm).
#01-1109 10/$7.40
50/$30.50 100/$56
500/$240 1000/$420
11B – Papillon Daffodils
“Split corona daffodils with the
corona segments alternate to the perianth
segments; the corona segments usually in a
single whorl of six.” Coloration of the corona
often appears in sunburst-like streaks; whz 3-8.
Trepolo – one of the
most colorful of the
sunburst type split coronas
we have seen; it’s
a real eye-popper! Late
mid spring; 14”-18”.
#01-1125 10/$15.30
50/$63.50
100/$116 500/$505
1000/$880
N. ‘Trepolo’
DIV. 12 -OTHER DAFFODILS
“Daffodil cultivars which do not
fit the definition of any other division.”
N. ‘Tete-a-Tete’ - see miniature section, p. 29
N. ‘Tiny Bubbles’ - see miniature section, p. 29
N. ‘Toto’ - see miniature section, p.29
DIVISION 13 –
DISTINGUISHED SOLELY BY
BOTANICAL NAME
“All species and wild or reputedly
wild variants and hybrids.” Ones that we refer
to as species daffodils and most of which are
Heirloom and suitable for restoration gardening
from 1700 on.
albus plenus odoratus – see division 4, page 15.
bulbocodium conspicuus – see miniatures p.25.
jonquilla-see ‘Baby Moon’ with miniatures, p. 25.
jonquilla var. henriquesii – see miniatures p.27.
macleayi - see miniatures p. 27.
moschatus – see N. ‘W. P. Milner; page 29.
nanus var.
lobularis – this
wonderful little
bicolor species
t r u m p e t h a s
naturalized here
over the years
and although not
a show flower,
has made a lovely
N. nanus var. lobularis’ addition to our
meadow; soft yellow narrow petals and a long,
flared, rich golden yellow trumpet; early spring;
whz 3-9; 6”–8”; (6/7+cm). #01-1309 10/$7
50/$29.50 100/$53 500/$230 1000/$400
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Narcissus/Daffodil-by Bot. Name, cont.
obvallaris – golden
yellow, upfacing little
trumpet that looks
like a miniature N.
‘King Alfred’; the
‘Tenby Daffodil’ of
Great Britain; forces
beautifully; 8”–10”;
whz 3–9; very early
spring; (12+cm).
#01-1304
10/$8.50
N. obvallaris 50/$35.50
100/$64 500/$280
1000/$480
poeticus var.
recurvus – (Pheasant’s
Eye) the true
poeticus; spicy fragrance;
one of the
latest daffodils to
bloom; excellent
perennial especially
in whz 3–7; 10”–13”;
very late spring;
(topsize bulbs).
#01-1307
10/$9.50
N. poeticus var. recurvus
50/$39.50
100/$72 500/$315 1000/$540
N. x medioluteus
x odorus flore pleno
(plenus) – the ‘Queen
Anne’s double jonquil’,
this is the variable
double form of the
one below; sometimes
it doubles, resembling
a yellow rose,
other times only the
cup is doubled; very
fragrant and a reliable
perennializer;
10”–12”; whz 4–9;
early spring; (10+cm).
x medioluteus – (biflorus
or ‘Twin Sisters’);
a wild hybrid;
usually two flowers
per stem; creamy
white perianth and a
very small, yellow cup;
N. poeticus var. recurvus
x tazetta; blooms
very late spring; whz
4-9; 10”–12”.
#01-1303
5/$12.60
25/$52.50
50/$95.50
250/$415 500/$725
N. x odorus flore pleno
#01-1306 10/$5.90 50/$24.50 100/$42
500/$185 1000/$340
x odorus
Linnaeus
(Campernelli) – 2 to
3 very fragrant, yellow
jonquilla blossoms
per stem, with
flared, scalloped cup
and twisted petals;
a terrific perennializer
found in many
old southern gardens;
10”–12”; whz 4–9;
early spring; (10+cm).
N. x odorus Linnaeus
#01-1305 10/$6.20 50/$25.50 100/$47
500/$205 1000/$350
pumilis plenus – See N. ‘Rip van Winkle’, pg 28.
willkommii – See Miniature section, page 29.
Narcissus/Daffodil - Miniature
MINIATURE DAFFODILS
Not a separate division; those cultivars
whose flowers are about 1” in diameter and are
about 6” tall; most but not all are approved by
the American Daffodil Society as being appropriate
for the miniature list; we mention those
that have been deleted from the miniature list.
Whz 4-9 unless noted. (Note: climate, soil and site
conditions will sometimes encourage some miniatures
to grow above or
below the normal 6”).
Baby Boomer - division
7, jonquilla; our
very own seedling
(N. ‘Avalanche’ x N.
jonquilla) with 5-10
flowers per stem and
lots of fragrance to
sweeten up your garden,
home or pots;
great grower; 4”-8”; N. ‘Baby Boomer
mid-late spring. #01-1442 10/$10.90
50/$45.50 100/$83 500/$360 1000/$630
Although N.‘Baby Boomer’ is a miniature daffodil, it can
hold its own with standard cultivars like another one of our
seedlings, N.’Golden Echo’ and their colors work well
together. It’s a shame we don’t have ‘scratch and sniff’’
because both of these flowers have a fabulous fragrance
and are tough garden perennials.
Baby Moon – division
7, jonquilla; a golden
yellow, multiflowering
clone of species N. jonquilla,
with grasslike
foliage and nickel to
quarter sized, sweetly
scented flowers; variable
in height; late
spring; 1959; 4”–8”;
(9+cm). #01-1401
10/$4.20 50/$17.50
100/$32 500/$140
1000/$240
N. ‘Baby Moon’
bulbocodium
conspicuus – (Hoop
Petticoat) division
13; golden yellow,
megaphoneshaped
cup and
petals that are
tiny, twisted and
almost nonexistent;
grasslike
foliage; has truly
naturalized under
our tall pines; excellent
for shows,
N. bulbocodium conspicuus
pots and fronts of borders; whz 5–9; 4”–6”; mid
spring; 1800; (6+cm). #01-1302 10/$6.30
50/$26.50 100/$48 500/$210 1000/$360
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D A F F O D I L S
Canaliculatus –
division 8; 4 to
7 little tazettatype,
sweetly fragrant
flowers per
stem; white petals
and golden cups
which prefer to
be baked in the
warm summer sun;
forces like a Paper
White; performs
in the garden best
in whz 6–10; 4”–6”;
1800; early-mid
N. ‘Canaliculatus’ spring; (12/14cm).
#01-1402 10/$5.70 50/$23.50 100/$43
500/$185 1000/$320
cantabricus - div
i s i o n 1 3 , b u l -
bocodium; white
megaphone shaped
beauty with dark
green leaves as
narrow as blades
of grass; rare and
very special; very
early and stays in
bloom ‘forever’ (December
for us and
it’s ‘tougher than
nails’!); (top-sized);
3"-5"; limited supply. #01-1449 5/$23.50
25/$97.75 50/$178 250/$772.50 500/$1345
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N. ‘Chit Chat’
Chit Chat – division
7, jonquilla; an
American bred tiny
but prolific all yellow,
multiflowering,
American bred daffodil;
late-mid spring;
3”–4”; topsized bulbs.
#01-1403
10/$12.60
50/$52.50
100/$96 500/$415
1000/$720
Chiva – division
7, jonquilla; vigorous,
most uniformly
flowered selection of
the species rupicola;
perfect for the rock
garden, containers or
as a sure blue ribbon
winner at a Daffodil
Show; sweetly fragrant;
whz 4-8; 3”-5”;
mid spring.
N. ‘Chiva’
#01-1441 10/$6.40
50/$26.50 100/$49 500/$210 1000/$370
N. ‘Clare’
N. ‘Cantabricus’
Clare - division 7,
jonquilla; lovely hybrid
from Alec Gray;
opening yellow becoming
a bicolor here at
maturity; great for
show, rock gardens and
containers; 6”-8”; late
spring.
#01-1458
5/$11.60
25/$48.25 50/$88
250/$382.50
500/$665
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N. ‘Diamond Ring’
Elka - division 1,
trumpet; a lovely
little star-shaped
white flower where
the trumpet, which
is a bit frilled, opens
pale yellow and matures
to white; early
spring; 4”-6”.
#01-1446
10/$16.30
50/$68 100/$124
500/$535 1000/$930
N. fernandesii
Flore Pleno - division
4; double form
of the species jonquilla;
3-4 golden
balls per stem; narrow,
dark green foliage
and wonderful
fragrance; 4”-8”;
pre 1611; mid-late
spring.
#01-1443
5/$11.60
25/$48.25
50/$88
250/$382.50
500/$665
N. ‘Gipsy Queen’
Diamond Ring - division
13, bulbocodium;
a selection of bulbocodium
obesus, a larger
form of bulbocodium;
this is lovely and rare;
(top-sized); 3”-5”; mid
spring; limited supply.
#01-1450
10/$11.60
50/$48.50
100/$88 500/$385
1000/$670
N. ‘Elka’
fernandesii - division
7, jonquilla; another
adorable species similar
in size but different
than N. ‘Chit Chat’
and a bit larger than
willkommii; more than
one fragrant flower to
a stem with narrow,
dark green leaves; 4”-
6”; mid spring.
#01-1456 10/$20.80
50/$86.50 100/$157
500/$685 1000/$1190
N. ‘Flore Pleno
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Gipsy Queen – division
1, trumpet; precious
little soft yellow
trumpet whose
cup turns white as
it matures; early
spring; 3”-6”.
#01-1438
5/$14.70
25/$61.25
50/$111.50
250/$485
500/$845
Intermediate Sized Daffodils
Below is a list of some terrific daffodils that perform
beautifully in the garden, on the show bench and in
containers. These are ones that sometimes ‘get lost’ in
the list because they are neither miniatures, which everyone
adores, nor are they standard in size. If you are one
that exhibits daffodils, just because we list some of these
with the miniatures, please don’t put them in the miniature
section of the show - we’re afraid you’d be disqualified!
Name
La Belle 21
Pencrebar 28
Rip van Winkle 28
Pg#
Name
Topolino 9
Toto 29
W. P. Milner 29
Pg#

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Narcissus/Daffodil-Miniature, continued
Golden Bells – division
10, bulbocodium;
a virtual profusion of
flowers with up to 4–8
perfect little ‘Hoop
Petticoats’ coming
from each bulb; a rich
golden yellow funnel
shaped cup with narrow
star like petals;
excellent for pots and
N. ‘Golden Bells’
forcing; mid spring;
4”–6”; whz 5-8; (7+cm).
#01-1428 10/$6.40 50/$26.50 100/$49
500/$210 1000/$370
Hawera – division 5,
triandrus; Heirloom;
many little elfin, pale
yellow nodding bells
with short demitasse
cups and swept back
petals; one of the most
adaptable; seems to
thrive in partial shade
or full sun, growing
beautifully forced in
pots, shining and thriving
growing in scree as well as in the garden; a
N. ‘Hawera’
hybrid from New Zealand; 1938; whz 4–9; 5”–6”;
mid-late spring; (12/14cm). #01-1405 10/$5.50
50/$23 100/$42 500/$180 1000/$320
jonquilla var.
henriquesii – if jonquillas
are your favorites
as are ours, you’ll love
this clone of species
jonquilla; very vigorous
with a golden color and
a very fluted cupped corona;
will enjoy a summer
baking near a rock
or walkway; early-mid
N. jonquilla var. henriquesii spring; 6”-10”.
#01-1311 10/$9.10 50/$38 100/$69
500/$300 1000/$520
Julia Jane– division
10, other daffodils; a
selection from wild collected
N. romieuxii from
Morocco; pale greenish
yellow; later blooming
than N. cantabricus; mid
spring; 4”-6”. #01-1459
5/$20.90 25/$87.25
50/$158.50 250/$690
500/$1200
N. ‘Kokopelli
N. ‘Julia Jane’
Kokopelli – division 7,
jonquilla; although this
flower may not have the
reputation of its namesake,
it is as charming
and will touch your heart;
Bob Spotts seedling;
5”-8”; late-mid spring.
#01-1437 10/$10.10
5 0 / $ 4 2 1 0 0 / $ 7 6
500/$330 1000/$580
N.’Kokopelli’ with T. ‘Abba’ - a small 55 mph garden.
Little Gem – division
1, trumpet;
golden yellow trumpet
that is a terrific
forcer, looks great
in strawberry pots
and in the garden
with other tiny, early
blooming flowers; whz
4–9; 4”–5”; 1938; early
spring; (8/10cm).
N. ‘Little Gem’ #01-1410
10/$5.90 50/$24.50 100/$44 500/$195
1000/$340
Little Oliver - division
7, jonquilla; a precious,
tiny selected clone
of N. calcicola; yellow
petals with darker yellow
demitasse-shaped
cups; this is one of
the smaller daffodils;
3”-4”; mid spring.
#01-1457
5/$13.50
25/$56.25 50/$102
250/$445 500/$775
Little Rusky – division
7, jonquilla; pale
yellow, overlapping,
rounded petals and a
green-eyed yellow cup
with a light orange
rim; wonderfully fragrant,
tiny show flower
from our friend,
Roberta Watrous;
mid spring; zones 5–9;
4”–6”; (10+cm).
N. ‘Little Rusky’
#01-1411
5/$14.75
25/$61.50 50/$112 250/$485 500/$845
Little Soldier - division
10, bulbocodium; all yellow
flower with a funnel
shaped cup that is a bit
darker than the perianth
segments; 4”-6”;
mid spring. #01-1447
5/$14.70 25/$61.25
50/$111.50 250/$485
500/$845
N. macleayi
N. ‘Little Oliver’
N. ‘Little Soldier’
macleayi - division 13,
wild hybrid; clear white
petals with a distinctively
narrow golden trumpet;
nice form in the
garden and on the show
bench; 4”-6”; mid spring.
#01-1444 5/$12.50
25/$52.25 50/$95
250/$412.50 500/$715
This is a cute little garden
vignette where it is obvious
how well miscellaneous tulips
and miniature daffodils
work together. N. macleayi
looks like it is smiling at the
perky little tulip, T. ‘Lady
Jane’. The added blue color
of Muscari ‘Blue Magic’
gives that extra splash,
just like the perfect scarf or
brooch would to a wonderful,
fashionable suit!
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D A F F O D I L S
Narcissus/Daffodil-Miniature, continued
N. ‘Midget’
Minnow – division 8,
tazetta; 3–5 fragrant
flowers per stem; white
or yellow petals and
tiny, buttercup-yellow
cups; whz 5–9; 5”–6”;
mid spring. #01-1414
10/$5.10 50/$21.50
100/$39 500/$170
1000/$290
Midget – division 1,
trumpet; the smallest
all yellow trumpet;
petals not as overlapping;
looks a bit like a
species; 3”– 4”; early
spring; (8/9cm).
#01-1413
10/$6.70 50/$28
100/$51 500/$220
1000/$390
N. ‘Minnow’
Mite - division 6,
cyclamineus; all
yellow with extremely
reflexed
petals, a long narrow
trumpet and
a bit larger than
the species cyclamineus;
a precious,
tiny, early
blooming treat;
N. ‘Mite’
5 ” - 6 ” ; e a r l y
spring. #01-1415 5/$31.90 25/$133
50/$242 250/$1052.50 500/$1830
New-Baby – division
7, jonquilla; a bicolored
N. ‘Baby Moon’
with similar, easy
growing habits and
sweet fragrance;
very late spring;
4”–8”. #01-1416
10/$6.10 50/$25.50
100/$46 500/$200
1000/$350
N. ‘Pacific Coast’
N. ‘New-Baby’
Pacific Coast – a precious
miniature that
is an all yellow form
of N. ‘Minnow’; many
florets per stem; whz
5–9; 5”–6”; mid spring;
(12/14cm).
#01-1432
10/$6 50/$25
100/$45 500/$195
1000/$340
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Rip van Winkle – (pumilis
plenus) no longer
on the Approved
Miniature List, but
would get lost among
the others, division
4, double; variable,
old fashioned yellow
flower that resembles
a dandelion; a
‘ragamuffin’, to quote
our friend, Phyllis,
“It looks like it’s having
a ‘bad hair’ day”,
N. ‘Rip van Winkle’
but is endearing to all who see it; all yellow with
green segments interspersed; Heirloom; 1884;
5”–8”; early-mid spring; (10/12cm+)
#01-1420 10/$7 50/$29.50 100/$53
500/$230 1000/$400
sabrosa - division
7, jonquilla; a small
pale yellow jonquillatype
miniature that
will be perfect for
the American Daffodil
Society members
to help expand their
choices for miniature
show flowers and for
others who love small,
fragrant, pest proof
N. sabrosa
flowers; mid spring; whz.4-8; 4”-6”.
#01-1454 10/$20.20 50/$84 100/$153
500/$665 1000/$1160
Segovia – division
3, small cup; pure
white, rounded, overlapping
petals surround
the small, light yellow,
flat cup; one of the
best blue ribbon winners;
5”–6”; mid-late
spring; (12/14cm).
#01-1421 10/$7.50
50/$31.50
N. ‘Segovia’
Small Talk – an
American bred,
g o l d e n y e l l o w ,
early blooming
trumpet daffodil
that will steal
your heart with
its starry, pointed
petals and long,
stove pipe cup!
Early-mid spring;
4”–6”.
#01-1422
10/$8.40
50/$35
100/$63
500/$275 1000/$480
100/$57 500/$250
1000/$430
N. ‘Small Talk’
Pencrebar – no longer
considered a miniature
by the ADS, but
would get lost with
the standard division
4, double; a nicely
formed, fragrant double
with 1–2 flowers
per stem; Heirloom;
1929; 5”–7”; whz 3-7;
mid spring; (8/10cm).
#01-1417 10/$9
N. ‘Pencrebar’
50/$37.50 100/$68 500/$295 1000/$510
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N. ‘Snipe’
Snipe – division 6,
cyclamineus; a precious
little guy with
a very long, straight
creamy cup and swept
back narrow, pointed
white petals; a sure
blue ribbon winner;
a rare bulb ‘to die
for’! 4”-8”. #01-1433
5/$14.70 25/$61.50
50/$111.50
250/$485
500/$845
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Narcissus/Daffodil - Miniature, continued
N. ‘Spoirot’
Sun Disc – division
7Y-Y, jonquilla;
very rounded, overlapping,
buttercup yellow
petals forming a
disk-shaped flower and
small cup that’s a bit
darker; dark green,
narrow foliage; sweet
fragrance; world’s
most numerous daffodil;
whz 4–9; 5”–7”;
Spoirot – lovely
straw colored bulbocodium-type
flowers
that are perfect for
natural areas, fronts
of borders and for the
ADS show bench; whz
4-8; 4”-6”. #01-1455
10/$20.10 50/$84
100/$152 500/$660
1000/$1150
N. ‘Sun Disc’
1946; very late spring; (10/12cm).
#01-1424 10/$4 50/$16.50 100/$30
500/$130 1000/$230
Sundial – division 7,
jonquilla; a tiny, multiflowering,
sweet smelling,
all yellow flower
with a green eye; one
little stem will act
as an air freshener!
4”–5”; mid-late spring;
(9/10cm); 1955.
#01-1423 10/$7
50/$29.50
N. ‘Sundial’
Tête–à–Tête – division
12Y-Y, other
daffodils; buttercup
yellow petals
and a cup that is a
bit darker; usually
2 flowers per stem;
the most utilized
miniature daffodil
for forcing; whz 4–9;
5”–6”; 1949; early
spring; (12/14cm).
#01-1425
10/$6.50 50/$27
100/$49 500/$215 1000/$370
100/$53 500/$230
1000/$400
N. ‘Tête–à–Tête’
Tiny Bubbles -
one of our very
o w n s e e d l i n g s
(N.’Kibitzer’ x N.
jonquilla); division
12, other daffodils;
tons of
flowers, a prolific
grower, narrow
foliage, super
N. ‘Tiny Bubbles’ fragrance and a
true miniature make this one a real winner; 4”-6”;
mid spring. #01-1448 10/$9.60 50/$40
100/$73 500/$315 1000/$550
Don’t forget to compost your leaves, yard waste and
kitchen scraps. The compost will feed your soil, your
garden will need less water and will reward you for your
efforts. Besides, this activity will be the ‘greener’ way
to garden, which is now ‘trendy’! We’ve always had a
compost pile and we’re happy it has now become the
‘thing to do’! It’s a tiny way we can all participate in
replenishing the earth!
Narcissus/Daffodil - Miniature, continued
Toto – division 12W-
W, other daffodils;
normally, several
flowers to a stem; a
precious little flower
that opens with white
petals; a straight, yellow
cup matures to
creamy white; hybridized
by our Virginia
gentleman friend, Bill
Pannill; 4”–6”; late mid
N. ‘Toto’ spring.
#01-1435 10/$11.50
50/$47.50 100/$87 500/$375 1000/$660
W. P. Milner – no
longer on the Approved
Miniature
list but would get
lost with the other
big, division 1, trumpets;
old-fashioned,
creamy trumpet
with twisty petals
and nodding heads;
very similar to ‘Silver
Bells’; Heirloom;
1869; 5”–6”; earlymid
spring;. #01-1426 10/$4.90 50/$20.50
N. ‘W. P. Milner’
100/$37 500/$165 1000/$280
N. wateri
willkommii – division
13Y-Y, distinguished
s o l e l y b y b o t a n i -
cal name; one of the
smallest; a jonquilla
with 1 or 2 rich golden
yellow, petite flowers
smaller than a dime
with very dark green
round leaves; for the
rock garden or a special
spot; very unique;
wateri - division 7, jonquilla;
precious, tiny white
species that will need a
special spot in a container
or in your garden; a rare
gem! 3”-4”; (top-sized);
limited supply. #01-1451
5/$15 25/$62.50
50/$113.50 250/$495
500/$860
N. willkommii
3”-4”; mid-late spring; limited supply. #01-1431
5/$14.75 25/$61.50 50/$112 250/$485
500/$845
N. ‘Yellow Pearl’
Yellow Pearl – division
7, jonquilla; a soft yellow
selection of N. rupicola
from Walter Blom in Oregon;
mid spring; 3”-4”.
#01-1460 5/$14.70
25/$61.25 50/$111.50
250/$485 500/$845
Miniature mixture – a wonderful mixture of many
of the cultivars in the miniature section; some will
bloom early and others late, but all will be smaller
than standard types and will look wonderful in your
rock garden or in front of your flower border.
#01-1434 100/$50 500/$225 1000/$400
5000/$1750 10,000/$3000
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Tulips
Abba
Acropolis
acuminata
Albert Heijn
Ancilla
Andre Rieu
Angelique
Annelinde
Annie Schilder
Antarctica
Antoinette
Apeldoorn
Apricot Beauty
Apricot Delight
Apricot Emperor
bakeri‘Lilac Wonder’
Ballerina
Banja Luka
Barbados
bat. ’Bright Gem’
bat.’Bronze Charm’
Beau Monde
Beauty of Apeldoorn
Bestseller
Big Chief
Big Smile
Black Hero®
Black Parrot
Blue Spectacle
Blushing Apeldoorn
Blushing Girl
Blushing Lady
Boston
Bright Parrot
Brown Sugar
Cairo
Calgary
Candy Apple Delight
Caravelle
Carmine Parrot
Cashmir
Charming Lady
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36
53
51
46
38
45
45
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32
38
36
30
36
51
53
41
36
42
53
53
32
36
30
36
39
45
44
45
36
39
39
32
44
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32
36
39
44
39
45
China Pink
China Town
Clearwater
clusiana’Cynthia’
clusiana stellata
clusiana
’Tubergen’s Gem’
clusiana chrysantha
Come-Back
Coors
Couleur Cardinal
Cream Lizard
Creme Upstar
Cummins
Danceline
Darwin Hybrid Mix
Darwisnow
Davenport
Daydream
Decora
Deirdre
Donna Bella
Dordogne
Double Dutch
Double Maureen
Double Toronto
Dreamland
Drumline
Easter Moon
Easter Surprise
El Niño
Elegant Lady
Exotic Emperor
Fats Domino
Fire of Love
Flair
Flaming Parrot
Flaming Purissima
Flaming Spring Green
Flashback
Fly Away
Fosteriana Mix
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Fostery King
Foxtrot
Full House
Fur Elise
Gabriella
Gavota
Golden Apeldoorn
Golden Parade
Grand Perfection
Green Star
Gudoshnik
Hakuun
Happy Family
Heart’s Delight
Helmar
Hocus Pocus
Honeymoon
Honky Tonk
humilis ’Alba
Coerulea Oculata’
humilis ‘Lilliput’
humilis ‘Odalisque’
humilis ‘Persian Pearl’
humilis ‘Red Cup’
Ice Stick
Indian Summer
Ivory Floradale
Jaap Groot
Jackpot
Jan Reus
Juan
Kingsblood
La Courtine
Lady Jane
linifolia
Little Beauty
Little Princess
Madonna
Mariette
Marilyn
Marit
Marjolein Bastin
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marjolettii
Maureen
Maytime
Menton
Merry Christmas
Merry-Go-Round
Mickey Mouse
Miffy
Mona Lisa
Monsella®
Monte Carlo
Montreux®
Mount Tacoma
Mrs. J.T. Scheepers
Negrita
New Design
Ollioules
Orange Emperor
Orange Princess
Orange Queen
Oratorio
Parade
Paul Scherer
Peppermint Stick
Perestroyka
Pieter de Leur
Pink Diamond
Pink Impression®
Pink Star
Pittsburg
Portland
praestans ‘Shogun’
praestans ‘Unicum’
Prinses Irene
Private Eyes
Professor Rontgen
pulch.‘Tête-à-Tête’
Purissima
Purple Dream
Purple Prince
Quebec
Queen of Night
Tulip - Single Early
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Queensland
Red Alert
Red Cap
Red Hunter
Red Impression
Red Riding Hood
Rem’s Favourite
Renown
Salmon Pearl®
Scarlet Baby
Sensual Touch
Shirley
Silver Parrot
Silverado
Silverstream
Sky High Scarlet
Sorbet
Spring Green
Strong Gold
Sugar Love
Sweetheart
sylvestris
Synaeda Amor
tarda
Temple’s Favourite
Tequilla Sunrise
Tinka®
Titty’s Star
Toronto
turkestanica
Uncle Tom
Verona
Virichic
vvdenskyi
‘Tangerine Beauty’
Weisse Berliner
White Triumphator
whittallii
World Peace
Yellow Baby
Yellow Mountain
Yellow Present
Yellow Spring Green
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T U L I P S
TULIPS
Family: Liliaceae
early bulb companions: early Daffodils; Chionodoxa;
Scilla siberica; Iris reticulata; Ipheion; Galanthus
other early companions: Viola; Helleborus
mid spring bulb companions: Fritillaria; Daffodils
other mid spring companions: Lunaria; Iberis; Dicentra;
Euphorbia; Cherry; Pear; Amelanchier; Doronicum
late bulb companions: Late Daffodils; Muscari; Hyacinthoides
other late companions: Phlox sublata; Painted Daisy;
Dogwood; Aquilegia; Dicentra; Azalea
The peacocks and parrots of the bulb
world, tulips offer more sizes, shapes and colors
than you can imagine for any type of garden
design scheme. They are an incredible source of
inexpensive color for the garden. Almost every
color in the spectrum is available except true
blue. Intensity of the colors sometimes varies
according to climate and even from one season to
another. Divided into 15 divisions usually depending
on shape, bloom time or heritage. The explanation
and description of each division is found
in quotes (“ ”) and in caps on the following pages
and was taken directly from the Royal General
Bulbgrowers’ Association’s 1996 publication of
the Classified List and International Register of
Tulip Names, Johan van Scheepen, editor. Plant
4 × their height deep (8”–10” for regular sized
tulips; 4”–6” for small tulips); bulbs are 12+cm
unless otherwise noted.
Multi-flowering Tulips are not a separate division
of tulips, but because they normally produce more
than one flower to a stem, we think they are very
special in the garden and in a vase. This chart is to
help you find them!
Name Pg #
Antoinette 38
Happy Family 33
humilis ‘Lilliput’ 54
Merry-Go-Round 34
Quebec 53
30
Name Pg #
tarda 56
Titty’s Star 56
Toronto 53
turkestanica 56
Weisse Berliner 35
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SINGLE EARLY TULIPS
“Single flowered cultivars, mainly
short stemmed and early flowering.” This
group grows well for us and its flowers are long
lasting because they bloom when the temperatures
are cool; many are
fragrant; excellent for
forcing; whz 3–8.
Apricot Beauty – soft,
salmon, fragrant tulip with
light rose flames on the
outer petals; exquisite
color and much in demand;
12”–14”.
#02-0101 10/$8
50/$33.50 100/$61
500/$265 1000/$460
T. ‘Apricot Beauty’
Bestseller - a bright,
wonderful tulip that isn’t
orange, it isn’t red and it
isn’t yellow but a combination
of all of those
colors for the perfect
55 mph flower; terrific,
especially in mass plantings;
12”-14”. #02-0112
10/$10.30 50/$43
100/$78 500/$340
1000/$590
T. ‘Bestseller’
Flair – this large, variable
tulip is a strong perennial
that has stayed in
our garden for years; vivid
lobster red on buttercup
yellow; 10”–12”.
#02-0104 10/$8.50
50/$35.50 100/$64
500/$280 1000/$480
T. ‘Flair’
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Merry Christmas – a
bright, rich crimson tulip
perfect for the Holidays
or any season; great for
containers and early forcing;
12”-14”; early spring.
#02-0114 10/$8.20
50/$34 100/$62
500/$270 1000/$470
Tulip - Double Early
♥Foxtrot – several different
shades of rose
that will blend with
many other bulbs and
perennials in your garden;
10”-12”.
#02-0211 10/$9.70
50/$40.50
100/$74 500/$320
1000/$560
T. ‘Merry Christmas’
Mickey Mouse – dark
yellow tulip with very
distinct, blood red
flames; flowers are
smaller than others in
this division; 10”–14”.
#02-0106
10/$9.10 50/$38
100/$69 500/$300
1000/$520
T. ‘Purple Prince’
Purple Prince – beautiful
tulip with petals
that have a slight
s c a l l o p i n g a r o u n d
its edges; wonderful
with Anemone
blanda ‘White Splendour’
around its feet
or for contrast with
many other light colored
flowers; 12”–14”.
#02-0107 10/$6.60
50/$27.50 100/$50
500/$215 1000/$380
DOUBLE EARLY TULIPS
“Semi-double to double flowered
cultivars, mainly short stemmed and early
flowering.” Long lasting, peony or roselike flowers
that combine wonderfully with daffodils, muscari
and hyacinths; excellent for forcing and great for
bedding, planters and window boxes; whz 3-8.
T. ‘Abba’
Double Toronto - the
yummy watermelon color
and great performer
of T. ‘Toronto’ plus the
addition of a tremendous
number of petaloids
make this a real winner;
10”-14”.
#02-0215 10/$8
5 0 / $ 3 3 1 0 0 / $ 6 0
500/$260 1000/$460
T. ‘Mickey Mouse’
Abba – glowing tomato
red, multiple
petaled flower with
a yellow heart; fragrant
and superb in
the garden and in
containers; 10”–12”.
#02-0201
10/$7.20
50/$30 100/$55
500/$240
1000/$410
T. ‘Double Toronto’
T. ‘Foxtrot’
Monsella® – sport of
‘Monte Carlo’; canary yellow
petals with blood red
flames and streaks in the
middle of each petaloid;
wonderful fragrance and
one of the showiest and
longest lasting in this
division; 10”–12”.
T. ‘Monsella’®
#02-0202 10/$7.80
50/$32.50 100/$59 500/$260 1000/$450
T. ‘Monte Carlo’
Montreux® – softest
primrose yellow
blossoms imaginable
that can still be considered
yellow; when
flowers mature, they
may have a red glow;
taller than T. ‘Monte
Carlo’; 12”–14”.
#02-0204 10/$8
50/$32 100/$58
500/$260 1000/$470
M o n t e C a r l o –
world’s most numerous
tulip; sulfur yellow,
multi–petaled
flower with a terrific
fragrance; looks wonderful
in the garden
and in containers;
10”–12”. #02-0203
10/$7.50 50/$31.50
100/$57 500/$250
1000/$430
Verona - very pale
yellow to almost
white with lots of
petals and a very nice
fragrance; 10”-13”.
#02-0214
10/$7.80
50/$32.50
100/$59
500/$260
1000/$450
T. ‘Verona’
Yellow Baby – a real
half-pint that is about
half the size of the
popular T. ‘Monte Carlo’;
short compact and
fully double; rich buttery
yellow; superb in
pots and window boxes;
early-mid spring;
8”–10”; 9/10cm.
#02-0207
10/$7.10
T. ‘Yellow Baby’
50/$29.50 100/$54 500/$235 1000/$410
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T U L I P S
Tulip - Triumph
TRIUMPH TULIPS
“Single flowered cultivars, stem of medium
length, midseason flowering. Originally the result
of hybridization between cultivars of the Single
Early Group and the Single Late Group.” Widest
range of colors and heights; Note: Approximately
10% of all tulips produced are purchased for outdoor
garden use. Since 90% of the market is being
used for pot culture, naturally, that’s also where
most of the hybridizing efforts and production
dollars are being spent. ‘Triumph Tulips’ are used
mainly for forcing and is, therefore, the largest
group of tulips available; very showy but generally
not as perennial; whz 3-8; most bloom mid spring.
Annie Schilder –
glows with Indian orange
flamed with rose,
and a scarlet interior;
12”-16”; wonderfully
fragrant; mid spring;
whz 3-8.
#02-0348 10/$7.50
50/$31.50
100/$57 500/$250
1000/$430
T. ‘Annie Schilder’
Antarctica - pristine
white tulip reminescent
of the blinding
snow of the Antarctic;
this flower will blend
and balance with any
color scheme; 14”-16”.
#02-0370
10/$11.90
50/$49.50
100/$90 500/$390
T. ‘Antarctica’ 1000/$680
Beau Monde - a lovely
ivory tulip with reddish/pink
flames on
the outside, small pink
veins on the inside and
a tiny yellow base; quite
beautiful and alluring;
strong like a Darwin
Hybrid; 14”-18”.
#02-0379 10/$8.50
50/$35.50 100/$64
500/$280 1000/$480
Brown Sugar - a
combination of dull red
and dull orange which
gives the unusual coloration
that, from a
distance, often looks
like its name; won the
‘most popular award’
in our ‘Catalogue Garden
Trials’ last spring;
12”-14”. #02-0387
10/$9.40 50/$39
100/$71 500/$310
1000/$540
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T. ‘Boston’
T. ‘Beau Monde’
Boston - quite a colorful
tulip with strawberry
red petals decorated
with yellow flames; terrific
substance and a
good stem; strong grower
; 12”-16”.
#02-0380 10/$13.40
50/$56 100/$102
500/$440 1000/$770
T. ‘Brown Sugar’
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T. ‘Cairo’
Calgary – very short,
but with large, pure,
snow white flowers;
great for forcing and
pot culture as well as
for fronts of borders;
8”–10”.
#02-0304 10/$9.40
50/$39 100/$71
500/$310 1000/$540
T. ‘Couleur Cardinal’
Cairo - unusual color
that is similar to
‘cola’; not quite brown
but almost! Lighter
flowers benefit being
planted near to make
them ‘pop’! Fragrant;
14”-16”.
#02-0364
10/$8.20
50/$34 100/$62
500/$270
1000/$470
Couleur Cardinal – deep
scarlet with a dark stem;
fragrant, long lasting
Heirloom; 1845; 12”–14”.
#02-0305 10/$8.20
50/$34 100/$62
500/$270 1000/$470
T. ‘Couleur Cardinal’ combined with N. ‘Bridal Crown’
and Hyacinthus ‘Carnegie’ creates a bold, contrasting,
fragrant and eye-catching statement.
Darwisnow - a lovely
white tulip as white as
snow - hence its name; one
that will work with most
any garden combination;
one that will be beautiful
with darker colored
flowers; similar size and
strength as a Darwin Hybrid;
14”-18”. #02-0381
10/$10.30 50/$43
100/$78 500/$340
1000/$590
T. ‘Darwisnow’
Fats Domino - lovely
primrose yellow - that
soft mellow color reminiscent
of the mellowness
of the famous voice
of its namesake; 12”-15”.
#02-0371 10/$8.20
50/$34 100/$62
500/$270 1000/$470
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T. ‘Calgary’
T. ‘Fats Domino’
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T. ‘Full House’
Full House – what a
strong beauty! With
the addition of blue
pansies, mysotis or
blue hyacinthus, this
tough tulip creates
the perfect ‘Patriotic
Garden’; it also stands
alone quite nicely; 12”-
14”.
#02-0393 10/$8.50
50/$35.50
100/$64 500/$280
1000/$480
Helmar – a lovely
tulip with that ever
popular look of the
‘Rembrandt-types’
- but this one is
healthy and legal!
An old favorite; late
mid spring; 14”-18”.
#02-0359
10/$9.10
50/$38 100/$69
500/$300
1000/$520
Gabriella - lovely
rose pink with lighter
rose on the edges of
the petals; nice for
the pastel garden and
in combination with
darker colors; 14”-18”.
#02-0365 10/$9.10
50/$38 100/$69
500/$300 1000/$520
T. ‘Gavota’
T. ‘Gabriella’
Gavota – very dark
burgundy flower with
a pale yellow edging,
adding a halo to this
lovely, but mysterious
looking tulip; this
one has become quite
popular; 16”–18”.
#02-0345
10/$6.90 50/$29
100/$52 500/$230
1000/$400
T. ‘Helmar’
Indian Summer - the
multiple colors of the
sky during an Indian
Summer’s perfect
sunset; yellows, pinks,
browns, flamed and
brushed on the petals;
very variable and
lovely; 12”-14”.
#02-0372
10/$10.60
50/$44.50
100/$81 500/$350
1000/$610
T. ‘Indian Summer’
Jackpot – deep, dark
reddish purple that
changes in tone to a narrow
edge of pure white;
will be beautiful with
pink, blue and white flowers;
mid spring; 18”-20”.
#02-0389 10/$8.50
50/$35.50 100/$64
500/$280 1000/$480
T U L I P S
Grand Perfection –
a similar look of the
virused Rembrandt tulips
that so fascinated
plant lovers in the 17th
century that it almost
toppled their economy,
this perfectly healthy
modern version has
been bred to have the
popular streaks and
stripes; mid spring;
14”-18”. #02-0388 T. ‘Grand Perfection’
10/$8.20 50/$34 100/$62 500/$270
1000/$470
Happy Family –
purplish pink and
dusky rose, sometimes
with a fine
white line; is a wonderful
multiflowering
tulip with one large
flower (the daddy),
one medium sized
flower (the mom) and
several small flowers
(the children); a
whole family on one
stem! Easy to force
T. ‘Happy Family’ and great in the garden,
too; early-mid
spring; 14”–16”.
#02-0342 10/$8.50 50/$35.50 100/$64
500/$280 1000/$480
T. ‘Jackpot’
Jan Reus – one of the
richest, darkest reds
with a mist-like blush
on its strong petals
and a very dark reddish
black stem; a very
handsome and elegant
addition to any flowerbed;
14”–16”.
#02-0340
10/$7.20 50/$30
100/$55 500/$240
1000/$410
T. ‘Marjolein Bastin’
T. ‘Jan Reus’
Marjolein Bastin -
extremely variable; acquires
more and more
color as it matures;
lovely tulip named for
the premier artist of
one of Hallmark’s most
popular greeting card
series; a gem of an artist
and a gem of a flower!
12”-16”. #02-0378
10/$12.20 50/$51
100/$92 500/$400
1000/$700
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Merry-Go-Round
– one of the best
multiflowering tulips
with up to 5–8
blossoms per stem;
a virtual bouquet by
itself! A very showy,
bright, blood red tulip
with a buttercup
heart; adds a bright
spot in the garden or
large planter and is
also great for forcing;
14”–16”; early-
T. ‘Merry-Go-Round’
mid spring.
#02-0338 10/$7.80 50/$32.50 100/$59
500/$260 1000/$450
Miffy - This exceptionally
strong growing tulip is
one we found when it was
just a seedling without a
name, so we bought it and
named it for a white rabbit
in a children’s storybook;
we hope it continues
to grow and multiply like
rabbits; 12”-16”.
#02-0386 10/$10.60
50/$44.50 100/$81
500/$350 1000/$610
T. ‘Negrita’
New Design – lovely
pink tulip with pale,
creamy yellow base
and ivory suffused
throughout exterior;
inside darker pink;
special white, tinged
pink edges to the
leaves; attractive foliage
plant like a hosta
before, during and
after bloom; even the
buds are beautiful!
14”–16”.
#02-0316 10/$9.40
50/$39 100/$71
500/$310 1000/$540
T. ‘Pittsburg’
T. ‘Miffy’
Negrita– reddish purple
tulip in the garden and
one that blooms darker
purple when forced;
great in combination
with lighter flowers;
14”–16”.
#02-0315 10/$7.50
50/$31.50
100/$57 500/$250
1000/$430
T. ‘New Design’
Pittsburg – a lovely
blend of plum purple,
raspberry red with a
creamy white base,
makes this a truly eyecatching
flower, especially
on a bright sunny
day; early-mid spring;
14”-16”.
#02-0390
10/$9.70
50/$40.50
100/$74 500/$320
1000/$560
T. ‘Princess Irene’
Private Eyes - lovely
dark rose to reddish
purple tulip with a contrasting
white edge to
each petal; beautiful
with Anemone blanda
‘White Splendour’
around its ankles to
help control weeds;
14”-16”. #02-0391
10/$9.40 50/$39
100/$71 500/$310
1000/$540
T. ‘Rem’s Favourite’
Salmon Pearl® – carmine
rose outer petals
edged with coral; inside is
nasturtium gold; the combination
of colors creates
a glowing effect in the
garden; great forcer and
fragrant; 12”–14”.
#02-0325 10/$9.10
50/$38 100/$69
500/$300 1000/$520
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Prinses Irene – on the
cover of our Tulip book,
this sport of ‘Couleur
Cardinal’ has the unusual
coloration of bright orange
with purple flames;
a great ‘color echo’ with
‘Jolly Joker’ pansies;
fragrant, ‘Rembrandttype’;
1949; 12”–14”.
#02-0321 10/$7.90
50/$33 100/$60
500/$260 1000/$450
T. ‘Private Eyes’
Rem's Favourite - like
the old Rembrandt tulips
that caused ‘Tulipomania’
and almost
crushed the European
economy back in the
1600’s with the discovery
of the Rembrandt
virus, this flower has
that same look but is
perfectly healthy; 12”-
16”.
#02-0383 10/$12.50
50/$52 100/$95
500/$410 1000/$720
The white color in T. ‘Rem’s Favourite’ produces a
nice ‘color echo’ with N. ‘Ice Wings’ and helps this little
area of the garden show up better.
T. ‘Salmon Pearl’®
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If the deer are your particular gardening problem,
we understand that they seem to be deterred by
anything in which their hooves may get tangled. A
folded piece of chicken wire around the edge of your
property or garden may keep them from walking in.
Certain substances that say ‘humans are here’ to
them, like soap or human hair, also may help. Pepper
spray has also been helpful to some, but has to
be reapplied after rains. One of our customers found
where the deer were entering their property and set
up a light censor and radio to an electrical cord so
when the deer got close, a light and the radio came
on. After a year, this is still working! Please share
your solutions so we can pass on the suggestions!
Shirley – ivory white
with small purple
edge and blush; ‘Rembrandt-type’;
sometimes
looking mostly
white and other times
with lots of lavender
streaks and flecks;
black heart; lovely;
14”–18”. #02-0328
10/$8.20 50/$34
100/$62 500/$270
1000/$470
T. ‘Shirley’
Sky High Scarlet -
Look at the length of
these stems! An amazingly
beautiful, ‘longlegged’
scarlet beauty
with very strong stems
up to 36”; the tallest
tulip we’ve seen
to date.
#02-0375
10/$9.40 50/$39
100/$71 500/$310
1000/$540
T. ‘Strong Gold’
T. ‘Sky High Scarlet’
Strong Gold – reputed
to be one of the best
with over 100 growers now
producing it; strong, long
lasting, disease resistant
and richly colored; mid
spring; 13”-17”.
#02-0361 10/$7.20
5 0 / $ 3 0 1 0 0 / $ 5 5
500/$240 1000/$410
T. ‘Sugar Love’
The pink colors of T.
‘Sugar Love’ and
Hyacinthus ‘Pink
Festival’ blend
beautifully and the
brilliant white of N.
‘Thalia’ contrasts
just enough to make
it eye-catching. But
the different textures
of all three
flowers together is
what really makes
this garden vignette
interesting.
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Sugar Love – soft rose
pink flower with paler
pink edges; would look
terrific with purple and
white tulips or blue Muscari;
12”-16”.
#02-0352 10/$9.40
50/$39 100/$71
500/$310 1000/$540
Synaeda Amor - a variable
and lovely soft pink
tulip with darker flames;
terrific substance, a good
forcer and a great choice
for garden combos; 12”-16”.
#02-0385 10/$6.90
5 0 / $ 2 9 1 0 0 / $ 5 2
500/$230 1000/$400
T. ‘Synaeda Amor’
Tequilla Sunrise - the
soft colors of a spring
sunrise with soft yellows,
pinks, creams,
and a sharp ‘Tequilla’
color here and there
to spice it up; very
variable but perfect
shades for many garden
situations; 14”-18”.
#02-0377 10/$10.60
50/$44.50 100/$81 T. ‘Tequilla Sunrise’
500/$350 1000/$610
Weisse Berliner – often
referred to as ‘Bridal
Bouquet’, this beautiful,
multiflowered ivory white
tulip is the perfect spring
flowering companion to
other flowers; 14”-18”.
#02-0353 10/$10.90
50/$45.50 100/$83
500/$360 1000/$630
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The strong yellow cup of N. ‘Golden Echo’ echoes the
strong yellow color of T. ‘Strong Gold’. The addition of
the Hyacinthus ‘City of Haarlem’ tops off this bright,
happy and fragrant garden vignette!
If you’re planning a wedding that will take place in the
Outer Banks of North Carolina, our daughter, Dorothy,
may be available to design your wedding flowers for
you. She grows many beautiful and unusual types!
Check out her web site: www.bellsandwhistlesobx.com
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T. ‘Weisse Berliner’
Yellow Present – this
short, very strong tulip
has a creamy yellow
exterior and a luminous
yellow interior; very
strong grower; 12”–14”.
#02-0332 10/$7.20
50/$30 100/$55
500/$240 1000/$410
(Office: M-F 8am-6pm; Sat 10am-4pm; Sun closed)
T. ‘Yellow Present’
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Tulip - Darwin Hybrid
DARWIN HYBRID TULIPS
“single flowered cultivars, long
stemmed, midseason flowering. originally the
result of hybridization between cultivars of the
darwin group with tulip fosteriana and the result
of hybridization between other cultivars and
botanical tulips, which have the same habit and
in which the wild plant is not evident.” Best for
perennial bedding, cut flowers and for companion
planting with other bulbs, perennials and annuals;
big and bold, the ‘gentle giants of the garden’;
mid spring bloomers that force well; very reliable,
long-lasting flowers; we regard this as the ‘longest
term perennial’ tulip group; whz 3-9; mid spring.
Apeldoorn – vivid cherry
to signal red, often with a
yellow edged black heart;
popular favorite and terrific
perennial tulip; 18”–
20”.
#02-0401 10/$6.40
50/$26.50 100/$48
500/$210 1000/$360
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T. ‘Acropolis’
Acropolis – like its
namesake, this one
should stand the test
of time; another hue
of pink in this group;
a winner for your
garden; 16”-24”; mid
spring.
#02-0432
10/$8.50
50/$35.50
100/$64 500/$280
1000/$480
Although the pinks in N. ‘Katie Heath’, T. ‘Acropolis’
and Hyacinthus ‘Pink Festival’ are a bit different in
hues, they blend nicely and enjoy playing together in
the same flower bed!
T. ‘Apricot Delight’
T. ‘Apeldoorn’
Apricot Delight – a
lovely apricot pink tulip
with a white heart
and darker flames on
the outside of its petals;
another wonderful
perennial tulip in this
division; mid spring;
16”–18”. #02-0441
10/$10.60 50/$44.50
100/$81 500/$350
1000/$610
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Banja Luka – one of the
biggest tulips we’ve seen in
years! Has one of the highest
focal impacts with its
bold contrast of rich blood
red flames on bold golden
bronze petals; spectacular
on its own or fantastic
combined with yellow daffodils;
excellent perennial;
16”–18”; early-mid spring.
#02-0423 10/$6.40
T. ‘Banja Luka’ 50/$26.50 100/$48
500/$210 1000/$360
Beauty of Apeldoorn
– a beautiful but variable
tulip; sometimes
solid yellow; often
touched with scarlet
streaks or brush
marks; sometimes
solid red; if you like
mixtures but want
them to have similar
colors and to bloom
at the same time, this
one’s for you! 18”–20”.
#02-0403 10/$6.90 T. ‘Beauty of Apeldoorn’
50/$29 100/$52 500/$230 1000/$400
T. ‘Big Chief’
Blushing Apeldoorn - a
lovely warm tulip with
soft golden coloration
blushed and lined with
red; a wonderful addition
to this perennial
group; 16”-20”.
#02-0438 10/$7.20
50/$30 100/$55
500/$240 1000/$410
T. ‘Candy Apple Delight’
Big Chief – one of the
largest and a wonderful
repeat bloomer for
us; lovely, rosy salmon
with silver blush and
a creamy yellow base;
variable color depending
on the season;
20”–22”.
#02-0404 10/$7
50/$29 100/$53
500/$230 1000/$400
T. ‘Blushing Apeldoorn’
Candy Apple Delight
– you can almost smell
the wonderful flavors of
the State Fair when you
see this tulip and read
its name; a yummy tulip
that ought to be a terrific
perennial; 14”-18”;
mid spring.
#02-0442 10/$10.60
50/$44.50 100/$81
500/$350 1000/$610
Tulips are wonderful, colorful plants. However, they
are edible. Ropel, Deer-Off or some other bad tasting
substance sprayed and allowed to dry on the bulbs before
planting seems to help deter the dreaded vole. Surrounding
the bulbs with sharp, crushed gravel also seems to help.
‘Daffy’ and ‘Dilly’, our barn cats, and ‘Tux’, my Daddy’s cat,
are our best ‘vole patrol’. I suspect every vole’s taste buds
are as different as ours - so if one thing doesn’t work, try
something else because having tulips in your garden is
worth the effort!
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Tulip - Darwin Hybrid, continued
T. ‘Come-Back’
T. ‘Come-Back’, N.
‘White Plume’ and Hyacinthus
‘Blue Jacket’
produce very beautiful
flowers and whether
combined together for
a ‘Patriotic Garden’ or
planted individually, they
are dependable and sturdy
plants in the garden.
T. ‘Daydream’
Fostery King - bright
and beautiful, this red
tulip has a significant
white base that makes
it that much more eyecatching
in the garden;
another fabulous perennial
tulip; 16”-18”.
#02-0434 10/$8.50
50/$35.50
100/$64 500/$280
1000/$480
T. ‘Golden Apeldoorn’
Golden Parade – pale
buttercup yellow; inside
yellow with a black
heart and anthers; an
eye-catcher alone
or with T. ‘Parade’;
20”–22”. #02-0410
10/$6.60 50/$27.50
100/$50 500/$215
1000/$380
Come–Back – named so
because it does come back
reliably; blood red with a
tiny green base; 16”–18”.
#02-0406 10/$7
50/$29 100/$53
500/$230 1000/$400
Daydream – opens
sunny yellow and gradually
matures to the
most beautiful, soft
apricot orange; mildly
fragrant; 18”–20”.
#02-0407
10/$6.70
50/$28 100/$51
500/$220
1000/$380
T. ‘Fostery King’
Golden Apeldoorn – primrose
yellow exterior and
golden yellow inside; black
heart and an occasional
red flush; great for mass
plantings; 18”–20”.
#02-0408 10/$6.70
50/$28 100/$51
500/$220 1000/$380
T. ‘Golden Parade’
T. ‘Gudoshnik’
Hakuun – finally a pure
white Darwin Hybrid to
help complete the perennial
garden! Opens with
just a hint of cream on
the sepals; bred in Japan;
16”-20”. #02-0440
1 0 / $ 9 . 1 0 5 0 / $ 3 8
100/$69 500/$300
1000/$520
Gudoshnik – A wonderful
old, almost Heirloom
(1952), tulip whose
coloration is so varied
that it looks mixed; red
and/or yellow solids,
striped and splashed;
gorgeous; mid spring;
18”–24”.
#02-0426 10/$7.60
50/$31.50
100/$58 500/$250
1000/$440
Ivory Floradale – opens
ivory yellow and matures
to ivory white; large, classic
form; we like it with
Geranium tuberosum or
Fritillaria persica; 20”–22”.
#02-0412 10/$7.90
50/$33 100/$60
500/$260 1000/$450
T. ‘Ivory Floradale’
J a a p G r o o t - a
Rembrandt-type with
ivory petals and golden
yellow flames plus
the lovely addition of
creamy yellow variegation
on the leaves;
a strong grower and
a w o n d e r f u l n e w
look in this perennial
group. #02-0439
10/$8.80 50/$36.50
100/$66 500/$290
1000/$500
T. ‘Jaap Groot’
Marit – a spectacular and
variable flower; a glowing
blend of cherry pink and
primrose yellow with a bit
of chartreuse; sport of T.
‘Ad Rem’; 16”-18”.
#02-0430 10/$7.80
50/$32.50 100/$59
500/$260 1000/$450
T. ‘Marit’
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Ollioules – lovely, old
fashioned rose with silvery
white edges; very
elegant, yet very large
and one of the most
beautiful; 18”–20”.
#02-0413
10/$6.90 50/$29
100/$52 500/$230
1000/$400
Tulip - Single Late
Silverstream – soft
creamy yellow; sometimes
streaked with
red and white; green
leaves have pinkish
white edges; lovely,
unusual and variable;
20”–22”; (12+cm).
#02-0419 10/$8.80
50/$36.50
100/$66 500/$290
1000/$500
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T. ‘Ollioules’
Orange Queen – A
sport of T. ‘Apeldoorn’;
this variable beauty
features sunset orange
petals with a tawny yellow
flame; a warm, glowing
flower appropriate
for your mid spring
border; 16”–20”.
#02-0424 10/$7.50
50/$31.50
100/$57 500/$250
1000/$430
T. ‘Orange Queen’
Parade – bright signal
red with a yellow base; inside
red with yellow edged,
black heart; very large and
dramatic especially when
underplanted with Muscari
armeniacum and Anemone
blanda ‘White Splendour;
20”–22”.
#02-0417 10/$7
50/$29 100/$53
500/$230 1000/$400
T. ‘Parade’
Pink Impression® –
blending of several different
shades of rose;
large and impressive in
the garden; strong stems
makes it an incredible cut
flower and garden specimen;
20”–22”. #02-0418
10/$7.30 50/$30.50
100/$55 500/$240
1000/$420
T. ‘Red Impression’
T. ‘Pink Impression’
Red Impression –
sport of T. ‘Pink Impression’,
a blend of delft
rose and oxblood red,
this tulip will leave a
lasting impression on you;
20”–22”.
#02-0428 10/$6.90
50/$29 100/$52
500/$230 1000/$400
Some people think pink and red do not go together. We think
it depends on the particular shades and enjoy seeing T. ‘Pink
Impression’ and T. ‘Red Impression’ growing side by side!
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T. ‘Silverstream’
World Peace - wouldn’t
it be wonderful if we all
had this The tulip is big,
bright and bold; a winner
of a name and a winner of
a flower with brilliant red
edged in gold; 18”-24”;
mid spring.
#02-0436 10/$8.50
50/$35.50 100/$64
500/$280 1000/$480
T. Darwin Hybrid Mixture
SINGLE LATE TULIPS
T. ‘World Peace’
Darwin Hybrid
Mixture – a rainbow
of brilliant
colors, blooming
all at once; an unbelievable
show
and a wonderful
perennial, cutting
garden; 16”-22”.
#02-0421
100/$50
500/$225
1000/$400
5000/$1750
10,000/$3000
”Single flowered cultivars, mainly long
stemmed, late flowering. This group includes
E.G. the former Darwin Group and Cottage
Group.” Great under crab apples; good for bedding
and cut flowers; prefer zones 3-7; 16”-24”.
T. ‘Andre Rieu’
Antoinette – amazingly
variable, this multi-flowered
tulip adds shades
and streaks of lovely
rose red to its soft yellow
color as it matures;
14”-16”.
#02-0534 10/$8.80
50/$36.50 100/$66
500/$290 1000/$500
Andre Rieu – lovely
muted shades of rose,
lavender and violet; will
blend nicely with many
other flower colors in
the garden; quite exquisite;
12”-16”. #02-0543
10/$8.50 50/$35.50
100/$64 500/$280
1000/$480
T. ‘Antoinette’
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Big Smile – long, eggshaped,
warm golden yellow
giant that leans towards a
shade of amber; eye-catching
with Aucuba; very special
long lasting flower that
makes you smile; 20”–22”.
#02-0501 10/$7.60
50/$31.50 100/$58
500/$250 1000/$440
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Clearwater – crystal clear
white for the brightest
spot in your garden; strong
and reliable; late; 16”-20”.
#02-0536 10/$10.30
50/$43 100/$78
500/$340 1000/$590
T. ‘Big Smile’
Blushing Girl - lovely
blended colors of beige,
pinks and whites, like
the creamy, flushed
complexion of a young
lady after a compliment
from her secret love;
variable 16"-20".
T. ‘Blushing Girl’
#02-0537 10/$9.10 50/$38 100/$69
500/$300 1000/$520
T. ‘Blushing Lady’
T. ‘Blushing Lady’ is
such a wonderful tulip
in the garden. Its
stems are long and
strong, but still often
sway in the breeze
which attracts the attention
of many of our
garden tour visitors.
Here it looks quite at
home with N. ‘Sherborne’
as they create
a subtle ‘color echo’
together.
Blushing Lady – one
of the tallest, a lilyshaped
virtual giant;
buff orange and yellow
with a blushing rose
flame; a real knockout!
24”–30”.
#02-0502 10/$8.50
50/$35.50
100/$64 500/$280
1000/$480
Caravelle - dark red, almost
purple; large flower, tall,
lovely and a fabulous color
with other reds, purples,
pinks and white; 16”-18”.
#02-0540 10/$7.80
50/$32.50 100/$59
500/$260 1000/$450
T. ‘Clearwater’
Dordogne – unusual and
variable, this beautiful
tulip’s exterior is rose
with yellow edges and is
fiery red on the inside
with soft orange edges;
as it matures, its colors
modify and transform
into a Monet-like painting;
18”–24”.
#02-0524 10/$7.50 T. ‘Dordogne’
50/$31.50 100/$57 500/$250 1000/$430
Dreamland - a lovely
tulip with light red and
rose combined with a
white base making a wonderful
contrast in colors
and a real eye-catcher;
large flowered and tall;
20”-24”.
#02-0507 10/$10
50/$41.50 100/$76
500/$330 1000/$570
T. ‘Dreamland’
El Niño – a great 55
mph tulip with eye-catching
appeal, with Gudoshnik-like
variable color,
pointy petals and great
stems; 24”-30”.
#02-0530 10/$9.70
50/$40.50 100/$74
500/$320 1000/$560
T. ‘El Niño’
Hocus Pocus – one of
the tallest and best tulips
we’ve seen; exterior
petals are sulphur yellow
brushed with buttercup
yellow and a tiny reddish
pink flame; variable and
wonderful inside in vases
and outside in the garden;
24”–30”.
#02-0527 10/$8.50
50/$35.50 100/$64
50/$280 1000/$480
T U L I P S
T. ‘Caravelle’
Cashmir – ‘Rich Red’
comes to mind when
we see this long, eggshaped
tulip; 16”-18”.
#02-0533
10/$7.20 50/$30
100/$55 500/$240
1000/$410
T. ‘Cashmir’
T. ‘Hocus Pocus’
Kingsblood – dark cherry
red with scarlet edges;
extra long stems that
are great for cutting
and in combination with
columbine; 20”–22”.
#02-0510 10/$8.50
50/$35.50 100/$64
500/$280 1000/$480
T. ‘Kingsblood’
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La Courtine – an elegant,
large, egg-shaped, radiant
gold flower with a true
‘Rembrandt’-like flame;
makes a large, spectacular
display in a garden and
unsurpassed cutflowers;
22”–24”.
#02-0520 10/$7.50
50/$31.50 100/$57
500/$250 1000/$430
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Perestroyka – when it first opens, you see scarlet,
muted orange and yellow, but from a distance,
it’s a lovely dusky salmon rose; as it matures in
our climate, it turns a lovely, soft salmon pink;
very tall, lily-shaped tulip towering over most
other flowers at 24”-30”. #02-0529 10/$8.50
50/$35.50 100/$64 500/$280 1000/$480
T U L I P S
T. ‘La Courtine’
Maureen – tetraploid,
a very long stemmed,
creamy white with large,
oval shaped flowers; provides
‘light’ in the garden
no matter where it’s placed;
blooms and looks great with
T. ‘Menton’; 1950; 24”–28”.
#02-0511 10/$7.90
5 0 / $ 3 3 1 0 0 / $ 6 0
500/$260 1000/$450
T. ‘Menton’
T. ‘Menton’ is an incredible
tulip with varying
shades of pink. Also
depending on where the
flower is during the maturation
process, whether
the sun is out or not and
if it is shining through the
petals will also determine
the shade of pink. It’s
such fun to see how colors
react to different light.
T. ‘Maureen’
Menton – varying shades of
pink, from soft violet pink to
old-fashioned rose and even
shading to a slight salmon
edge; tetraploid; 24”–28”;
(1971).
#02-0512 10/$6.40
50/$26.50 100/$48
500/$210 1000/$360
T. ‘Menton’ with N. ‘Verona’
Mrs. John T.
Scheepers – a perfectly
formed, tetraploid, super
garden tulip of luminous
yellow; a 55 mph
flower! Heirloom; 1930;
22”–26”.
#02-0513 10/$8.20
50/$34 100/$62
500/$270 1000/$470
T. ‘Perestroyka’ (young) T. ‘Perestroyka’ (mature)
T. ‘Pink Diamond’
Pink Diamond – sport of
T. ‘Pink Supreme’ with
a rose purple exterior
with paler edges and
a phlox pink interior
which is dynamite with T.
‘Queen of Night’; lovely;
18”–20”.
#02-0514 10/$7.90
50/$33 100/$60
500/$260 1000/$450
Queen of Night – deep
velvety maroon with
brownish hues...not quite
black but dark enough to
add shadows to a sunny
garden; try it with N.
‘Thalia’; Heirloom; 1944;
18”–20”. #02-0515
10/$6.40 50/$26.50
100/$48 500/$210 T. ‘Queen of Night’
1000/$360
Renown – very tall, longlasting
flowers of reddish
pink with paler edges;
vigorous grower; smashing
with N. ‘White Plume’;
22”–26”.
#02-0516 10/$7.80
50/$32.50 100/$59
500/$260 1000/$450
T. ‘Mrs. John T. Scheepers’
Paul Scherer - the darkest
tulip we’ve seen to
date; perfect for that
‘area of shade’ in the full
sun garden; great for
contrasting white and
pink flowers; 16”-18”.
#02-0541 10/$8.20
50/$34 100/$62
500/$270 1000/$470
T. ‘Paul Scherer’
T. ‘Renown’
Silverado - soft pink
with a silvery overlay;
an unbelievably lovely,
delicate but strong
tulip; ought to blend
with just about any
other colors; 16”-20”.
#02-0538 10/$9.10 T. ‘Silverado’
50/$38 100/$69 500/$300 1000/$520
Did you know that many tulip growers pay people to ‘peel’ the brown tunics (skins) off the tulips before planting
Some think the tulip’s roots and stems emerge easier without that barrier!
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Tulip - Single Late, continued
T. ‘Sorbet’
Temple’s Favourite –
giant lily shaped flower
with a surprisingly pleasant
combination of a nasturtium
orange edge with a
carmine rose flame and a
yellow base; late mid spring;
24”–30”.
#02-0521 10/$7.80
50/$32.50 100/$59
500/$260 1000/$450
Sorbet – yummy, peppermint-stick-looking
with rosy white exterior
flamed with cardinal
red; ‘Rembrandt-type’
that’s dynamite with T.
‘Renown’; 18”–20”.
#02-0517
10/$9.10 50/$38
100/$69 500/$300
1000/$520
T. ‘Temple’s Favourite’
Tulip - Lily-Flowered
Elegant Lady – as its name
suggests, this is a very
elegant, graceful flower;
its slim, pointy petals are
about the color of butter
cream frosting with a pale
pink overlay that looks
so yummy in the garden,
especially in the midst of
violas and with T. ’Creme
Upstar’; 16”–20”.
#02-0612 10/$7.80
T. ‘Elegant Lady’ 50/$32.50 100/$59
500/$260 1000/$450
Flashback - a beautiful yellow
lily flowering tulip which looks
smashing with so many other
types of bulbs; elegant but
strong and sturdy; mid-late
spring. 12”-16”.
#02-0623 10/$10.90
50/$45.50 100/$83
500/$360 1000/$630
T. ‘Flashback’
LILY-FLOWERED TULIPS
“Single flowered cultivars, midseason
or late flowering, flowers with pointed
reflexed tepals. Stem of variable length.”
These very graceful and elegant tulips are excellent
for bedding and cut flowers; late blooming;
whz 3–8.
Ballerina – exterior petals
are blood red with an orange/
yellow edge; interior is marigold
orange with a buttercup
heart; glows in the sunlight
as it dances gracefully in the
garden; fragrant; 16”–20”.
#02-0616 10/$7.70
50/$30.50 100/$55
500/$250 1000/$450
China Pink – graceful,
nice medium
pink tulip with a
white heart; especially
beautiful
when combined with
Hyacinthoides ‘Excelsior’;
16”–20”.
#02-0611
T. ‘China Pink’ 10/$9.70
50/$40.50 100/$74 500/$320 1000/$560
A l t h o u g h
these flowers
are backlit by
the sun and
are therefore
washed out a
bit, T. China
Pink with N.
‘ F r a g r a n t
Rose’ and Hyacinthus
‘Peter
Stuyvesant’
still make
a stunning garden
vignette!
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T. ‘Ballerina’
T. ‘Fly Away’
Green Star – a very
unusual color for this
group but green flowers
are extremely
popular and are best
noticed when planted
in front of either very
white or dark flowers
or foliage for best
effect; late spring;
14”-18”.
#02-0627 10/$15.90
50/$66.50 100/$121
500/$525 1000/$910
T. ‘Mariette’
Marilyn - like luscious
raspberry swirl
ice cream, this ‘Rembrandt-type’,
white,
pointy-petaled tulip
sports reddish purple
flames and streaks;
looks especially yummy
with T. ‘Sorbet’;
16”-20”. #02-0604
10/$8.80 50/$36.50
100/$66 500/$290
1000/$500
Fly Away – superb,
brilliant flaming gold
edged red tulip; an
elegant 55 mph flower;
18”-20”; late spring.
#02-0626 10/$7.50
50/$31 100/$56
500/$245 1000/$430
T. ‘Green Star’
Mariette - incredibly elegant,
deep satin rose tulip
with silvery white base
and edges; blooms happily
with many other spring
flowering bulbs and is especially
beautiful with T.
‘White Elegance’; 16”-20”.
#02-0603 10/$8.50
50/$35.50 100/$64
500/$280 1000/$480
T. ‘Marilyn’
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Tulip - Lily-Flowered, continued
Maytime – a lovely, Heirloom,
reddish violet tulip with narrow
white edges and a small
yellow base; looks great with
T. ‘Flashback’; 1942; 16”–20”.
#02-0605 10/$8.20
50/$34 100/$62
500/$270 1000/$470
T. ‘Maytime’
Mona Lisa - elegant
shape and eye-catching
‘Rembrandt’-like color,
this classic lily-shaped
tulip will look lovely
in your arrangements
and will be exquisite T. ‘Mona Lisa’
in your garden; 16”-20”. #02-0621 10/$10
50/$41.50 100/$76 500/$330 1000/$570
T. ‘Pieter de Leur’
Pieter de Leur – a tiny
white base supports this
shimmering blood red flower
with pointed petals; terrific
in a Patriotic Garden
with Muscari armeniacum
and T. ‘Calgary’’; 10”–15”;
early-mid spring.
#02-0617 10/$6.60
50/$27.50 100/$50
500/$215 1000/$380
FRINGED TULIPS
“Single flowered cultivars, tepals
are edged with crystal-shaped fringes, midseason
or late flowering. Stem of variable
length.” A novelty bedding plant that attracts
lots of attention; mid to late flowering; whz 3–8.
Barbados – fiery burgundy
red tulip with lacey edges;
incredible planted in a bed
with Anemone blanda ‘White
Splendour’ and Muscari armeniacum;
12”-16”.
#02-0712 10/$19
50/$79 100/$144
500/$625 1000/$1090
Cummins – lavender purple
with purple and white lacey
edges, we have admired this
tulip for years; lovely with
other pink, white and blue
spring flowers; 12”-16”.
#02-0713 10/$13.40
50/$56 100/$102
500/$440 1000/$770
Tulip - Fringed
T. ‘Barbados’
The red rim on the
cup of N. ‘Actaea’
makes a terrific
‘color echo’ with
T. ‘Barbados’
and the addition
o f A n e m o n e
coronaria ‘Mr.
Fokker’ adds the
extra ‘zip’ and
rounds out a very
bright and eyecatching
garden.
The dark red color of T. ‘Pieter
de Leur’ and its long,
lean, elegant lines make it
the ideal companion to the
very white, multi-petaled,
round double daffodil N.
‘Obdam’. Together they
are the perfect contrast in
colors, shape and design.
T. ‘Purple Dream’
Purple Dream -
dark, elegant and
lovely, this graceful,
purple tulip sways and
dances in the springtime
breezes; larger
than most in this group;
wonderful alone or with
other colors! 18”-24”.
#02-0624 10/$8.20
50/$34 100/$62
500/$270 1000/$470
T. ‘Cummins’
The white lacey fringe on
the edges of the petals of
T. ‘Cummins’ is a perfect
color echo with the small
cupped daffodil N. ‘Verona’.
They create quite
an elegant garden vignette
and ‘dance’ beautifully together
in the spring garden!
White Triumphator –
sometimes opens with a
creamy yellow flush but
matures to a lovely ivory;
very elegant, especially
when combined with other
white flowers to create an
‘Evening Garden’ or with
bright, contrasting colors;
16”–20”.
# 0 2 - 0 6 0 8 1 0 / $ 1 0
50/$41.50 100/$76
500/$330 1000/$570
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T. ‘White Triumphator’
This is the back of the ‘Brent and Becky’s Bulbs’ float in the
2009 Daffodil Festival Parade. It’s decorated with all kinds of
colorful daffodils and camelias. To see the front of the float
and the rest of the story, see page 19.
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Tulip - Fringed, continued
T. ‘Davenport’
H o n e y m o o n - this
healthy, pristine white
and lacey tulip is lovely
and will look fabulous with
pinks, reds, blues, purples
or almost any other sunloving
flower; 12”-16”.
#02-0717 10/$12.20
50/$51 100/$92
500/$400 1000/$700
T. ‘Queensland’
Sensual Touch -
the color of a blazing
sunset with fringes
of hot summer sun
along the edges of
each lacey petal;
this ‘55 mph’ wonder
packs a lot of
‘bang for your buck’;
14”-17”.
#02-0718
10/$15.40
50/$64 100/$117
500/$510
1000/$880
Davenport - not really
named for my Dad, but
is as strong and as longlasting
as he was and
with bright bold colors,
which were his favorites!
14”-16”. #02-0714
10/$10.30 50/$43
100/$78 500/$340
1000/$590
This is another
wonderful
example of
c o m b i n i n g
flowers with
contrasting
colors along
with a color
echo which
m a k e s t h e
garden scene
v e r y e y e -
catching. T.
‘Davenport’
with N. ‘Stint’
look terrific
together!
T. ‘Honeymoon’
Queensland -
lots of reddish
pink petals on this
double flower with
tons of beautiful
white lace surrounding
each one;
12”-16”.
#02-0719
10/$12.60
50/$52.50
100/$96
500/$415
1000/$720
T. ‘Sensual Touch’
VIRIDIFLORA TULIPS
“Single flowered cultivars with partly
greenish tepals. Late flowering. Stem of variable
length.” Novelty tulips that are spectacular in arrangements
and in combination with other plants;
mid-late spring; whz 3-8.
China Town – a
lovely combination of
moss green edged with
phlox pink and a bit of
canary yellow at the
base, topped off with
pink and white variegated
foliage; quite an
eye-catcher; 10”–14”.
#02-0806 10/$10.30
50/$43 100/$78
500/$340 1000/$590
T. ‘Deirdre’
Flaming Spring
Green - the luscious
apple green
flames and ivory
petals of T. ‘Spring
Green’ but with the
added ‘red apple’
R e m b r a n d t - l i k e
flames; lovely; 16”-
18”.
#02-0810
10/$14.70
50/$61
100/$111
500/$485
1000/$840
T. ‘Spring Green’
Tulip - Viridiflora
T. ‘China Town’
Deirdre – very distinctive
and a special
favorite of Brent’s;
lily-shaped, apple
green flower with
an occasional touch
of Merlot on the
tips of its creamy
edged petals; 12”-
16”. #02-0807
10/$7.50 50/$31.50
100/$57 500/$250
1000/$430
T. ‘Flaming Spring Green’
Spring Green – lovely
ivory petals with
apple green feathered
flames; as fresh as a
new spring day; color
echo with dogwoods;
16”–18”.
#02-0802
10/$7.80
50/$32.50
100/$59 500/$260
1000/$450
Green flowers are amazingly popular. Planting them in
front of darker flowers helps them to be more visable in the
garden. Here T. ‘Spring Green’ shows up nicely in front of
Hyacinthus ‘Miss Saigon’.
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Tulip - Viridiflora, continued
T. ‘Virichic’
Yellow Spring Green -
very pale primrose yellow
flamed with apple green
along the outside; this
color will draw your eyes
from a long distance;
12”-16”.
#02-0813 10/$9.70
50/$40.50 100/$74
500/$320 1000/$560
Virichic - bright and
bold, this tulip with lilyshaped
petals, the exciting
coloration of a typical
viridiflora tulip, and
great substance makes
it a real winner and very
chic! 12”-16”.
#02-0812 10/$8.50
50/$35.50 100/$64
500/$280 1000/$480
T. ‘Black Parrot’
Bright Parrot – ...and
bright it is! A true 55
mph flower that will
draw eyes from great
distances; with the
substance and thickness
of the petals, this
one should put on a
show for a long time!
16”-18”.
#02-0914 10/$8.80
50/$36.50
100/$66 500/$290
1000/$500
T. ‘Yellow Spring Green’
PARROT TULIPS
“Single flowered cultivars with
laciniate, curled and twisted tepals. Mainly
late flowering. Stem of variable length.” A
flower arrangers dream, these birdlike flowers are
often scalloped and heavily fringed; flowerheads
can be heavier, so give protection from wind and
harsh weather; often seen in European floral paintings;
whz 3–8; mid-late spring unless otherwise
noted.
Black Parrot – very
dark burgundy Heirl
o o m w i t h a l m o s t
black flames and edges;
great for adding
shadows to a sunny
border and with white
or pink flowers; 1937;
16”–18”. #02-0902
10/$14.40 50/$60
100/$109 500/$475
1000/$820
T. ‘Bright Parrot’
T. ‘Bright Parrot’ is
really bright when
planted alone, but
when combined in a
garden with other flowers,
you can really see
how it got its name!
Here T. ‘Bright Parrot’
is planted with N.
‘Derringer’ and Hyacinthus
‘Blue Jacket’
and almost steals the
show.
T. ‘Carmine Parrot’
O n e w o u l d n ’ t
think that the big,
bold, intensely
colored flowers of
T. ‘Carmine Parrot’
would pair
well with the delicate
flowers of N.
‘Avalanche’, but
here they are and
we like it!
T. ‘Cream Lizard’
Flaming Parrot –
primrose yellow with
blood red flames
inside and yellow,
often maturing to
creamy white with
crimson flames outside;
strong stems
and a flower arranger’s
dream; 20”–24”.
#02-0906
10/$10.90
50/$45.50
100/$83
500/$360 1000/$630
T. ‘Madonna’
♥Professor Rontgen
– rich blend of warm,
happy orange tones
draws much attention;
strong stems; 17”-21”.
#02-0917 10/$12.50
50/$52 100/$95
500/$410 1000/$720
Tulip - Parrot
Carmine Parrot –
fantastic combination
of carmine and
cherry red with a blue
heart; incredibly thick
substance; lasts forever
in our garden and
keeps its color as it
‘fades’; 18”–20”; earlymid
spring. #02-0904
10/$10 50/$41.50
100/$76 500/$330
1000/$570
Cream Lizard –
lovely primrose yellow
on the inside and
creamy sepals with a
pink tinge on the outside
yield a yummy
pastel flower for the
mid-late spring garden;
12”-16”.
#02-0922
10/$11.30
50/$47 100/$85
500/$370
1000/$640
T. ‘Flaming Parrot’
Madonna – green brush
marks give a look of a
‘viridiflora’ type tulip
but with the shape
and substance of this
division, this flower has
the best of both types;
a winner; 15”-18”.
#02-0916
10/$10.60
50/$44.50
100/$81 500/$350
1000/$610
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Tulip - Parrot, continued
Tulip - Double-Late, continued
T. ‘Red Cap’
Silver Parrot - silvery
exterior on the rose petals
and a lovely variegated
foliage which is as decorative
as any hosta around;
14”-17”.
#02-0920 10/$15.90
50/$66.50 100/$121
500/$525 1000/$910
Red Cap - Indian Lake
red petals with a thick
substance that ensures
a long lasting flower;
beautiful blue heart; late
spring; 16”-19”.
#02-0919 10/$8.80
50/$36.50 100/$66
500/$290 1000/$500
DOUBLE LATE TULIPS
“Double flowered cultivars; Late
flowering. Mainly long stemmed.” Rose or
peony shaped flowers that provide a lot of focal
impact in the late spring garden; good for protected
bedding and cut flowers; 5 per sq. ft; whz
3-8.
Angelique – pale, bluish
pink with darker
shades of pink, white
and sometimes creamy
yellow interspersed;
variable color; a fragrant,
popular favorite;
perennializes in some
climates; 14”–16”.
#02-1001 10/$7.90
T. ‘Angelique’
Annelinde - very similar
to T. ‘Angelique’ but
with decorative creamedged,
variegated foliage;
gorgeous before, during
and after bloom! 14”-16”.
#02-1021 10/$11.60
5 0 / $ 4 8 1 0 0 / $ 8 8
500/$380 1000/$660
T. ‘Silver Parrot’
50/$33 100/$60
500/$260
1000/$450
T. ‘Annelinde’
Black Hero® – fully
double sport of T.
‘Queen of Night’; large
glossy black petaloids
with a few reddish black
T. ‘Black Hero’ sepals; effective with T.
‘Mount Tacoma’; 16”–20”. #02-1010 10/$12.20
50/$51 100/$92 500/$400 1000/$700
Dark flowers like
T. ‘Black Hero’
are very popular
and show up
beautifully when
combined with
white flowers like
N. ‘Polar Ice’.
T. ‘Blue Spectacle’
Charming Lady - a
wonderful blend of
orange sherbet and
butterscotch swirl
creating warm colors
of sunset; lots of petals
offering lots of
color for your garden;
12”-16”. #02-1027
10/$13.40 50/$56
100/$102 500/$440
1000/$770
T. ‘Creme Upstar’
Blue Spectacle - The
old song lyrics, ‘Lavender
Blue Dilly Dilly’
come to mind when I
see this flower; it isn’t
blue but leans in that
direction in some climates;
many petaloids
and good substance;
12”-16”. #02-1026
10/$9.10 50/$38
100/$69 500/$300
1000/$520
Creme Upstar – one
of the loveliest and
most fragrant, variable
tulips we’ve seen;
creamy yellow interior
and very pale yellow
exterior with coddled
cream and pale pink
overlay; all of the
colors intensify as
the flower matures;
12”–16”. #02-1013
10/$9.40 50/$39 100/$71 500/$310
1000/$540
Danceline - lots of
creamy white petals
decorated with flecks
of raspberry lined up
and around the heart
filled with soft yellow
stamens; you can
almost hear the beat
of the music when you
look at this flower;
12”-16”. #02-1029
10/$16.80 50/$70
100/$128 500/$555
1000/$960
T. ‘Double Dutch’
Double Maureen -
the same wonderful
qualities of T. ‘Maureen’,
the long-term
perennial tulip in the
single-late group but
with lots of petals;
24”-28”.
#02-1030 10/$15.90
50/$66.50 100/$121
500/$525 1000/$910
T. ‘Charming Lady’
T. ‘Danceline’
Double Dutch - seems
to have a ‘gazillion’ petaloids
like a ‘doubledouble’;
bright coloration
makes this a 55
mph, eye-catching wonder!
14”-16”.
#02-1022 10/$7.50
50/$31.50
100/$57 500/$250
1000/$430
T. ‘Double Maureen’
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Tulip - Double-Late, continued
T. ‘Drumline’
Mount Tacoma –
beautiful, ivory white
with a creamy white
heart; nice in combination
with T. ‘Angelique’,
T ‘Uncle Tom’ and many
other colorful plants
in your garden; 1924;
14”–16”. #02-1004
10/$9.70 50/$40.50
100/$74 500/$320
1000/$560
T. ‘Orange Princess’
Drumline - our oldest
son, Jay, who is the
General Manager of
our company, used to
be the leader of his
high school drumline
and the school colors
were red and white...
we just couldn’t resist
this one! 14”-18”.
#02-1031 10/$13.50
50/$56.50 100/$103
500/$445 1000/$780
T. ‘Mount Tacoma’
Orange Princess
– T. ‘Prinses Irene’ in
double or triple form;
an incredibly beautiful
and fragrant long
lasting flower in rich
nasturtium orange,
flamed purplish red;
great in pots; 10”–
12”; mid spring.
#02-1008 10/$10.90
50/$45.50 100/$83
500/$360
1000/$630
Tulip - Kaufmanniana
KAUFMANNIANA TULIPS
“Tulip kaufmanniana with her cultivars,
subspecies, varieties and hybrids, which
resemble T. kaufmanniana. Very early flowering,
sometimes with mottled foliage. Flower
with multicolored base opens full. Exterior
normally with a clear carmine blush. Height
up to 20 cm.” Excellent, colorful perennials that
bloom with early and mid spring daffodils; very
short, midsized blooms for the early spring garden;
flowers often star-shaped or water lily–like;
great for rock gardens, pots and window boxes;
whz 3-8; (12+cm).
Ancilla – when fully
open, resembles a water
lily; exterior is
rose red and soft pink;
inside is white with
a distinctive yellow
center encircled by
a red ring; coloration
changes as it matures;
6”–8”. #02-1101
10/$8.20 50/$34
T. ‘Ancilla’
100/$62 500/$270 1000/$470
Many spring flowering
bulbs are suitable
for growing in pots as
long as they get their
vernilazation (precooling
period). The
ones that look best in
containers are ones
that are not too tall.
Here T. ‘Ancilla’ and
Hyacinthus ‘Top
Hit’ growing happily
together are quite
eye-catching!
Pink Star – will be the
star in your garden,
this fully double has
great substance and
strong stems; great
c o n t a i n e r c h o i c e ;
12”-14”. #02-1015
10/$8.20 50/$34
100/$62 500/$270
1000/$470
Yellow Mountain –
sport of T.’Mount
Tacoma’, its cream
and yellow coloration
remind us of a snow
capped yellow mountain;
fully double and
lovely; 14”-18”; late
mid-spring.
#02-1020 10/$10.90
50/$45.50 100/$83
500/$360 1000/$630
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T. ‘Uncle Tom’
T. ‘Pink Star’
Uncle Tom – dark
maroon red, peonylike
tulip that would
be an eye-catching
color contrast with T.
‘Mount Tacoma’; 1939;
14”–16”. #02-1005
10/$9.70 50/$40.50
100/$74 500/$320
1000/$560
T. ‘Yellow Mountain’
Heart’s Delight – eyecatching
colors of rose,
white and golden yellow;
purple mottled foliage;
6”–8”.
#02-1103 10/$8.50
50/$35.50
100/$64 500/$280
1000/$480
T. ‘Ice Stick’
Scarlet Baby –
interior is scarlet
with a sunny yellow
heart; exterior has
a flush of a darker
red; wonderful with
Muscari ‘Christmas
Pearl’; 6”–8”.
#02-1104
10/$7.20
50/$30 100/$55
500/$240
1000/$410
T. ‘Heart’s Delight’
Ice Stick - a spectacular
contrast in colors;
dark red exterior
with white interior and
a yellow heart; 6”-10”.
#02-1107
10/$9.70
50/$44.50
100/$74
500/$320
1000/$560
T. ‘Scarlet Baby’
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Tulip - Fosteriana
FOSTERIANA TULIPS
“Tulips fosteriana with her cultivars,
subspecies, varieties and hybrids, which resemble T.
fosteriana. Early flowering, leaves very broad, green
or grey green, sometimes mottled or striped. Stem
medium to long. Large long flower, base variable.”
Among the best for forcing or perennializing in
early-mid spring garden; blooms with daffodils;
whz 3–9; (12+cm).
T. ‘Albert Heijn’
Apricot Emperor –
the perfect color for
most home gardens
where the colors
reflect the interior
decor; beautiful
with T.’Purissima’;
12”-16”. #02-1211
10/$9.10 50/$38
100/$69 500/$300
1000/$520
T. ‘Decora’
Tulips are bright, colorful,
eye-catching
flowers. But tulip
cultivars that have
variegated leaves
decorate the garden
as much as hostas!
Here T. ‘Decora’
blends nicely with
N. ‘Avalanche’ but
drew eyes to the
garden even before
both flowers were in
bloom!
Albert Heijn – a
great addition to
this strong group;
flourescent bright
pink with lighter pink
edges and a pinkish
purple overlay;
12”-16”. #02-1218
10/$8.20 50/$34
100/$62 500/$270
1000/$470
T. ‘Apricot Emperor’
Decora – lovely, bright
red tulip decorated with
white and pink variegated
leaves; smashing!
Improved T.’Madame
Lefeber’; 12”-16”.
#02-1212 10/$8.80
50/$36.50
100/$66 500/$290
1000/$500
Easter Moon - soft
warm yellow petals
echo with the creamy
yellow edge on the
green leaves; great
perennializer; 12”–16”;
early-mid spring.
#02-1209
10/$6.90
50/$29 100/$52
500/$230
1000/$400
T. ‘Easter Moon’
Almost all spring flowering bulbs prefer to be DRY in their
summer dormancy or ‘while they are sleeping’. If your bulbs
are disappearing, chances are they are getting too much
summer irrigation. Make raised beds for better drainage
and only water your summer annuals when necessary!
Exotic Emperor -
lovely, pristine white
double petals with
greenish markings
on the outer sepals;
unusual and elegant;
12”-16”.
#02-1213
10/$10.60
50/$44.50
100/$81
500/$350
1000/$610
T. ‘Flaming Purissima’
Juan – bright orange
with a glowing
yellow base and
beautiful purple,
mottled foliage; a
great show before,
during and after
bloom; 12”–16”.
#02-1202
10/$6.90
50/$29 100/$52
500/$230
1000/$400
T. ‘Orange Emperor’
Purissima –(White
Emperor) lovely pure
white tulip with pale
yellow base and heart;
we’ve seen clumps of
this tulip 20 years old!
1943; 12”–16”.
#02-1207 10/$6
50/$25 100/$45
500/$195
1000/$340
T. ‘Red Alert’
Tulip - Fosteriana, continued
T. ‘Exotic Emperor’
Flaming Purissima
– showy, long lasting
flower is a rich cream
streaked with raspberry;
this variable
tulip provides a color
coordinated mixture
that blooms all at one
time; 12”–16”; mid
spring.
#02-1210 10/$7.50
50/$31.50 100/$57
500/$250 1000/$430
T. ‘Juan’
Orange Emperor –
carrot orange with a
buttercup yellow base
and flush; excellent;
12”–14”.
#02-1203
10/$6.90 50/$29
100/$52 500/$230
1000/$400
T. ‘Purissima’
Red Alert - This mutation
of T.’Orange Emperor’
just reached out
and grabbed our attention!
Bold combination of reddish
orange, creamy yellow and
green; mid spring; 12”-16”.
#02-1219 10/$8.20
50/$34 100/$62
500/$270 1000/$470
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Tulip - Greigii
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T. ‘Sweetheart’
Fosteriana mixture
– a bright colorful mixture
of some of the
above strong perennial
tulips.
#02-1220
100/$64 500/$280
1000/$480
5000/$1920
10,000/$3072
Sweetheart – a yummy
‘lemon meringue’
combination of creamy
white and lemon yellow;
12”–16”.
#02-1206
10/$9.10 50/$38
100/$69 500/$300
1000/$520
GREIGII TULIPS
“Tulipa greigii with her cultivars,
subspecies, varieties and hybrids, which
resemble T. greigii. Mostly with mottled
or striped foliage, flowering later than
kaufmanniana. Leaves spreading normally
on the ground, mostly strongly undulated.
Flower shape variable.” Exceptional landscape
value, even when they’re not in bloom, because
their foliage is like having beautiful, unusual hostas
in the garden; one of the best for bedding,
patio containers, and in combination with mid
spring daffodils, Anemones and Hyacinths; whz
3–8.
Coors - cool and
crisp like its namesake,
this red and
white tulip grabs
your attention because
of its beautiful
flower and its
decorative foliage;
perfect for containers
and the fronts
of borders; 8”-12”.
#02-1320
T. ‘Coors’
10/$10.30
50/$43 100/$78
500/$340 1000/$590
Donna Bella
– spectacular
compact plant;
striking red and
white flowers
offset by the
most beautiful
plum purple
and kelly green
leaves which will
give you up to 3
months of show!
1955; 8”-12”.
#02-1316
10/$9.10
50/$38
100/$69 500/$300 1000/$520
T. ‘Fosteriana mixture’
T. ‘Donna Bella’
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T. ‘Easter Surprise’
Fire of Love -
this tulip has to be
seen to be believed!
The most decorative
foliage we’ve
seen yet; winner
of the Mailorder
Gardening Association’s
GREEN
THUMB AWARD;
like T. ‘Red Riding
Hood’ but with
more ‘wow’ to the
leaves! 8”-12”.
Easter Surprise – the
warm yellow petals intensify
in color to the
point that it becomes
tangerine orange at the
tips; grabs your visual
attention with its bright,
neon colors which is enhanced
with decorative,
mottled leaves; 8”–12”.
#02-1312 10/$10.60
50/$44.50 100/$81
500/$350 1000/$610
T. ‘Fire of Love’
#02-1319 10/$7.70 50/$32 100/$59
500/$255 1000/$440
Fur Elise - a wonderful
combination
of yellows, corals
and pinks; named
for a beautiful
piece of music by
Beethoven, this
flower will make
music in your garden;
8”-12”.
#02-1322
T. ‘Fur Elise’
Oratorio – several
shades of rose,
almost the shade
of watermelon, with
deep purple mottled
leaves; plant with
Hyacinth ‘Delft Blue’;
8”–12”.
#02-1306
10/$8.50
50/$35.50
100/$64
500/$280
1000/$480
T. ‘Portland’
10/$8.80
50/$36.50
100/$66
500/$290 1000/$500
T. ‘Oratorio’
Portland – a long
flower of beautiful
dark rose and a
tiny green base; mild
variegation on the
leaves; 8”-12”.
#02-1323
10/$10.90
50/$45.50
100/$83 500/$360
1000/$630
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Tulip - Greigii, continued
T. ‘Quebec’
Red Riding Hood –
heavily, purple mottled
leaves and a solid red
tulip with a small black
heart; great for the
patriotic garden with
blue and white Muscari
and Anemones; 8”–12”.
#02-1309
10/$7.80
50/$32.50
100/$59 500/$260
1000/$450
Toronto – salmon
pink flowers very
similar in color to the
inside of a very ripe
watermelon; buttercup
yellow heart
with bronzy green
base; multiflowered;
10”–14”. #02-1310
10/$6.90 50/$29
100/$52 500/$230
1000/$400
Quebec – colors of
scarlet, chartreuse
and buttercup yellow,
combined with decorative
foliage; this multiflowered
tulip is a show
stopper; 8”-14”.
#02-1314 10/$7.50
50/$31.50
100/$57 500/$250
1000/$430
T. ‘Red Riding Hood’
The Greigii tulip
group has such
decorative leaves
that they almost
create a total garden
alone. But you
can see how much
more noticeable
the tulip’s foliage
is when combined
with other flowers.
Here T. ‘Red Riding
Hood’ looks
even more amazing
with Anemone
blanda ‘White
Splendour’.
T. ‘Toronto’
We think filling
your flowerbed
with plants helps
to keep weeds
under control.
We also talk often
about planting
smaller bulbs
under, around
and on top of
larger bulbs to
act as ‘shoes and
socks’ by covering
the ankles
and knees’ of
the larger bulbs.
But here, a tulip
is acting as
the ‘shoes and
socks’. Here T.
‘Toronto’ sure
makes Leucojum
aestivum
more visible!
MISCELLANEOUS
“In fact not a cultivar group, but the collection
of all species, varieties and their cultivars
in which the wild species is evident,
not belonging to any of the above mentioned
cultivar groups.” Excellent for rock gardens,
front of borders; forcing and containers; many
of these variable beauties suitable for Heirloom
gardens; some naturalize when happy; 6–10 cm
bulbs and mid-late spring unless otherwise noted;
whz 3–8.
acuminata – a difficult
to find, rare tulip,
sometimes nicknamed
‘Fire Flame’ tulip; long
narrow scarlet and
yellow petaloids with
pointy ends; Heirloom;
1813; 12”-18”.
#02-1440
5/$16.60
25/$69.25
50/$125.50
250/$547.50
500/$950
Tulip - Species and Miscellaneous
T. bakeri ‘Lilac Wonder’
batalinii ‘Bright Gem’
– fragrant tulip with
sulphur yellow petals
that are flushed with
orange; mid spring; 4”–
6”; (6+cm). #02-1405
10/$5.20 50/$21.50
100/$39 500/$170
1000/$300
T. batalinii ‘Bronze Charm’
clusiana ‘Cynthia’ –
red petals edged with
chartreuse; purple
base; mid spring; a
great grower and perennializer
for us!
8”–10”; mid spring;
(6+cm).
#02-1411
10/$5.20
50/$21.50
100/$39
500/$170
1000/$300
T. acuminata
bakeri
‘Lilac Wonder’ – sunny
yellow heart and
lilac pink petals; great
companion to daffodils
‘Hawera’, ‘Quail’
and silver leafed
plants like Stachys;
mid spring; 6”–8”;
(6/8cm). #02-1403
10/$4.20 50/$17.50
100/$32 500/$140
1000/$240
T. batalinii ‘Bright Gem’
b a t a l i n i i ‘ B r o n z e
Charm’ – little yellow
tulip with bronzy
feathering; wavy, gray
leaves; fragrant, mid
spring bloomer; 4”–6”;
(6+cm).
#02-1406 10/$9.50
50/$39.50
100/$72 500/$315
1000/$550
T. clusiana ‘Cynthia’
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Tulip - Species and Miscellaneous, cont. Tulip - Species and Miscellaneous, cont.
T. clusiana var. chrysantha
clusiana var.
chrysantha
‘Tubergen’s Gem’ – exterior
petals are red and
the interior is bright,
sunny yellow; larger clone
of T. chrysantha; mid
spring; 8”–10”; (6+cm).
#02-1410 10/$6.40
50/$26.50 100/$49
500/$210 1000/$370
T. clusiana var. stellata
Honky Tonk - bright,
sunny disposition and
blushed with warmth as
one might be in a ‘Honky
Tonk’! Cute and strong;
6”-8”.
#02-1448
10/$5.50 50/$23
100/$42 500/$180
1000/$310
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clusiana var.
chrysantha – when the
petals are closed, you
see the crimson exterior;
when they’re open,
you can see bright yellow
reflecting the rays
of the sun; early-mid
spring; 1948; 6”–8”;
(4+cm). #02-1409
10/$3.30 50/$14
100/$25 500/$110
1000/$190
T. clusiana var. chrysantha
’Tubergen’s Gem’
clusiana
var. stellata - precious
star-shaped
flower with rich pink
sepals, creamy white
petals and with no
violet heart; very vigorous
in cultivation;
6”-10”. #02-1455
10/$7 50/$29.50
100/$53 500/$230
1000/$400
T. ‘Honky Tonk’
A tulip’s native habitat
is in the mountainous
regions of Turkey,
Iran and other areas
that are very well
drained and where
summer baking and
dry climates are a
natural occurrence.
Here in our own rock
garden, T. ‘Honky
Tonk’ is planted in
scree (small gravel)
on the side of a southfacing
hill. It is happily
blooming with a
little white daffodil,
N. ‘Toto’, T. clusiana
var. ‘Tubergen’s
Gem’ and other miscellaneous
tulips that
prefer a similar environment.
Although the plant’s genes predetermine its size
and height, in reality, having your spring flowering bulbs
reach their maximum size and height has everything
to do with the richness of soil, proper nutrients and
available moisture. If bulbs are planted VERY late,
they may not have enough time to develop a good root
system and are often shorter than usual. However, if
sun-loving plants are planted in an area with too much
shade, they may actually stretch to find the sun, making
them grow taller than expected.
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T. ‘humilis
‘Alba Coerulea Oculata’
humilis ‘Lilliput’ – shining
cardinal red inside
and out with a violet
base; precious! Early/mid
spring; 4”–6”;
(5/7cm).
#02-1416 10/$4.50
50/$19 100/$34
500/$150 1000/$260
T. humilis ‘Odalisque’
h u m i l i s ‘ P e r s i a n
Pearl’ – a buttercup
yellow b a s e s u p-
ports the magenta
rose petals; interior
cyclamen purple; a
colorful combination;
early/mid spring;
3”-4”. #02-1419
10/$5.50 50/$23
100/$42 500/$180
1000/$310
T. humilis ‘Red Cup’
Lady Jane – When
closed, the exterior
petals of this ‘candy
striped tulip’ are rose
red with a tiny white
edge; the flower opens
fully to show a bright
white interior; 8”–
10”; mid-late spring;
(6/8cm). #02-1437
10/$5.50 50/$23
100/$42 500/$180
1000/$310
humilis ‘Alba
Coerulea Oculata’ –
exquisite white tulip
with steel blue base;
delicate but strong;
mid spring; 6”-8”.
#02-1443
5/$13.45
25/$56 50/$102
250/$442.50
500/$770
T. humilis ‘Lilliput’
humilis ‘Odalisque’
– exterior red; interior
beet root purple
with yellow base and
anthers; fragrance
of citrus; early-mid
spring; 3”–4”; (6+cm).
#02-1418
10/$5.80 50/$24
100/$44 500/$190
1000/$330
T. humilis ‘Persian Pearl’
humilis 'Red Cup'
- flag red flower,
a white heart with
a bit of yellow infused
with blue
feathering; the
almost perfect
small ‘American
Flag’; 5”-7”.
#02-1453
10/$8.30
50/$34.50
100/$63
500/$275
1000/$470
T. ‘Lady Jane’
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Tulip - Species and Miscellaneous, cont. Tulip - Species and Miscellaneous, cont.
T. linifolia
Miscellaneous tulips
and miniature
daffodils work well
together in the garden
and in containers.
When planted
together, neither one
upstages the other.
Here T. linifolia
shares a container
with N. ‘Sundial’
and they make quite
an attractive couple.
T. ‘Little Beauty’
Little Princess –
spanish orange with
red midveins; black
base outlined with
yellow; excellent;
4”–6”; mid spring;
(6/8cm). #02-1425
10/$4.90 50/$20
100/$37 500/$160
1000/$280
T. marjolettii
linifolia – bright
signal red inside
and out with a jet
black base; 3”–4”;
1 8 8 4 ; l a t e - m i d
spring.
#02-1423
10/$3.40
50/$14.50
100/$26
500/$115
1000/$200
Little Beauty –
reddish pink petals
with a bluish
heart; this is a super
strong, really
showy, but delicate
looking flower with
‘to-die-for’ colors!
4”–6”; mid spring;
(6/8cm). #02-1424
10/$4.50 50/$19
100/$34 500/$150
1000/$260
T. ‘Little Princess’
marjolettii – lovely
pale, creamy white
with raspberry edges
and blush; Heirloom;
10”-14”; very late
spring. (7+cm); 1894.
#02-1441
10/$11.40
50/$47.50
100/$86 500/$375
1000/$650
Most spring flowering bulbs are dormant during the
summer months and will perform better if they are not
artificially watered during that time. If you live in an
area where summer downpours are common, planting
summer flowering bulbs, annuals and perennials in the
same bed will help utilize the rain. However, during
times of drought when watering becomes necessary,
we think plants are happier if they are watered with drip
irrigation and not by an automatic system that sprinkles
everything at 3am everyday whether it’s needed or not!
It feels good to conserve water and make the plants
happy at the same time.
T. ‘Peppermint Stick’
This is another wonderful
example of
how well miscellaneous
tulips and
miniature daffodils
work together. The
shapes and colors
of T. ‘Peppermint
Stick’ and N. ‘Sundial’
may be different
but the conditions
they prefer are the
same and happy
plants are beautiful,
healthy plants.
T. praestans ‘Shogun’
praestans ‘Unicum’
– sport of and similar
to the above; with the
addition of having white
edged foliage; multiflowered;
mid spring;
10”–12” #02-1431
10/$6.80 50/$28.50
100/$52 500/$225
1000/$390
pulchella ‘Tête–à–Tête’
- a cute little multi-flowered
double appropriately
named with all the little
‘heads’ of flowers; unusual;
early/mid spring; 3”-5”.
#02-1450 10/$12.60
50/$52.50 100/$96
500/$415 1000/$720
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Peppermint Stick
- the true red and
white tulip named after
the candy cane;
light, bright and glowing,
this diminuitive
flower, with a purple
heart, will bring delight
to your garden;
6”-8”; mid-late spring.
#02-1451 10/$7
50/$29.50
100/$53 500/$230
1000/$400
praestans ‘Shogun’
- yellows, oranges
and streaks of red
make this flower
look like the perfect
sunset, an awsome
color; 10”-12”.
#02-1454
10/$5.60
50/$23 100/$42
500/$185
1000/$320
T. praestans ‘Unicum’
There are four
colors in this garden
vignette: the
blue of Anemone
blanda ‘Blue
S h a d e s ’ , t h e
red flower, green
leaves and the
white edge of T.
praestans ‘Unicum’.
This is a
very simple planting
that makes a
very large statement
and actually
can stop traffic.
T. pulchella ‘Tete-a-Tete’
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Tulip - Species and Miscellaneous, cont.
Red Hunter - a
bright red special
tulip that is a bit
larger and more robust
than linifolia;
4”-6”; mid-late
spring.
#02-1452
10/$5.50
50/$23 100/$42
500/$180
1000/$310
Allium
vvedenskyi
‘Tangerine Beauty’
– soft orange/red
flower; mid spring;
8”–10”; (12+cm).
#02-1435
10/$9.70
50/$40.50
100/$74
500/$320
1000/$560
T. ‘Red Hunter’
sylvestris – totally
sunny yellow; ‘the
woodland tulip’, native
to Europe and
has naturalized freely
at Monticello and
at other southern
locations; sweetly
fragrant; 8”-12”.
#02-1442
10/$6.90
50/$29 100/$52
500/$230
1000/$400
T. sylvestris
T. vvedenskyi ‘Tangerine Beauty’
whittallii – various
shades of orange set
off with a dark, round
heart; when the sun
shines through this
flower, it looks like it’s
on fire; 8”-12”.
#02-1444
10/$9.50
50/$39.50
100/$72 500/$315
1000/$550
T. whittallii
T U L I P S
S P E C I A L B U L B S
Tinka – exterior
petals are cardinal
red with a tiny yellow
stripe; inside
is primrose yellow;
s t r o n g g r o w e r ;
8”–10”; late-mid
spring; (6/8cm).
#02-1438
10/$4.90
50/$20 100/$37
500/160
1000/$280
T. ‘Titty’s Star’
turkestanica – white
petals with orange center;
multiflowering and
fragrant; a repeat bloomer
in our garden; early
spring; 1875; 6”–8”; (7+cm).
#02-1433 10/$3.90
50/$16.50 100/$30
500/$130 1000/$230
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T. tarda
tarda – star shaped
tulip of white and
yellow; multiflowering;
4”–6”; 1933; early
spring; (7/8cm).
#02-1432
10/$3.30
50/$14 100/$25
500/$110
1000/$190
T. ‘Tinka’
Titty’s Star – deep
greenish gold multiple
flowers appear on each
4”–6” stem; mid spring.
#02-1439 10/$5.20
50/$21.50
100/$39 500/$170
1000/$300
T. turkestanica
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ALLIUM
Family: Liliaceae
Nickname: Ornamental Onion
Bulb Companions: Dutch Iris; Eremurus; Asiatic Lilium;
Hardy Gladiolus; Camassia; Triteleia; Dichelostemma
Other Companions: Painted Daisy; most Poppies; Siberian
Iris; Peonies; Baptisia; Stachys; Sweet William; Roses;
Kniphofia; Hemerocallis
Ornamental onions that perform beautifully,
blooming late spring through early summer;
they add a spectacular or architectural dimension
to the garden; many suitable for Heirloom gardens
and sunny, well-drained meadow; also wonderful
cut and dried flowers; Giant (volleyball - softball),
1 per sq. ft.; Large (baseball - tennis ball), 5 per
sq. ft.; Small (golf ball - marble), 10 per sq. ft;
whz 4-8.
aflatunense ‘Purple
Sensation’ – tons
of tiny violet purple
flowers tightly compressed
to look like
one gorgeous big,
round, baseball sized
flower on a 20”-30”
stem; one of the earliest;
late spring or
early summer; zones
3-8; (12cm).
Allium aflat. ‘Purple Sensation’ #03-0101 10/$7.60
50/$31.50 100/$58 500/$250 1000/$440
Ambassador - similar
shape and form
as giganteum; large
intense reddish purple
softball-sized flowers
and strong stems; late
spring/early summer;
3’-4’; (24/28cm).
#03-0135
1/$6.81 5/$28.40
10/$51.60
50/$224.50
100/$390
Allium ‘Ambassador’
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Allium, continued
Allium, continued
atropurpureum –
many star shaped,
very dark purple
florets form a tennis
ball sized flower
that almost looks
black in the garden;
superb with lighter
colored alliums and
Dianthus barbatus;
late spring-early
summer; 1’-2’; whz
3-8; (8+cm).
Allium atropurpureum
#03-0129
10/$8.40 50/$35 100/$63 500/$275
1000/$480
caeruleum –
(azureum) the unusual
color of clear flax blue;
quarter sized flowers on
12”-18” stems; naturalizes
in meadow or garden;
early summer; whz
5-7; (4+cm). #03-0102
10/$4.20 50/$17.50
100/$32 500/$135
1000/$240
Allium carinatum pulchellum
christophii – lots
of loosely formed,
starry, silvery amethyst
flowers compressed
to make one
large, round head
about the size of a
softball; spectacular
cut flower and
amazing coming up
through hostas, ornamental
grasses or
other perennials; one
of the earliest to
bloom; 12”-20”; whz
carinatum pulchellum
– purple stems support
the graceful reddish violet,
pendulous, quarter
sized flowers; produces
great perennial clumps;
20”-24”; zones 5-8; mid
summer; naturalizes in
meadow or rock gardens;
Heirloom; 1810;
(topsized). #03-0103
10/$12.10 50/$50.50
100/$92 500/$400
1000/$690
3-8; early summer; 1901; (12+cm). #03-0106
10/$8.60 50/$36 100/$65 500/$285
1000/$490
Allium falcifolium
Allium caeruleum
Allium christophii
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falcifolium – nicknamed
‘Sceptreleaved
Onion’; wide
sickle shaped glaucous
leaves surround
10-30 bell-shaped
florets of deep rose;
winter leaves; heirloom
1841; 2”-4”;
whz 4-8; (6+cm).
#03-0137
5/$6.95 25/$29
50/$52.50
250/$230
500/$400
Allium ‘Firmament’
flavum – lemon yellow,
pendulous, quarter sized
flowers on 10”-12” stems
that look marvelous with
blue petunias; mid summer;
naturalizes; 1759;
(top-sized). #03-0107
10/$12.10 50/$50.50
100/$92 500/$400
1000/$690
Allium giganteum
Gladiator – bluish,
lilac/purple florets
formed into a large,
tight, softball sized
flower head decorate
the early summer
garden; 24”-36”
here; stems add to
the sculptured effect
of the whole
flower; (18/20cm).
#03-0109
5/$14.85
25/$61.75
50/$112.50
250/$490 500/$850
Allium ‘Globemaster’
Firmament – dark silvery
purple baseball
sized flowers on 24”-
30” stems make perfect
partners for Asiatic
lilies, Sweet William,
Dutch Iris and Gladiolus
byzantinus; May-June;
(7+cm). #03-0126
5/$12.65 25/$52.75
50/$96 250/$417.50
500/$725
Allium flavum
giganteum – tightly
formed, round, softball
sized blossom
filled with small lilac
purple florets; plant
among perennials to
hide dying foliage;
blooms in late spring
with Dutch Iris, Eremurus
and painted
daisies; whz 4-8; 40”-
48”; 1883; (20+cm).
#03-0108 1/$5.75
5/$24 10/$43.60
50/$190 100/$329
Allium ‘Gladiator’
(The Bulb Shoppe: Tues. - Sat. 10am-4pm; Sun & Mon closed)
G l o b e m a s t e r –
sparkling silvery
pinkish purple softball
to volleyball
sized flowers that
produce secondary
florets, extending
bloom life; premier
hybrid; 30”-36”;
May-June; (20+cm).
#03-0127
1/$7.60
5/$31.95
10/$58.10
50/$252.50
100/$439
Denise, Sue and Kristen who work in The Bulb Shoppe often
spray paint the dried flower heads of the large flowered alliums
and they are very popular! Red, white and blue ones
for the 4th of July; orange for Halloween and red and green
ones for Christmas. They even look fabulous as ornaments
on Christmas trees! Be sure and save your large dried allium
flowers and give this natural decoration a try!
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Allium, continued
Allium jesdianum ‘Early Emperor’
karataviense –
pale lilac to silvery
white, golfball to
baseball sized flowers
with broad, artistic
glaucous leaves,
o f t e n w i t h r e d
margins; good for
decorative window
boxes, bedding and
patio planters; late
spring; whz 4-8; 8”-
10”; 1876; (12/14cm).
#03-0110
10/$9.10
50/$38 100/$69
500/$300 1000/$520
moly ‘Jeannine’ – starlike,
bright yellow, golfball
sized umbels on 10”-
12” stems sparkle in the
early summer garden;
great layered with larger
Alliums, Sweet William
and Dutch Iris; often 2
flower stems; naturalizes
freely; whz 3-8; (6+cm).
#03-0112 10/$2.70
5 0 / $ 1 1 1 0 0 / $ 2 0
500/$90 1000/$150
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Allium ‘Mars’
Allium ‘Mount Everest’
jesdianum
‘Early Emperor’ -
bred for the cut
flower market, this
allium has wonderful
stems and blooms
a good two weeks
earlier than most of
the others; 24”-30”;
(14+cm).
#03-0133
5/$17.25 25/$72
50/$131
250/$570 500/$990
Allium karataviense
Mars – spectacular
softball sized
flowers on 30”-36”
stems; late spring
bloom with reddish
purple florets on a
compact head; whz
3-8; (18/20cm).
#03-0131
5/$13.30
25/$55.25
50/$100.50
250/$437.50
500/$760
Allium moly ‘Jeannine’
Mount Everest
– vigorous, longlasting,
baseball
size flowers;
24”-36”; whz
3-8; (18/20cm).
#03-0113
5/$14.85
25/$61.75
50/$112.50
250/$490
500/$850
A l l i u m ‘ M o u n t
Everest’ looks very
regale and statuesque
in the garden
with California
poppies, Bachelor
Buttons and other
alliums.
Allium neapolitanum
nigrum – (multibulbosum)
softball sized,
silvery, grayish white,
almost flat-topped
flower with green midveins;
a repeat bloomer
and a joy in our
garden with peonies
and Siberian Iris for
over 10 years; summer;
1910; 18”-30”;
(12+cm) #03-0115
10/$8.50 50/$35.50
100/$64 500/$280
1000/$480
Allium oreophilum
schubertii – this
one has to be seen
to be believed;
a volleyball to
beachball sized,
loose, spidery,
rose/purple flower
filled with star
shaped florets–
each on stalks
unequal in length;
looks a bit like a
bizarre spaceship
with many antennas;
a late spring
bloomer that may
Allium, continued
neapolitanum – (cowanii)
fragrant, white,
loosely formed, quarter
sized umbel; late
spring flowering;
great cut flower; 12”-
14”; 1828; (4+cm).
#03-0114
10/$2.40 50/$10
100/$18 500/$80
1000/$140
Allium nigrum
oreophilum –
( o s t r o w s k i a n u m )
l o o s e l y f o r m e d ,
quarter sized, deep
purplish pink flowers
with darker midveins;
good for rock gardens
and fronts of
borders; early summer;
4”–6”; 1873;
(5+cm).
#03-0116 10/$2.50
50/$10.50 100/$19
500/$80
1000/$140
Allium schubertii
be suitable for forcing; 12”–24”; whz 7–9; 1896;
(12/14cm). #03-0120 5/$10.45 25/$43.50
50/$79 250/$345 500/$600
sphaerocephalon
– often called ‘drumstick
allium’, this
dark purple/maroon,
tightly formed
small, quarter sized
flower is a super
perennial and looks
great with Asiatic
Lilies or Hemerocallis;
mid summer;
naturalizes; 1594;
18”–30”; (6/7cm).
Allium sphaerocephalon #03-0121
10/$2.70 50/$11 100/$20 500/$90
1000/$150
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Allium, continued
Allium ‘Summer Drummer’
triquetrum – little,
golf ball sized, drooping
white bells which
naturalize quite nicely
in moist soils; best in
part shade; Heirloom;
14”–18”; late spring;
whz 3–8; 1789; (5+cm).
#03-0122 10/$4.40
50/$18.50
100/$34 500/$145
1000/$250
Allium unifolium
White Giant – a
white form of Allium
giganteum with similar
height and habit; unbelievably
eyecatching!
(16+cm).
#03-0125
1/$4.38 5/$18.25
10/$33.20
50/$144.50
100/$251
Summer Drummer -
incredibly beautiful
and incredibly tall;
wonderful addition to
this marvelous group of
bulbs that extend the
spring blooming season;
4’-7’. #03-0136
1/$9.04 5/$37.70
10/$68.50 50/$298
100/$518
Allium triquetrum
unifolium – many little
florets make the half
dollar sized lavender
pink umbel; native to
American soils; great
under larger Alliums;
whz 5–8; 12”–18”; early
summer; 1873; (5+cm).
#03-0123 10/$2.80
50/$11.50 100/$21
500/$95 1000/$160
x AMARCRINUM
Family: Amaryllidaceae
Alternate Name: x Crinodonna
Bulb companions: Sternbergia; Lycoris radiata; Rhodophiala
bifida; Dahlia; Caladium; Hedychium
Other companions: Salvia leucantha; Artemisia ‘Powes
Castle’; Cleome; Aster; wheat Celosia; annual Vinca;
Chrysanthemum
A wonderful, rodent and deer proof bulb
which produces clusters of 10–16 fragrant, pink
funnel-shaped flowers from August until frost;
ours are planted in full sun and also in partial shade
in rich, well-drained soil; this is not an instant
gratification plant but
when planted in the
appropriate spot, will
get better and better...like
a good wine!
1 per sq. ft; whz 7–10;
plant in container and
treat like Agapanthus
in whz colder than
7; 2’–3’; 1926; (24+).
#04-0101 1/$8.54
Amarcrinum
loves hot, humid summers!
Allium ‘White Giant’
5/$35.60 10/$64.70
50/$281.50 100/$489
AMARYLLIS BELLADONNA
Family: Amaryllidaceae
Nickname: Belladonna Lily; Naked Lady
bulb companions: Dahlia; Crocosmia; Polianthes;
Hedychium
other companions: Dianthus; wheat Celosia; pink or white
Gomphrena; Agapanthus
This south African,
true amaryllis native sends
up strap-like leaves in the
spring which die back in summer.
In late summer, 6-12
light to dark pink, fragrant
blossoms appear on 18”–24”
naked stems. This bulb is very
specific about its growing requirements
and is happiest in
well-drained soil that is warm
and dry in the late summer,
in full sun or partial shade...
perfect for Mediterranean
or California-type climates.
If you can duplicate that type
of growing condition, this deer
and rodent-proof bulb will
brighten up your garden or
container. Large 20+cm bulbs;
1–3 per sq. ft; whz 8–10; in whz
7, it can overwinter with extra
mulch that is pulled off in early spring; Heirloom,
1633. #04-0201 5/$21 25/$95 50/$182.50
250/$875 500/$1650
ANEMONE BLANDA
Family: Ranunculaceae
bulb companions: Daffodil; Tulip;
other companions: viola
Daisy-like’ flowers with fernlike foliage
that are great for rock gardens, forcing and are
terrific ‘shoes and socks’ plants for larger bulbs
and perennials; a spring ephemeral groundcover;
soak overnight before planting and plant shallow
on edge; full sun to mid-shade; Heirloom, 1700;
Mar.–Apr.; 3”–4”; whz 5–8; 10-15 per sq. ft.; tubers
are 5+cm unless noted otherwise.
Anemone bl. ‘Blue Shades’
Charmer – deep, rosy
pink flowers which are
ideal layered under tulips,
daffodils or hyacinths.
#05-0105 10/$7.50
50/$31.50 100/$57
500/$250 1000/$430
Anemone blanda
Blue Shades – shades
of pale to dark blue; great
layered under lighter colored
flowers.
#05-0104 10/$3
50/$12.50 100/$22
500/$95 1000/$170
BRENT AND BECKY’S FAVORITES NEW FOR 2010 whz=Winter Hardiness Zones
Amaryllis belladonna
best in CA or similar
climates
Anemone bl. ‘Charmer’
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Anemone blanda, continued
Anemone blanda ‘Violet Star’
Violet Star – large,
amethyst-violet
flowers with white
center and bright
yellow stamens.
#05-0108
10/$8.20
50/$34 100/$62
500/$270
1000/$470
White
Splendour – hardiest
of the group,
t h i s d a i s y - l i k e
white flower has
a yellow center
and creates lovely
mounds of white,
looking wonderful
underplanted with
everything! 1950;
(7+cm).
#05-0109
Anemone blanda ‘White Splendour’
10/$6.60
50/$27.50 100/$50 500/$220 1000/$380
Anemone blanda mixture
Mixture – a lovely,
bright mixture of
blues, pinks and white
for daisy-like ground
cover.
#05-0120
100/$50 500/$225
1000/$400
5000/$1750
10,000/$3000
Anemone coronaria ‘Bride’
De Caen – a mixture
of poppy-like, single
flowers of scarlet,
violet blue, white and
mauve; 1870.
#05-0112
10/$4.10 50/$17
100/$31
500/$135
1000/$240
Anemone coronaria ‘Governor’
Anemone coronaria
Bride – single petaled,
pure white
flower perfect for
the Evening Garden
or the spring bride;
1870.
#05-0111
10/$4.50
50/$19 100/$34
500/$150
1000/$260
Anemone coronaria ‘De Caen’
Governor – scarlet
red, semi-double flowers;
great with yellow
daffodils, tulips or
hyacinths; 1912.
#05-0113
10/$5.20
50/$21.50
100/$39 500/$170
1000/$300
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ANEMONE CORONARIA
Family: Ranunculaceae
bulb companions: Daffodil; Tulip
other companions: viola
Very showy, ‘daisy-like’ flowers with
single or double rows of petals and ferny foliage;
hardy to whz 7–10 and can be planted in the
fall; whz 3–6 should plant in the spring; great cut
flower; soak before planting and plant shallow on
edge; early-late spring; Heirloom; 8”–10”; 5-10 per
sq. ft.; (8+cm).
Admiral – semi-double,
rich deep violet
flowers; effective
planted under dogwoods
or viburnums or
white daffodils, tulips
or hyacinths; 1927.
#05-0110 10/$5.20
50/$21.50 100/$39
500/$170 1000/$300
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Anemone coronaria bicolor
Anemone coronaria ‘Admiral’
bicolor - a lovely form
of this group where
each flower is distinctively
two-tones of color;
6”-8”. #05-0124
10/$4.50 50/$19
100/$34 500/$150
1000/$260
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This image shows the lovely ferny foliage of the Anemone
coronaria ‘Governor’. It also shows how effective they
and Muscari armeniacum ‘Blue Spike’ are used as ‘shoes
and socks’ to hide the ankles and knees of T. ‘Abba’ and
N. ‘Thalia’.
Hollandia – double petaled,
scarlet red flower
with a white halo and
black center; 1927.
#05-0114
10/$4.50 50/$19
100/$34 500/$150
1000/$260
Anemone coronaria ‘Hollandia’
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Anemone coronaria, continued
Anem. coronaria ‘Lord Lieutenant’
Mount Everest –
pure white, semi-double
flowers; great perennial
in our garden.
#05-0116
10/$5.20
50/$21.50
100/$39 500/$170
1000/$300
Anemone coronaria ‘Mr. Fokker’
Anemone coronaria
‘Mr. Fokker’ is the perfect
color and texture
that turns what might
be an ordinary garden
vignette into an extraodinary
one. He makes
N. ‘Actaea’ and T. ‘Barbados’
look even better
than they would without
his ferny foliage and
outstanding blue color!
Lord Lieutenant
– deep blue, semidouble
flower; beautiful;
1927.
#05-0115
10/$5.20
50/$21.50
100/$39
500/$170
1000/$300
An. coronaria ‘Mount Everest’
Mr. Fokker – single,
bright, violet
blue flowers.
#05-0117
10/$4.50
50/$19 100/$34
500/$150
1000/$260
St. Brigid – a mixture
of scarlet, violet blue,
white and mauve, double
petaled flowers; 1894.
#05-0118 10/$5
50/$21 100/$38
500/$165 1000/$290
Bulbocodium vernum
ARUM ITALICUM
‘MARMORATUM’
Family: Araceae
bulb companions: Caladiums; Hyacinthoides; Amarcrinum;
Convallaria; Lycoris; Colchicum; Daffodils;
Crocus
other companions: Azaleas; Camellias; Vinca; Rhododendrons;
Hosta; Ferns; Lamium; Helleborus
Arrow shaped, lush foliage, often with
creamy variegation which emerge in the fall and
are present all winter; followed by light yellowish
green ‘Jack-in-the-pulpit’ - type spathes which
appear in the spring; followed by spikes of bright
red berries that last all summer; an incredible,
3-season, pest-proof plant which prefers some
shade; whz 5–9; 10”–12”; (topsize tubers).
#06-0101 10/$7.80 50/$32.50
100/$59 500/$255 1000/$450
Arum italicum in winter spring flower summer berries
Arum italicum adds
interest during every
garden season with
variegated leaves in
the winter, ‘jack-inthe-pulpit’-type
flowers
in the spring and
red berries in the summer.
Here the red
berries stick right up
through hostas, ferns
and caladiums like an
actor ‘upstaging’ and
taking over the scene.
BELLEVALIA PYCNANTHA
Family: Liliaceae
bulb companions: Daffodils; Tulips; Anemone blanda
other companions: Candytuft; Phlox sublata; dwarf
Sedum
Bellevalia pycnantha
Muscari-like, Christmas
tree shaped, opaque
bluish/black flowers with
tiny yellow margins; deep
green, glaucous foliage
adds to their beauty;
great Heirloom for rock
gardens or borders; 8”–
12”; whz 5–8; late spring;
1835; (6+cm). #07-0101
1 0 / $ 4 .50 5 0 / $ 1 9
100/$34 500/$150
1000/$260
S P E C I A L B U L B S
Anem. coronaria ‘St. Brigid’
Sylphide – single
petaled, soft violet-rose
flowers.
#05-0119
10/$4.50
50/$19 100/$34
500/$150
1000/$260
Anemone coronaria ‘Sylphide’
BULBOCODIUM VERNUM
Family: Liliaceae
bulb companions: Crocus; Galanthus; Chionodoxa
other companions: Phlox sublata; Sedum; Viola
Purplish pink,
crocus– or colchicum–like
flower; leaves appear with
flower but matures to full
height after flowering;
very hardy and easy to
grow; critter proof; blooms
late winter to early spring
with Galanthus and Crocus;
whz 3–8; 3”–4”; (6+cm).
#08-0101 10/$15.70
50/$65.50 100/$119
500/$520 1000/$900
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Bulbocodium vernum
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Calochortus
CALOCHORTUS
Family: Liliaceae
bulb companions: Allium; Triteleia; Dichelostemma
other companions: Flax; Queen Anne’s Lace; Yarrow;
Poppies; Sweet William; Roses; Larkspur
From Greek words meaning ‘beautiful
grass’, these plants have swordlike leaves and
flower spikes rising from the center point; native
to the western U.S., the majority are found in
California where they were used as a food crop
by Native Americans; with thin but sturdy stems,
the flowers have inner segments which are larger
than the outer ones; some even have ‘beards’ like
irises; diverse in shape and colors and make great
cut flowers; prefers a sunny, well-drained location
with moisture in winter and spring but dry in the
summer; late spring to early summer; whz 4-8;
5+cm bulbs.
Cupido® – a tiny, soft
violet flower resembling
the butterfly for which
it was named; 3”-5”.
#09-0105 10/$3.50
50/$14.50 100/$27
500/$115 1000/$200
venustus – one of the
most variable and colorful
species which can
range from white to yellow
to red to purple; native
to the Pacific coast
and the Sierra Nevadas.
The 3 inner segments
are hairy and have 2
blotches of color at the
base and the outer segments
are much darker
Calochortus venustus
colored; 1836; 8”–24”.
#09-0102 10/$6.60 50/$27.50 100/$50
500/$215 1000/$380
venustus ‘Burgundy’® -
to us this looks more like
a rich, dark red instead
of burgundy. Either
way, it’s a marvelous,
variable plant, especially
in meadow situations and
for cut flowers; 12”-18”;
very late spring.
#09-0107 10/$6.60
50/$27.50 100/$50
500/$215 1000/$380
Camassia
Calo. venustus ‘Burgundy’®
S P E C I A L B U L B S
Calochortus ‘Cupido’®
Golden Orb® – tall,
buttercup yellow selected
clone that blooms
more consistently than
the species; burgundy/
brown blotches inside inner
petals; long-lasting flower; 16”–20”.
Calochortus ‘Golden Orb’®
#09-0101 10/$6.60 50/$27.50 100/$50
500/$215 1000/$380
Superbus® – several large
2”–3” bowl-shaped flowers
ranging in color from white
to yellow or lavender with
a large brown to purple
spot near the base; several
long-lasting, branched
flowers form on 8”–30”
stems; great cut flowers;
needs to be dry during
summer dormancy.
#09-0103 10/$6.60
50/$27.50 100/$50
500/$215 1000/$380
Calochortus ‘Superbus’®
Symphony – lovely soft
pink to white colors
in this group and the
perfect choice for the
pastel garden and for
long lasting cut flowers;
12”-18”. #09-0106
10/$6.60 50/$27.50
100/$50 500/$215
1000/$380
Calochortus ‘Symphony’
CAMASSIA
Family: Liliaceae
bulb companions: Allium; Dutch Iris; Triteleia; Gladiolus
communis; Geranium tuberosum
other companions: Sweet William; Peony; Siberian Iris
Tall spikes of starry flowers with long,
upright swordlike leaves; native to the western
Sierra/Nevada meadows, it was sometimes used
by the Indians as a food crop; tolerates damp
meadows and pond edges as well as heavy clay
soils; full sun; late spring to early summer; 4-5
per sq. ft. unless otherwise noted; whz 3–8.
Blue Heaven – intense ‘sky blue’ color; a perfect
mix of its parents, Cam. leichtlinii and Cam. cusicki;
24”-30”; whz 4-8; (14+cm).
#10-0110 5/$9.50 25/$39.50 50/$72
250/$312.50 500/$545
Camassia ‘Blue Heaven’ Camassia cusickii
cusickii – numerous, lovely pale ice blue flowers;
waxy, glaucous leaves; 28”–32”; (14+cm).
#10-0101 10/$11.30 50/$47 100/$85
500/$370 1000/$640
Our Guarantee
All of the bulbs in this catalogue are nursery propagated. We guarantee that the bulbs you receive
from us will arrive in good condition; if not, please let us know right away! Some of the bulbs in this catalogue are
more difficult to grow than others, each having their own specific requirements, which we have tried to specify.
Because there are endless possible garden and climatic conditions in this vast wonderful country, we CANNOT
guarantee their success in your garden. If you are successfull at choosing a suitable site for your bulbs and they
bloom, we guarantee your bulb’s flowers will bloom true to name. We plant trials of the same bulbs here on our
farm. We will contact you to discuss replacements or a refund if we find any mistakes, which rarely happens,
we’re happy to say. We wish you much success, lots of flowers and many happy days filled with smiles!
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Camassia, continued
cusickii ‘Zwanenburg’- similar height and growth
habit to Camassia cusickii except the flowers
are wisteria blue, another fabulous color for the
garden.
#10-0109 5/$9.50 25/$39.50 50/$72
250/$312.50 500/$545
Camassia, continued
leichtlinii 'Sacajawea' - creamy edged, variegated
form of a white flowered leichtlinii found
by our friend Aad Kroon. We told him the story
of the Indian woman, Sacajawea, and how she
helped to keep Lewis and Clark alive during their
expedition of North America by feeding them
'quamash' bulbs. We're happy he chose to honor
the brave young and smart Indian woman by naming
this plant after her!
#10-0108 5/$15.70 25/$65.50
50/$119 250/$517.50 500/$900
Camassia cusickii
’Zwanenburg’
Camassia
leichtlinii ‘Alba’
leichtlinii ‘Alba’ – up to 50 wonderful, clear white
starlike flowers dance around and up the 2’–3’ stalk
of this special Native American bulb; (10+cm).
#10-0102 5/$6.40 25/$26.75
50/$48.50 250/$210 500/$365
leichtlinii ‘Blue Danube’ – unusual color of dark
blue flowers; 30”–36”; (14+cm).
#10-0103 10/$14.10 50/$59
100/$107 500/$465 1000/$810
Camassia leichtlinii
‘Sacajawea’
Camassia leichtlinii
‘Semiplena’
leichtlinii ‘Semiplena’ – large, white semi-double,
long-lasting flowers; 30”–36”; (12+cm).
#10-0104 5/$14.15 25/$59 50/$107.50
250/$467.50 500/$810
quamash – (esculenta) shorter, dark bluish purple
flowers; 10 per sq. ft.; 12”–16”; (6+cm)
#10-0105 10/$3.90 50/$16.50 100/$30
500/$130 1000/$230
Camassia leichtlinii
‘Blue Danube’
Camassia leichtlinii
‘Caerulea’
leichtlinii ‘Caerulea’ – a soft lavendar blue selection
that compliments other camassia, hyacinthoides,
alliums, perennials and annuals in the late
spring border; zones 3-8; 24”-36”; (14cm+)
#10-0107 5/$6.40 25/$26.75 50/$48.50
250/$210 500/$365
ORDER TOLL FREE: 1-877-661-2852
It’s almost impossible
to capture the real
beauty of Camassia
and how they affect
the total impact of
the landscape design
when taking a
picture. Here Cama
s s i a l e i c h t l i n i i
‘Caerulea’ contrasts
with a bright colored
snapdragon. Both
do best in full sun
and although Camassia
tolerate moist or
damp spots, they also
perform perfectly well
in regular garden soil.
WOW! What a sight!
Camassia quamash Camassia quamash
‘Blue Melody’
quamash ‘Blue Melody’ – lovely dark blue flowers,
similar to quamash, but with the addition of
interesting, variegated foliage; 8”–10” (6+cm).
#10-0106 10/$6.70 50/$28 100/$51
500/$220 1000/$390
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weekly podcast with Brent and/
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Hutchins. You may talk with us
live via telephone or via computer
and/or download the show
to listen to at a later date. For
more information, visit our web
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more information!
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Chionodoxa
CHIONODOXA
Family: Liliaceae
bulb companions: Crocus; Scilla siberica; Galanthus;
Ipheion; early Daffodils; early Tulips
other companions: Dianthus; Dwarf Sedum; Vinca
minor; viola
Sometimes called ‘Glory of the Snow’;
5–10 small starry flowers in a spray per stem;
great naturalizers in rock and woodland gardens or
in lawns; ‘shoes and socks’ plant for larger daffodils,
tulips and hyacinths; late winter/early spring;
whz 3–8; bulb size 5+cm unless noted otherwise.
forbesii – rich blue
flowers with a large
white center; naturalized
at Winterthur;
3”–7”. #11-0101
10/$2.40 50/$10
100/$18 500/$80
1000/$140
Chion. forbesii ‘Blue Giant’
forbesii ‘Pink Giant’ –
sturdy stems of pink flowers
with white center; a
very vigorous form; 1942;
6”–8”; (6/7cm).
#11-0102 10/$3.90
50/$16.50 100/$30
500/$130 1000/$230
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Chionodoxa luciliae
luciliae ‘Alba’ – (gigantea
‘Alba’) lovely all white
form; 1885; 5”-10”.
#11-0103 10/$3.30
50/$14 100/$25
500/$110 1000/$190
Chionodoxa forbesii
forbesii ‘Blue Giant’
- larger, more vigorous
form of forbesii with
same rich blue color and
large white center; 6”-8”.
#11-0106 10/$6.90
50/$29 100/$52
500/$230 1000/$400
Chionodoxa ‘Pink Giant’
luciliae – (gigantea) a
larger flowered species
with 2 or 3 star-like
lavender blue florets
with a bluish white central
zone per stem; often
has multiple stems
per bulb; 1878; early.
#11-0105
10/$2.50 50/$10
100/$19 500/$80
1000/$140
Chionodoxa luciliae ‘Alba’
Short, small flowers can
have a big impact in the
garden. Here Chionodoxa
luciliae ‘Alba’ joins
forces with Muscari armeniacum
‘Christmas
Pearl’. Because they
are planted en masse and
are contrasting colors, as
a plant combo, they are
very eye-catching.
Chion. luciliae ‘Violet Beauty’
sardensis – bright bluish
purple, smaller flowers
and without a white
center; 4”–6”; 1883.
#11-0104 10/$3.80
50/$16 100/$29
500/$125 1000/$220
Chionodoxa mixture
This is one area
right outside of the
Bulb Shoppe in
our new ‘Chesapeake
Bay Friendly
Teaching Garden’.
It’s right on the
other side of the
Courtyard Garden
looking across the
Drainfield Garden
towards the Rock
Garden. Look how
fabulous the Chionodoxa
forbesii
and Chionodoxa
sardensis look
planted en masse
under the weeping
Crabapples! Isn’t
spring wonderful!
luciliae ‘Violet Beauty’
- lovely bright pinkish
violet form of this popular
naturalizer; 3”-5”;
early spring. #11-0107
10/$4.10 50/$17
100/$31 500/$135
1000/$240
Chionodoxa sardensis
mixture - a nice mixture
of the above colors.
#11-0108
50/$16.50
250/$70 500/$125
2500/$550
5000/$950
CORYDALIS SOLIDA
Family: Papaveraceae
bulb companions: Erythronium; Leucojum; miniature Tulips
and Daffodils; Arum italicum; Hyacinthoides
other companions: Viola; Vinca Minor; Dianthus; Ferns;
Hosta; Dicentra
These shriveled, funny-looking little
tubers produce amazing moisture tolerant, dainty
woodland plants with glaucous fernlike leaves and
longish, tubular flowers with tiny orchid-like tips;
makes colorful mounds in the garden; mid-late
spring; 4”–5”; whz 5–8.
‘Beth Evans’ – pink tubular
flowers which grow
paler with maturity; very
special; (6cm+).
#12-0103 10/$14.50
50/$60.50 100/$110
500/$475 1000/$830
Corydalis solida
‘George P. Baker’
‘George P. Baker’ - dark
rose colored flowers with
violet on inner petals;
very special. #12-0104
10/$16 50/$67 100/$121
500/$530 1000/$920
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Corydalis
Corydalis solida
‘Beth Evans’

Crocus
CROCUS
Family: Iridaceae
bulb companions: Galanthus; Eranthis; Iris reticulata;
Chionodoxa
other companions: Viola; Vinca Minor; Dianthus
Six petaled, cup–shaped flowers with
grasslike foliage that come in a myriad of colors;
early blooming and great for rock gardens, forcing
and for designs in the late winter or early spring
lawns; whz 3–8; 3”–6”; 6/7cm bulbs unless noted
otherwise.
ancyrensis ‘Golden
Bunch’ – very small and
one of the earliest to
bloom; bright tangerine
yellow; bunch flowering;
Heirloom; 1879.
#13-0101 10/$2.90
50/$12 100/$22
500/$95 1000/$170
Cro. ancyr. ‘Golden Bunch’
Crocus biflorus ‘Miss Vain’
chrysanthus ‘Advance’
– fiery orange stamens
decorate the peachy yellow
interior with a bluish
violet and white exterior.
#13-0107 10/$4.40
50/$18.50 100/$34
500/$145 1000/$250
Crocus chrys. ‘Ard Schenk’
chrysanthus ‘Aubade’ -
as pure as driven snow on
the outside and blushed
with buttercup yellow on
the inside; ‘two flowers in
one’! 2”-3”.
#13-0166 10/$3
50/$12.50 100/$23
500/$100 1000/$170
biflorus ‘Miss Vain’ –
nearly all white with
pale blue base and orange
styles; a fragrant
beauty.
#13-0105 10/$3.10
50/$12.50 100/$23
500/$100 1000/$180
Crocus chrys. ‘Advance’
chrysanthus ‘Ard
Schenk’ – thick, smooth
satiny substance makes
this pure white beauty
a long lasting flower;
early spring.
#13-0108 10/$2.70
50/$11 100/$20
500/$90 1000/$150
Crocus chrys. ‘Aubade’
chrysanthus
‘Blue Bird’ – creamy
interior and a violet
blue exterior; a show
stopper.
#13-0109
10/$4.40
50/$18.50
100/$34 500/$145
1000/$250
Crocus, continued
chrysanthus ‘Blue Pearl’
– soft blue with bronzy
yellow base; early spring.
#13-0110 10/$3.30
50/$13.50 100/$25
500/$105 1000/$190
Cro. chrysanthus ‘Blue Pearl’
chrysanthus
‘Cream Beauty’ – long lasting,
light creamy yellow
flowers with bright orange
stamens and a darker colored
interior; late winter.
#13-0111 10/$2.90
50/$12 100/$22
500/$95 1000/$160 Cro. chr. ‘Cream Beauty’
chrysanthus
‘Dorothy’ – not really
named for our daughter,
but one of our favorites!
Beautiful eye-catching
yellow with bronzy
feathering on the exterior;
prolific; late winter.
#13-0112 10/$2.70
50/$11.50 100/$21
500/$90 1000/$160
Crocus chrysanthus ‘Dorothy’
chrysanthus
‘Gipsy Girl’ – yellow with
deep, bronzy purple
feathering and a bright
orange pistil; long lasting;
(5+cm). #13-0116
10/$3.80 50/$16
100/$29 500/$125
1000/$220
Crocus chrysan. ‘Gipsy Girl’
chrysanthus ‘Goldilocks’
– deep yellow flowers
with a purplish base and
bright orange pistil and
stamens. #13-0117
10/$3 50/$12.50
100/$23 500/$100
1000/$170
Crocus chrysan. ‘Goldilocks’
chrysanthus ‘Herald’ –
WOW! The contrast between
the primrose yellow
and plum purple petals
and sepals of this flower
makes it a showstopper;
1971; early; (5cm+).
#13-0158 10/$6.30
Crocus chrysanthus ‘Herald’
50/$26 100/$48
500/$205 1000/$360
chrysanthus
‘Ladykiller’ – outside
petals are purple violet
with white edges; white
on the inside; a beautiful
contrast in colors;
(5+cm).
#13-0119 10/$6
50/$25 100/$45
500/$195 1000/$340
Crocus chrysanthus ‘Blue Bird’
Crocus chrysan. ‘Ladykiller’
Tiny bulbs of all types are effective when planted in the pockets at the base of tree trunks where they have a natural protection
against winds and weeds and get plenty of early spring sun, moisture and nutrients.
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Crocus, continued
chrysanthus ‘Romance’
– creamy yellow exterior
and buff yellow interior.
#13-0123 10/$2.70
50/$11 100/$20
500/$90 1000/$150
Crocus, continued
o l i v i e r i b a l a n s a e
‘Zwanenburg’ – a real
treasure of rich orange
and bronze feathered
purple; 1983; early;
(5cm+).
#13-0160 10/$11.30
50/$47 100/$85
500/$370 1000/$640
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Crocus chrysanth. ‘Romance’
chrysanthus
‘Snowbunting’ – pure
white flower with dark
lilac feathering and a
bronze heart.
Crocus chry. ‘Snowbunting’
#13-0125 10/$3.10 50/$12.50 100/$23
500/$100 1000/$180
chrysanthus ‘Zenith’ -
cool colors with blue interior
and a violet blue
exterior topped off with
a yellow heart; one of the
latest chrysanthus types
to bloom; lovely; (5+cm).
#13-0164 5/$13.40
25/$55.75
50/$101.50 250/$440
500/$765
Crocus chrysanthus ‘Zenith’
estruscus ‘Zwanenburg’ –
wonderfully rich lilac blue
flowers streaked with
purple remind me of a
lovely Batik pattern; ours
do equally well in the lawn
and in vinca minor; 1939;
early; (5/7cm).
#13-0159 10/$3.70
50/$15.50 100/$28
500/$125 1000/$210
Cro. estruscus ‘Zwanenburg’
flavus
‘Golden Yellow’ – giant
golden yellow crocus
found in vernus
mixtures; blooms a
bit earlier than other
large vernus types;
(9/10cm). #13-0128
10/$4.20 50/$17.50
100/$32 500/$140
Crocus flavus ‘Golden Yellow’
1000/$240
imperati ‘De Jager’
– yellow heart inside
lavender interior; alternative
exterior petals
are tawny with dark
purple stripes; our first
to bloom; zones 6–8;
winter; (5+cm).
#13-0129 5/$10.90
25/$45.50
50/$82.50 250/$360
500/$625
Crocus imperati ‘De Jager’
i s a u r i c u s ‘ S p r i n g
Beauty’ - this beauty
is a bit elusive to pin
down botanically but is
a wonderful addition to
our early spring repertoire
of crocus; 2”-3”.
#13-0167 10/$3.80
50/$16 100/$29
Cro isauricus ‘Spring Beauty’
500/$125 1000/$220
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C. oliv. balan. ‘Zwanenburg’
sieberi ‘Bowles White’
– good and small but
strong, pure white crocus
with golden heart;
early spring; lovely fragrance;
(5+cm).
#13-0133 10/$6
50/$25 100/$45 Crocus sieberi ‘Bowles White’
500/$195 1000/$340
sieberi ‘Firefly’ – violet
exterior with pale violet
interior and a yellow
heart; very vigorous.
#13-0134 10/$3.40
50/$14.50 100/$26
500/$115 1000/$200
Crocus sieberi ‘Firefly’
sieberi ssp. sublimis
‘Tricolor’ – lilac-blue
flowers with a white
edged golden yellow
heart. # 1 3 - 0 1 3 6
10/$3.60 50/$15
100/$27 500/$115
1000/$200
Crocus sieberi ssp. ‘Tricolor’
species mixture – a colorful
mixture of many
of the species crocus
listed here. #13-0150
100/$30 500/$125
1000/$220 5000/$950
10,000/$1500
Crocus species mixture
tommasinianus - squirrel
resistant with variable
colors of pale to
deep lilac with a white
heart; often silvery
or creamy on the outside;
late winter; 1847; Crocus tommasinianus
(5/6cm). #13-0139 10/$3.30 50/$13.50
100/$25 500/$105 1000/$190
Crocus tommasinianus and helleborus look fabulous and
create smiles when they emerge in the very early spring!
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Crocus, continued
tommasinianus ‘Albus’
– special creamy white
form of this treasured
flower; great naturalizer
and squirrel resistant!
#13-0154 5/$14.95
25/$62.25 50/$113
250/$492.50
500/$855
Crocus, continued
tommasinianus
‘Whitewell Purple’ –
clump forming reddish
purple; 1933; (6+cm).
#13-0142 10/$2.80
50/$11.50 100/$21
500/$95 1000/$160
Cro. tommasinianus ‘Albus’
tommasinianus ‘Barr’s
Purple’ – large, rich, amethyst-violet
on the inside;
outside grey; squirrel resistant;
vigorous; (6+cm).
#13-0140 10/$2.60
50/$11 100/$20
500/$85 1000/$150
Cro. tomm. ‘Barr’s Purple’
tommasinianus ‘Claret’
- darker tips on the
light mauve petals that
are not quite as overlapped
as others; yellow
anthers and stamens;
another wonderful crocus!
(4cm+). #13-0165
Cro. tommasinianus ‘Claret’
5/$14.95 25/$62.25 50/$113 250/$492.50
500/$855
tommasinianus
‘Lilac Beauty’ – wonderfully
floriferous like its
siblings; a terrific and
different shade for a
group of great garden
crocus; (5cm+).
#13-0161 10/$3.30
50/$14 100/$25
500/$110 1000/$190
Cro. tommasinianus ‘Pictus’
tommasinianus
‘Roseus’ – almost solid
violet rose petals with
a tiny white heart and
yellow stamens; petals
separate when fully
opened. #13-0153
10/$5.70 50/$23.50
100/$43 500/$185
1000/$320
Cro. tomm. ‘Ruby Giant’
Cro. tommas. ‘Lilac Beauty’
tommasinianus
‘ P i c t u s ’ – perfectly
formed, rounded, overlapping
violet petals with
darker purple tips, a
white heart and yellow/orange
stamens;
quite beautiful here in
our garden. #13-0152
5/$16.50 25/$68.75
50/$125 250/$542.50
500/$945
Cro. tommasinianus ‘Roseus’
tommasinianus ‘Ruby
Giant’ – deep reddish
purple; almost one solid
color; squirrel resistant;
showy and vigorous;
(7/8cm).
#13-0141 10/$2.60
50/$11 100/$20
500/$85 1000/$150
C. tomm. ‘Whitewell Purple’
vernus ‘Flower Record’
– giant, strong, dark purple,
spring crocus which
pales inside to a white
heart; early spring;
(9/10cm). #13-0144
10/$4.90 50/$20.50 Cro. vernus ‘Flower Record’
100/$37 500/$165 1000/$280
vernus ‘Jeanne d’Arc’
– large, pure white with
bright orange pistil;
1944; early spring;
(9/10cm). #13-0145
10/$4.80 50/$20
100/$37 500/$160
1000/$280
Cro. vernus ‘Jeanne d’Arc’
vernus ‘King of the
Striped’ – large, rounded,
grayish white flowers
with lilac blue stripes and
base; 1950; early spring;
(9/10cm).
#13-0151 10/$4.80
50/$20 100/$37
500/$160 1000/$280
Cro. vernus ‘Remembrance’
vernus ‘Vanguard’ –
two-toned, light mauve
petals with shades of
gray; early flowering;
(8/9cm). #13-0148
10/$5.20 50/$21.50
100/$39 500/$170
1000/$300
C. ver. ‘King of the Striped’
vernus ‘Remembrance’
– rounded, bluish violet
flowers with a silvery
gloss and a very
dark blue base; 1925;
(9/10cm).
#13-0147 10/$4.80
50/$20 100/$37
500/$160 1000/$280
Cro. vernus ‘Vanguard’
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Crocus tommasinianus
‘Ruby Giant’
looks fabulous
with Eranthis hyemalis
in the very
early spring garden.
They both enjoy humus-rich
but welldrained
soil, are
shade tolerant and
can naturalize when
they are in their
‘happy spot’. Although
neither one
is poisonous, their
bulbs and plants
aren’t as interesting
to critters as others
in the same family.
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Crocus, continued
vernus ‘warm’ mixture
– a wonderful, colorful
mixture of the vernustype
flowers plus Crocus
flavus ‘Golden Yellow’;
(9/10cm).
#13-0149 100/$31
500/$130 1000/$230
5000/$1000
10,000/$1700
Crocus vernus ‘warm’ mix
vernus ‘cool’ mixture –
an icy Crocus vernus mixture
of whites, purples
and blues - no yellow.
#13-0156 100/$31
500/$130 1000/$230
5000/$1000
10,000/$1700
versicolor ‘Picturatus’
– (‘Cloth of Silver’) versicolor
means varied color
but this one is usually
almost pure white with
some purple feathering;
late winter; 5”–6”; 1909;
(top sized).
#13-0143 10/$4.90
50/$20 100/$37
Crocus versicolor ‘Picturatus’ 500/$160 1000/$280
Yalta - deep, rich purplish
blue petals offset
with soft, silvery purple
sepals; quite a contrast
in colors all by itself;
(5/7cm).
#13-0168 10/$4.20
50/$17.50 100/$32
500/$140 1000/$240
Crocus ‘Yalta’
DICHELOSTEMMA
Family: Amaryllidaceae/Liliaceae/Alliaceae
bulb companions: Dutch Iris; Camassia; Triteleia
other companions: Sweet William; Painted Daisy
Confusion reigns as to the family of which
these native American flowers should be placed,
but there’s no doubt about their beauty and diversity;
tall stems sway in the slightest breeze
creating movement or dancing in the garden;
superb meadow plants; great with Alliums, Eremurus,
Camassias and Dutch Iris; closely related
to Brodiaea and Triteleia;
whz 5–8; late spring.
congestum – purplish
florets form a dense
ball-shaped, silver dollar
sized flower; great
meadow plant; 18”– 24”;
Heirloom; 1806; (5+cm).
#14-0101 10/$11.30
50/$47 100/$85
Dichelostemma congestum 500/$370 1000/$640
We live right on a tributary of the Chesapeake Bay.
Every year, we hear that our wonderful Bay is dying a little
more each year. The government has stepped in to monitor
industries and farmers and they have ‘cleaned up their act’.
However, we as home gardeners also contribute to the pollution
of the water by over fertilizing and using heavy chemicals
on lawns and gardens. Brent and I now use only compost and
organic supplements but no chemical fertilizers on our property
in hopes that what we do will make some difference. We
encourage all of you to search your hearts and look at what
you use to see if, as a group, we can all make a difference
together!
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Crocus vernus ‘cool’ mixture
Dracunculus
congestum
‘Pink Diamond’® –
clusters of silver dollar
sized, perfectly
formed tubular, pinkish
purple flowers
sway on 18”–24” stems;
(7/9cm). #14-0102
10/$6.70 50/$28
100/$51 500/$220
1000/$390
Dichelostemma ‘Pink Diamond’
ida-maia – clusters of
10–12 very showy, deep
red, tubular shaped
flowers with yellowish
green tips on 18”–24”
stems; draws as much
attention as firecrackers
on the 4th of July!
(7/9cm).
#14-0103 10/$6.70
50/$28 100/$51
500/$220 1000/$390 Dichelostemma ida-maia
This is a image of
Dichelostemma
ida-maia planted
in a meadow with
Dichelostemma
congestum and
o t h e r p l a n t s
that enjoy similar
conditions
l i k e A l l i u m s ,
Camassias and
Triteleia. These
‘season extenders’
also make
terrific cut flowers.
DRACUNCULUS VULGARIS
Family: Araceae
Nickname: Dragon Plant
bulb companions: Hedychium; Caladium; Canna;
Dahlia; Sauromatum; Colocasia; Alocasia
other companions: Coleus; Impatiens; Digitalis
Huge in every way including the reddish
black spike which is surrounded by a similar colored
leaflike sheath, making the spike look like it
has its own vase (up to 2’ in diameter); the leopard
spotted decorative stem supports large fingered
leaves that spread out like a fan; great for the
tropical garden; early summer flowering, followed
by scarlet berries; very striking but shouldn’t be
planted near a doorway as its few days of unpleasant
fragrance may keep your friends away! Full sun
to partial shade; 18”–30” tall; whz 6–9; (15/20cm).
#15-0101 5/$17.05 25/$71 50/$129.50
250/$562.50 500/$980
Dracunculus flower
Dracunculus stems & leaves
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Eranthis
ERANTHIS
Family: Ranunculaceae
Nickname: Winter Aconite or Buttercup
bulb companions: Galanthus; Crocus; Leucojum vernum;
Iris reticulata; Chionodoxa; Scilla
other companions: Vinca minor
Buttercup relative with frilly, green
collar of leaves; very early blooming; prefers to
be planted early in humus rich soil with plenty of
moisture in partial shade; reseeds when ‘happy’;
scratch seed into soil to increase colony; soak
tubers before planting; very early spring; 3”–4”;
whz 4–7; (4+cm).
cilicica – yellow with
deeply divided leaves that
emerge bronze.
#16-0101 10/$5.10
50/$21 100/$38
500/$165 1000/$290
Erythronium
Orange Marmelade - large flowered and tall;
dark orange and a real ‘traffic stopper’! 4’-5’.
#17-0112 5/$20 25/$87.50 50/$162.50
250/$750 500/$1250
Romance – salmon pink florets with sparkling yellow/orange
stamens; 3’-4’; early summer.
#17-0110 5/$20 25/$87.50 50/$162.50
250/$750 500/$1250
Spring Valley Hybrids – an amazing mixture
of several different hybrids grown from seed and
propagated in Idaho by Ken Romrell, a cutflower
grower; the best mixture we’ve had in our garden;
blooms later and more vigorous than Holland grown
varieties; blooms in late Spring-earlySummer.
#17-0108 5/$13 25/$50 50/$87.50
250/$375 500/$625
Eranthis hyemalis
Eranthis cilicica
hyemalis – lemon yellow
flowers; leaves that
emerge green and are
barely divided; 1570.
#16-0102 10/$5.10
50/$21 100/$38
500/$165 1000/$290
EREMURUS
Family: Liliaceae
Nickname: Foxtail Lily
bulb companions: Alliums; Asiatic Lilies; Canna
other companions: Foxglove; Bachelor Buttons; Hollyhocks;
Larkspur; Sweet William
Tall spikes of tons of starry florets;
extremely showy and eye-catching; for a sunny,
very well drained border or dry meadow; protection
from strong winds helpful; makes excellent
cut flowers; very late spring or early summer; whz
5–8; (topsized).
Cleopatra – burnt orange with a red midrib;
bright, eye-catching display; 4’–5’.
#17-0101 5/$13 25/$50 50/$87.50
250/$375 500/$625
himalaicus – dense florets of pure white on tall
6’–7’ stems; one of the largest – shows up better
if planted in front of dark shrubbery; 1811.
#17-0102 1/$10 5/$40 10/$70
50/$300 100/$500
Lemon Meringue – the softest yellow imaginable;
a great addition to the pastel garden.
#17-0111 5/$20 25/$87.50 50/$162.50
250/$750 500/$1250
Eremurus
‘Cleopatra’
Eremurus
himalaicus
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Eremurus
‘Lemon Meringue’
Eremurus are very ‘site specific’ and require extremely good
drainage. But when they are in their ‘happy spot’, they are the
‘show stoppers’ of the garden, especially when combined with
lilies and other late spring blooming plants!
Eremurus ‘Orange
Marmelade’
Eremurus
stenophyllus
Eremurus
‘Romance’
s t e n o p h y l l u s –
(bungei) bright yellow
florets that turn
orange, then brown
with maturity; 2’–3’;
1834.
#17-0107
5/$12
25/$47.50
50/$82.50
250/$350
500/$575
Eremurus
‘White Beauty’
White Beauty – yummy creamy white blending
nicely with everything in your garden; 4’-5’.
#17-0109 5/$20 25/$87.50 50/$162.50
250/$750 500/$1250
ERYTHRONIUM
Family: Liliaceae
Nickname: Dog-tooth violet or Trout Lily
bulb companions: Arum italicum; Hyacinthoides
other companions: Mertensia; Dicentra; Vinca
A woodland plant that requires moisture
retentive, fertile soil; six petaled, wide-open,
recurved, elegant, lily-like flowers on wiry stems
with decorative, attractive foliage; forces in a
cool greenhouse; 6”–12”;
mid-late spring; whz
3–8; (topsize bulbs).
dens-canis – variable;
rose pink to purple and
sometimes white with a
pale yellow or brownish
base; white anthers and
mottled leaves.
#18-0101
10/$15.30
50/$63.50 100/$116
Erythronium dens-canis 500/$505 1000/$880
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Eremurus ‘Spring
Valley Hybrids’
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Ery. dens-canis ‘Rose Queen’
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dens-canis ‘Rose Queen’
– deep pink flowers.
#18-0106 5/$18.10
25/$75.50
50/$137
250/$597.50
500/$1035
Kondo – sulphur yellow
with a brown ring in the
center; lighter mottling
in the foliage.
#18-0107 5/$9.10
2 5 / $ 3 8 5 0 / $ 6 9 Erythronium ‘Kondo’
250/$300 500/$525
Pagoda – a vigorous
hybrid between native
American species E.
tuolumnense x E. revolutum;
3-5 lovely lilylike
flowers per stem;
often multiple stems
per bulb; rich yellow
flowers with contrasting
central reddish eye
ring; 1959; mid spring.
Erythronium ‘Pagoda’ #18-0108 10/$10.40
50/$43.50 100/$79 500/$345 1000/$600
revolutum
‘White Beauty’ – native
American with
pure white flowers
and brown basal spots;
white and brown veined
foliage. #18-0109
5/$13.75 25/$57.25
50/$104 250/$452.50
500/$785
Erythronium ‘White Beauty’
Erythronium, when planted in its ‘happy spot’, really
creates eye-catching scenes. Here Erythronium
‘White Beauty’ glows in the morning sun and
spreads its decorative foliage for all to see!
Erythronium tuolumnense
tuolumnense – yellow native
American flower with
greenish center; unmottled,
pale green leaves.
#18-0110 1/$3.68
5/$15.35 10/$27.90
50/$121 100/$211
FRITILLARIA – DWARF
Family: Liliaceae
bulb companions: Anemone blanda; Brimeura; Muscari
other companions: Arabis; Aubrieta; Candytuft
A group of plants, usually with bellshaped
flowers that come in all sizes, colors and
heights; most prefer humus rich, well-drained soil;
terrific for rock gardens, fronts of borders and
woodland gardens; Apr-May; whz 4–8.
meleagris – (Guinea
Hen Flower) extremely
variable mixture
of solitary, nodding,
bell-shaped, reddish
purple to black,
faintly checkered
green, to pure white
flowers; great with
Marsh Marigolds in
damp meadow; 1572;
12”–15”; (7+cm).
#19-0109 10/$4.10
50/$17 100/$31
500/$135 1000/$240
Fritillaria meleagris ‘Alba’
michailovskyi
‘Multiflora’ – many lovely,
yellow edged, purplish
brown flowers per stem;
inside is shiny yellow;
best in rock garden;
4”–10”; (6+cm).
#19-0130 10/$12
50/$50 100/$91
500/$395
1000/$690
Fritillaria pallidiflora
pudica ‘Giant’ – a more
vigorous form with
twin, buttercup yellow,
nodding flowers resembling
Galanthus; narrow,
straight foliage; 3”–6”;
(5+cm).
#19-0131 5/$15.25
25/$63.50
50/$115.50
250/$502.50 500/$875
Fritillaria - dwarf
Fritillaria meleagris
with Puschkinia
meleagris ‘Alba’ – a
native of Great Britain
and Europe; this selected
form is somewhat
rarer than the species
because it can only be
propagated by division;
mid spring; 1982; zones
3-8; (5+cm).
#19-0110 10/$8.20
50/$34 100/$62
500/$270 1000/$470
Frit. michailovskyi ‘Multiflora’
pallidiflora – a splendid,
showy species suitable
for a well-drained sunny
position; native to Central
Asia; 1857; mid spring;
whz 4-8; 12”-16”; (10+cm).
#19-0112 5/$15.35
25/$64 50/$116
250/$505 500/$880
Fritillaria pudica ‘Giant’
Watering may be necessary if you do
not get sufficient rain – ½ inch per week in the
fall and spring. If you can catch the rainwater to
use for watering, that will be ever so much better
for the environment AND for your plants! They
don’t love chlorine or salt from water softeners!
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Fritillaria - dwarf, continued
Galanthus
uva vulpis - solitary purplish
gray flowers edged
with yellow, inside glaucous
yellow; shiny green
leaves; 4”-14”; (6+cm
bulbs).
#19-0117 10/$3.20
50/$13.50 100/$24
500/$105 1000/$180
Fritillaria uva vulpis
verticillata – large
green hued white flowers
blooming on 12”–30”
climbing tendrils; long
lasting flowers; naturalized
at Old Westbury
Gardens in NY and
here; early-mid spring;
(8/10cm). #19-0118
5/$15.35 25/$64 Fritillaria verticillata
50/$116 250/$505 500/$880
FRITILLARIA – LARGE
Family: Liliaceae
bulb companions: Daffodils; Tulips; Muscari; Anemone
blanda ‘White Splendour’; Leucojum
other companions: Basket of Gold; Brumera
Impressive, colorful garden sculpture
with tufts of green pineapple–like leaves on top
of the large, hanging bell–shaped flowers; prefer
rich, organic but well-drained soil; heavy feeders;
skunk-like fragrance; critter resistant; mid spring;
24”–36” unless otherwise noted; 1 per sq. ft.; whz
4-7; 20+cm unless otherwise noted.
imperialis ‘Aurora’ –
burnt orange/red, large,
nodding bells atop 24”–
36” stems with a green
tuft of leaves on the top;
great with N. ‘Fortissimo’.
#19-0119 1/$8.03
5/$33.50 10/$60.90
50/$264.50 100/$460
Fritillaria imperialis ‘Aurora’
imperialis
‘Lutea Maxima’ – clear
yellow, bell-shaped flowers
on top of tall stems
with faint purple veins
and tufts of leaves on
top of the flower and at
the base of the stems;
Frit. imper. ‘Lutea Maxima’ 1665.
#19-0120 1/$7.10 5/$29.60 10/$53.80
50/$234 100/$407
imperialis ‘Rubra Maxima’
– rich flame-orange
with slight purple veins;
a bit of red shading on
reverse of petals; wonderful
with T. ‘Prinses
Irene’; late spring; 1665.
#19-0123 1/$8.03
5/$33.50 10/$60.90
50/$264.50
100/$460
Frit. imper. ‘Rubra Maxima’
persica – this lovel
y H e i r l o o m p l a n t
has from 7–30 dark,
plum-purple, nodding
bell-shaped flowers
on stems that range
from 2’–4’ tall; 1573;
perfect in the middle
of light pink or
white tulips, Anemone
blanda ‘White Splendour’
or in front of a
Fritillaria persica white fence or house;
(18/20cm). #19-0124
5/$26.10 25/$108.75 50/$197.50 250/$860
500/$1495
raddeana - looks like
an imperialis type
with lime-greenishyellow
flowers decorated
and lined with
burgundy; unusual
and beautiful; 12”-
30”. #19-0128
1/$10.65 5/$44.40
10/$80.70 50/$351 Fritillaria raddeana
100/$610
GALANTHUS
Family: Amaryllidaceae
Nickname: Snowdrop
bulb companions: Crocus; Eranthis; Iris reticulata
other companions: Ivy; Helleborus
Lovely, nodding, fragrant flowers; 3
lobed, bell–shaped, clear white outer segments,
inner segments resemble a corona, often greentipped;
bloom here in the late fall and throughout
the winter and into spring; narrow, upright, linear,
glaucous foliage; good for rock gardens and woodlands;
performs best in shade in rich soil; 10 per
sq. ft.; whz 3–8.
elwesii – giant white
flowers with predominantly
green inner segments
and broad, often glaucous
foliage; 4”-5”; (7+cm).
#20-0101 10/$8.20
50/$34 100/$62
500/$270 1000/$470
Galanthus nivalis
Galanthus are especially
wonderful because they
are absolutely critter
proof, bloom really early
(late winter/very early
spring), and are so adorable
even when blooming
alone. But when combined
with other plants
with similar requirements
and similar bloom times,
they have even more
visual impact. Here,
Galanthus nivalis looks
happy and like it is almost
communicating with its
neighbor, Eranthis hyemalis.
Galanthus elwesii
nivalis – small, white with
inner segments green
tipped; 1500; 4”–5”;
(6+cm).
#20-0102 10/$7.30
50/$30.50 100/$56
500/$240 1000/$420
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Galanthus, continued
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nivalis ‘Flore Pleno’ –
double form of nivalis
with lovely petaloid filled
bells; 2”–3”; 1731; (6+cm).
#20-0103 10/$11.40
50/$47.50 100/$86
500/$375 1000/$650
Galan. nivalis ‘Flore Pleno’
nivalis ‘Viridi–apice’ –
white flowers with inner
segments green tipped
and outer segments
green blotched; more
robust than nivalis; 8”–
10”; (5+cm). #20-0104 Galan. nivalis ‘Viridi-apice’
5/$13.10 25/$54.50 50/$99 250/$432.50
500/$750
Sam Arnott - this one
seems to grow larger in
our garden than the others;
has a more heartshaped
green inner segment
and seems to have
a nice fragrance; 8”-10”.
#20-0105 5/$16.25
25/$67.75 50/$123
250/$535 500/$930
Galanthus ‘Sam Arnott’
White Dream – beautiful
white, nodding flowers
enhanced by the white
stripe in its leaves; quite
unusual; 5”-10”; (5+cm).
#20-0106 1/$6.35
5/$26.45 10/$48.10
50/$209 100/$363
Galanthus ‘White Dream’
Galanthus woronowii
woronowii (ikariae) -
bright green glossy leaves
with more rounded perianth
segments; lovely and
grows well here; 1893;
4”-6”; very early spring.
#20-0107 10/$5.70
50/$24 100/$43
500/$190 1000/$330
GLADIOLUS COMMUNIS
SSP. BYZANTINUS
Family: Iridaceae
Nickname: Sword Lily, Corn Lily or Flags
bulb companions: Triteleia; Dichelostemma; Camassia
other companions: Sweet William; Achillea
Deep purplish red flowers, often with
white stripes in the inner segments; many flowers
all the way up the 20”-24”
stem with long pointed
foliage; smaller flowered
and hardier than their
summer blooming cousins,
these also don’t need
staking and bloom in the
late spring; these are
species, and are variable,
depending on site;
Heirloom 1700; whz 5-10;
(6cm). (Note: This is not
the clone found in the
southwest called ‘Flags’).
#22-0102 10/$4.30
5 0 / $ 1 8 1 0 0 / $ 3 3
500/$140 1000/$250
Glad. comm. ssp byzantinus
with Dutch Iris
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Hyacinthoides
HERMODACTYLUS TUBEROSA
Family: Iridaceae
Nickname: Snake’s Head Iris
bulb companions: Anemone blanda ‘White Splendour’
other companions: Iberis (Candytuft); Helleborus foetidus;
Arabis; Vinca; Euphorbia
L o v e -
ly, unusual and
fragrant yell
o w i s h g r e e n
Iris-like flower
with velvety, almost
black falls;
shows off with
flair in front
of light colored
flowers; early
spring; 6”–8”;
Hermodactylus tuberosa
whz 6–8; Heirloom; 1597; (topsize rootstock).
#24-0101 10/$7.10 50/$29.50 100/$54
500/$235 1000/$410
HYACINTHOIDES
Family: Liliaceae
Nickname: Bluebells or Wood Hyacinths
bulb companions: Camassia; late Daffodils & Tulips
other companions: Azalea; Rhododendron; Ajuga;
Vinca Minor; Hosta; Fern; Helleborus
One of the most adaptable bulbs; very
shade tolerant but also performs beautifully in
our full sun flower borders; lovely bell-shaped
flowers on 8”–12” stems; excellent cut flowers and
naturalizers; Heirloom; whz 4–10; (8/10cm).
hispanica ‘Excelsior’ –
this is perhaps the ‘King’
of hyacinthoides as the
size of the blossoms are
exceeded by none; rich
deep blue flowers form
luscious naturalized
woodland meadows and
rivers; Heirloom; 1906;
10”–12”. #25-0106
10/$5.90 50/$24.50 Hyacinth. hisp. ‘Excelsior’
100/$45 500/$195
1000/$340
Hyacinthoides are wonderfully
adaptable and
seem to be happy in
either full sun or partial
to mostly shady spots.
They make everything
else around them look
better than they would
without them. Here,
Hyacinthoides hispanica
‘Excelsior
helps the daffodil, N.
‘Tripartite’ really shine!
hispanica
‘Queen of Pinks’ – large,
soft lavender pink flowers
similar in size and
vigor to H. ‘Excelsior’;
creates an excellent
‘color echo’ when planted
under soft pink azaleas;
Heirloom; 1944.
#25-0108
10/$6.80 50/$28.50
100/$52 500/$225
Hyacin. hisp. ‘Queen of Pinks’
1000/$390

Hyacinthoides, continued
hispanica ‘White
City’– tight clusters of
pure snow white flowers
create excellent
contrast when planted
in beds of Vinca minor
and Ajuga; Heirloom;
1944; 8”–10”.
#25-0109 10/$7.10
50/$29.50
100/$54 500/$235
1000/$410
Hyacinthoid. hisp. ‘White City’
hispanica (campanulata)
mixture – mixture of blue,
pink and white bloom at a
similar time.
#25-0104 100/$53
500/$200 1000/$360
5000/$1650
10,000/$3000
Hyacinthoides mixture
non-scripta – (English
Bluebells) smaller and
more pendent flowers
than hispanica; usually
darker violet blue
and very fragrant; the
woodland ‘bluebell’
found so predominantly
in England; 8”–18”.
#25-0105
Hyacinthoides non-scripta 10/$7.30
50/$30.50 100/$55 500/$240 1000/$420
Hyacinth. orient. ‘Carnegie’
Hyacinthus orientalis
Carnegie – dense spike
of soft creamy white
flowers; great in a ‘Patriotic
Garden’; 1935;
(16/17cm). #26-0104
10/$9.20 50/$38.50
100/$70 500/$305
1000/$530
There are many color
choices from which to
choose in the group
of Hyacinthus to
help make that perfect
‘garden combo’.
Here, Hyacinthus
orientalis ‘Carnegie’
helps to support
the leading role of
the daffodil, N. ‘Pink
Silk’ and the tulip, T.
‘New Design’. It also
adds that Heavenly
fragrance!
Chestnut Flower –
dense spike of soft pink
double florets with a
tiny darker pink accent
in the middle of each
petal; heirloom, 1880.
#26-0121 10/$19.80
50/$82.50 100/$150
500/$650 1000/$1130
HYACINTHUS ORIENTALIS
Family: Liliaceae
Nickname: Hyacinth
bulb companions: early-mid spring Daffodils and Tulips;
Muscari; Anemone; Chinodoxa
other companions: Pansy; Myosotis; Euphorbia; Bellis
Many tubular, slightly reflexed florets
cover the 8”–10” stems making one large flowerhead;
their rigid, uniform structure lends them
for use in geometric designs; available in a myriad
of colors and each very fragrant; for bedding and
forcing; plant where the natural, sweet fragrance,
reminiscent of spring, can be enjoyed; pest resistant;
7”-11” tall; 5 per sq. ft.; whz 4–8; 15/16cm unless
otherwise noted; (we think this is the best size
for bedding without the need for staking). Hyacinthus
often need extra time to dry properly and don’t
arrive here until late September. If you have to
have your bulbs early, please be prepared to have
these particular items backordered and shipped at
a later date.
Blue Eyes – probably
the softest, palest blue
we have seen to date;
strong, upright plant
with short vase-shaped
leaves. #26-0135
10/$12.90 50/$54
100/$98 500/$425
1000/$740
Hyacin. orient. ‘Blue Eyes’
Blue Jacket – large,
dark navy blue flower
with purplish stripe;
great in a ‘Patriotic Garden’;
1953; (16/17cm).
#26-0102 10/$8.60
50/$36 100/$65
500/$285 1000/$490
Hyacin. orient. ‘Blue Jacket’
Hya. orien. ‘Chestnut Flower’
China Pink – a sport of
Hy. ‘Delft Blue’; soft pink
with coral stripes on the
outside.
#26-0123 10/$8.90
50/$37 100/$67
500/$295 1000/$510
Hyacin. orien. ‘China Pink’
City of Haarlem – soft
primrose yellow maturing
to ivory; late forcing;
1898. #26-0105
10/$9.80 50/$41
100/$75 500/$325
1000/$560
Hyac. orien. ‘City of Haarlem’
Crystal Palace – unbelieveably
elegant with
its perfectly double
star-shaped florets of
the richest navy blue;
mid spring. #26-0127
10/$19.80 50/$82.50 Hy. orien. ‘Crystal Palace’
100/$150 500/$650 1000/$1130
Hyacinth. orient. ‘Delft Blue’
Delft Blue – soft lilacblue;
early forcing and
r e l i a b l e p e r f o r m e r ;
1944. #26-0106 10/$8
50/$33 100/$60
500/$265 1000/$460
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Hyacinthus orientalis, continued
Gipsy Queen – one of
Brent’s favorites because
of its warm coral coloration
highlighted with
salmon and peach; perfect
for planting in combination
with most mid spring
‘pink’ daffodils; forces
well; 1927.
#26-0115 10/$12
Hyac.orient. ‘Gipsy Queen’ 50/$50 100/$91
500/$395 1000/$690
Jan Bos – classified as
red but in our garden
has brilliant spikes of
pinkish red bells; 1910;
(16/17cm). #26-0108
10/$9.20 50/$38.50
100/$70 500/$305
1000/$530
Hyac.orient. ‘Miss Saigon’
Miss Saigon - rich violet
to plant and blend in the
pink, purple and white
garden.
#26-0129 10/$12.30
50/$51.50 100/$93
500/$405 1000/$710
Odysseus – a lovely
and elegant blend of
apricot and salmon with
peachy-creme edges;
another terrific color
perfect for many combo
gardens. #26-0136
10/$10.80 50/$45
100/$82 500/$355
1000/$620
Hyacinthus.orient. ‘Odysseus’
Hy. orien. ‘Peter Stuyvesant’
Pink Pearl – rich, deep
pink with lighter edges;
best early forcer; 1922.
#26-0110 10/$8.90
50/$37 100/$67
500/$295 1000/$510
Hyac. orien. ‘Prince of Love’
Hyac.orient. ‘Jan Bos’
Peter Stuyvesant –
various shades of dark
violet and dark violet
blue; lovely. #26-0124
10/$8.60 50/$36
100/$65 500/$285
1000/$490
Hyacinth. orient. ‘Pink Pearl’
Prince of Love - very
nice compact double that
is ideal for container use
as well as lining the border;
8”-12”. #26-0133
10/$16.70 50/$69.50
100/$126 500/$550
1000/$950
Hyacinthus orientalis, continued
Hy. or. ‘Raphael’
Raphael - very unusual form
from our friend, Bos, who
likes to call this the ‘toilet
brush’ hyacinth! As one who
has cleaned many toilets, I
prefer to call it ‘bottle brush’!
Either way, it’s a pink, super
fragrant, exotic looking flower.
#26-0131 5/$12.60
25/$50.50 50/$91
250/$407.50 500/$735
Splendid Cornelia – soft
violet pink with shades of
mauve on the edge of each
flared floret with blue
veins; burgundy stem; exquisite;
blooms early here.
#26-0111
10/$12.30 50/$49
100/$88 500/$395
1000/$720
Hy. or. ‘Splendid Cornelia’
Top Hit – very unusual,
lovely soft lilac
hyacinths with magnificent
fragrance and long
lasting blooms; great
forcer; early-spring.
#26-0113 10/$14
50/$56 100/$101
500/$455 1000/$820
Hyacinthus orientalis ‘Top Hit’
Woodstock – a regal
hyacinth with beet red
florets, dark stems and
rich green foliage; a vibrant,
fragrant addition
to any color palette or
garden. #26-0117
10/$13.60 50/$54.50
100/$98 500/$440
Hyacin. orient. ‘Woodstock’
1000/$790
Yellow Queen – a wonderful,
sweet smelling
flower with shades of
rich butter and paling
to butter cream; much
‘more yellow’ than H. ‘City
of Haarlem’ in our garden.
#26-0118
10/$17.70 50/$71
100/$128 500/$575
Hyac. orien. ‘Yellow Queen’ 1000/$1030
orientalis mixture – a
rainbow mixture of
many of the above
colors.
#26-0112 50/$55
250/$112.50
500/$200
2500/$875
5000/$1500
Hyacinthus orientalis mix
Hyacinthus ‘Raphael’ for some may be nicknamed ‘toilet
brush’ or ‘bottle brush’, but in the garden with N. ‘Accent’ and
T. ‘Flaming Purissima’, it’s referred to as GORGEOUS! →
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Hyacinthus, multi-flowered
HYACINTHUS –
MULTI-FLOWERED
Multi-flowered Hyacinthus resembling
the growing and performing habit of the oldfashioned
‘Roman Hyacinths’. These ‘Festival’
hyacinths may be a bit richer flowering than the
older ones, but have similar form and are very reliable
and excellent for all applications where you
might want a shorter, sturdier plant. Each bulb
sports up to 20 slender stems with 10–20 florets;
6”–12”; whz 4–8; early-mid spring; (17/18cm).
Anastacia - lovely dark
blue florets on dark
stems with 5-15 stems
per bulb; reminiscent
of the ‘Old French Roman
Hyacinths’; 6”-10”;
mid spring. #26-0134
5/$11.45 25/$47.75
50/$86.50 250/$377.50
500/$655
Hy. multi-flower. ‘Anastacia’
Blue Festival – baby blue
with darker blue midribs;
wonderfully fragrant and
naturally multi-stemmed
like the old-fashioned
hyacinths. #26-0119
10/$21.30 50/$89
100/$162 500/$700
1000/$1220
Hy. multi. ‘Blue Festival’
Pink Festival – lovely soft
pink, multi-stemmed hyacinth;
excellent choice
for window boxes, patio
planter, forcing projects
and in the garden where
you’ll enjoy its incredible
fragrance and appearance.
#26-0114
10/$21.30 50/$89 Hy. multi. ‘Pink Festival’
100/$162 500/$700
1000/$1220
Hy. multi. ‘White Festival’
White Festival – creamy
buds open to a glorious
pristine white flower;
these naturally multistemmed
hyacinths are
beautiful, and wonderful
in combination with
almost any other plant in
your garden. #26-0120
10/$21.30 50/$89
100/$162 500/$700
1000/$1220
Ipheion
IPHEION
Family: Liliaceae
Nickname: Star Flower
bulb companions: Daffodil; Tulip; Anemone
other companions: Iberis; Viola; Candytuft
Six petaled, star-shaped, sweetly fragrant
flowers with grasslike foliage that smells
like garlic when crushed; pest resistant naturalizer;
great for edges of borders, lawn art; has
naturalized at Colonial Williamsburg and other
heirloom gardens throughout the southeast; longlasting,
early to late spring blossoms; whz 5–9;
bulb size 4+cm unless noted otherwise.
uniflorum – varies from
almost white to soft violet
found in many southern
lawns; 2”–3”; 1832.
#27-0101 10/$2.50
50/$10 100/$19
500/$80 1000/$140
Ipheion uniflorum
uniflorum ‘Charlotte
Bishop’ - a pink version
of this favorite group of
special bulbs that seem
so happy to bloom with
other plants. #27-0105
10/$6 50/$25 100/$45
Iph. unifl. ‘Charlotte Bishop’ 500/$195 1000/$340
uniflorum 'Froyle Mill' -
deep, dusky violet colored
star flowers that will help
make every other flower
in its path look better!
#27-0106 10/$11.90
50/$49.50 100/$90
500/$395 1000/$680
Ipheion uniflor. ‘Froyle Mill’
uniflorum 'Jessie' - the
darkest blue of any in this
group; very special from a
very special grower, our
friend, Wim de Goede!
#27-0107 10/$4.70
50/$19.50 100/$36
500/$270
Ipheion uniflorum ‘Jessie’
1000/$500
uniflorum ‘Rolf Fiedler’
– bright, deep blue overlapping
perianth segments;
spectacular with N.
bulbocodium conspicuus;
3”–6”; (topsize bulbs).
#27-0102 10/$3.40
50/$14 100/$26
500/$110 1000/$190
Ipheion uniflor. ‘Rolf Fiedler’
uniflorum ‘White Star’ –
white starry form which will
compliment all other flowers
in the garden. #27-0104
10/$4.40 50/$15.50
1 0 0 / $ 3 4 5 0 0 / $ 1 4 5
1000/$250
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This amazing garden has about 10 each of the pink, white
and blue ‘Festival Hyacinthus’, T. ‘Couleur Cardinal’
and N. ‘Sailboat’. It’s a shame we don’t have ‘scratch
and sniff’ because this page would have an awesome
fragrance!
Ipheion uniflor. ‘White Star’
uniflorum ‘Wisley Blue’ –
variable shades of medium
blue; prolific; 2”–5”.
#27-0103 10/$3.40
50/$14 100/$26
500/$110 1000/$190
Ipheion unif. ‘Wisley Blue’
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Iris - Dutch
IRIS – DUTCH
Family: Iridaceae
bulb companions: Allium; Camassia; Eremurus; Calochortus
other companions: Rose; Foxglove; California Poppy;
Peony; Sweet William; Yarrow; Painted Daisy
Often blooming around ‘Mother’s Day’,
these are good, long-lasting cut flowers and are
ones that make nice clumps in the late spring
garden; rather formal flowers that give wonderful
linear form to the border; 18”–20”; whz 6–8; bulb
size 8+cm unless noted otherwise.
Blue Magic – standards
campanula-violet
with deeper blue falls;
white edged yellow
blotch; the most cold
resistant Dutch Iris;
(10+cm). #28-0102
10/$5.20 50/$22
100/$40 500/$175
1000/$300
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Dutch Iris ‘Casablanca’®
Casablanca® – lovely,
pristine white standards
and falls with yellow
blotch; a giant; (10+cm).
#28-0103 10/$4.90
50/$20.50 100/$37
500/$165 1000/$280
Eye of the Tiger –
royal purple with bronzy
brown falls and bronzy
gold eyes; most unusual
and an outstanding
contrast in the sunny
garden. #28-0134
10/$5.80 50/$24
100/$44 500/$190 Dutch Iris ‘Eye of the Tiger’
1000/$330
Golden Beauty - golden
yellow with lemon yellow
falls and yellow orange
shadings; bright flower
that will show up from
a distance. #28-0140
10/$4.50 50/$19
100/$34 500/$150
1000/$260
Dutch Iris ‘Golden Beauty’
Lion King – gold, tan,
brown - colors one thinks
of when you picture a
lion; amazing colors in
the garden. #28-0145
10/$5.80 50/$24
100/$44 500/$190
1000/$330
Dutch Iris ‘Oriental Beauty’
Dutch Iris ‘Blue Magic’
Dutch Iris ‘Lion King’
Oriental Beauty – a
combination of wisteria
blue and pale, bronzy
yellow with a touch of
green; lovely.
#28-0137 10/$5.20
50/$21.50
100/$39
500/$170
1000/$300
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Dutch Iris ‘Rendez Vous’
Iris - Dutch, continued
(M-F 8am-6pm; Sat 10am-4pm; Sun closed)
Rendez Vous – unbelievely
colorful with bright
blue combined with royal
purple and golden drops
on the falls. #28-0143
10/$4.90 50/$20.50
100/$37 500/$165
1000/$280
Rosario – an unusual color
for this group; aster
violet with bronzy yellow
on the falls; great
for the pastel garden.
#28-0131 10/$5.20
50/$21.50 100/$39
500/$170 1000/$300 Dutch Iris ‘Rosario’
Sapphire Beauty – violet
standards and bluebirdblue
falls with dark yellow
stripe. #28-0107
10/$4.50 50/$19
100/$34 500/$150
1000/$260
Dutch Iris ‘Sapphire Beauty’
S k y B e a u t y – aptly
named, a wonderful
combination of pale blue
ground, wisteria and
french blue falls and
veins, and a lemon yellow
Dutch Iris ‘Sky Beauty’
blotch; that special ‘blue’ color in demand.
#28-0132 10/$5.20 50/$21.50 100/$39
500/$170 1000/$300
Symphony – ivory
standards with canaryyellow
falls and veins.
#28-0108 10/$4.30
50/$18 100/$33
500/$140 1000/$250
Dutch Iris ‘Symphony’
Beauty Mix - an incredible
mix of many of the
‘Beauty’ types; great for
the garden and cutting.
#28-0138 100/$49
500/$200 1000/$370 Dutch Iris ‘Beauty Mix’
5000/$1600 10,000/$2800
Dwarf iris, when combined with other late winter/early
spring flowering plants, live and bloom together happily.
Here Iris histrioides ‘Katharine Hodgkin’ and Crocus
chrysanthus ‘Ard Schenk’ seem to be announcing that
‘spring is right around the corner’!

Iris - dwarf
IRIS – DWARF
Family: Iridaceae
bulb companions: Crocus; Ipheion; Muscari; Galanthus;
Chionodoxa; early mini Daffodils; early Tulips; Eranthis
other companions: Viola; Pansy; Arabis; Hamamelis;
Mahonia; Thyme; Artemisia
Very small, extremely early flowering,
fragrant iris that are perfect for forcing, rock
gardens, woodlands, fronts of borders or creative
‘lawn art’; performs well in all types of soil as long
as it’s well-drained; late winter - early spring;
4”–8”; whz 3–9; size 6+cm unless noted otherwise.
Iris bakerana
bakerana - wisteriablue
with dark violet
edges; leaves almost
cylindrical; late winter/
early spring.
28-0141 5/$15.25
25/$63.50
50/$115.50
250/$502.50
500/$875
bucharica – 2–6 golden
yellow to almost white
fragrant florets with
blotches almost green
per stem; glossy foliage;
needs good drainage; mid
spring; terrific planted
with T. bakeri ‘Lilac Wonder’
or N. ‘Avalon’; 1876; Iris bucharica
(top sized). #28-0110 10/$15.30 50/$64
100/$116 500/$505 1000/$880
danfordiae – brilliant
yellow w i t h greenish
brown spots; one
of the first to bloom;
2”–3”; 1891. #28-0111
10/$4.10 50/$17
100/$31 500/$135
1000/$230
Iris danfordiae
histrioides ‘Frank Elder’
– large, very pale violetblue
flowers with darker
stripes; golden yellow
blotches and violet spots;
(6/7cm). #28-0112
10/$14.60 50/$58.50 Iris histrioides ‘Frank Elder’
100/$105 500/$470 1000/$850
histrioides ‘George’
– larger, earlier and
more fragrant than
most; plum purple with
somewhat darker falls
and veins; white markings
and a definite yellow
blotch; great for
forcing. #28-0113
10/$4.40 50/$18.50
100/$33 500/$145
Iris histrioides ‘George’ 1000/$250
Dutch Iris are one of the best bulbs to use as cut
flowers. There are so many colors from which to
choose, they have long stems and they last a long
time. If you plant a few every couple of weeks in
the fall, their bloom time should be extended and
give you many weeks of fun!
Iris - dwarf, continued
histrioides
‘Katharine Hodgkin’ –
very unusual colors of
light greenish/blue and
white striped standards
with lighter falls blotched
with white, yellow and
charcoal spots; so much
fun to find blooming in the
winter garden; (6/7cm).
#28-0114 10/$6.10
Iris hist. ‘Katharine Hodgkin’
50/$25.50 100/$46
500/$200 1000/$350
histrioides ‘Lady
Beatrix Stanley’ – this
precious little lady is a
uniform blue color with
a bit of white feathering
and yellow veins;
(6/7cm). #28-0135
5/$16.50 25/$66
50/$119 250/$535
500/$960
Ir. hist. ‘Lady Beatrix Stanley’
reticulata ‘Alida’ – soft,
clear blue in varying
shades with drops of butter
yellow and flecks of
white.
#28-0144 10/$3.80
5 0 / $ 1 6 1 0 0 / $ 2 9
500/$125 1000/$220
Iris reticulata ‘Cantab’
reticulata ‘Cantab’ – flax
blue flowers with lighter
tips, a yellow blotch and
a white rim; 1914.
#28-0116 10/$4.40
50/$18.50 100/$34
500/$145 1000/$250
reticulata ‘Harmony’ –
fragrant, bluebird-blue
standards and royal-blue
falls with white edged
yellow blotch; one of
the best. #28-0120 Iris reticulata ‘Harmony’
10/$3.90 50/$16.50 100/$30 500/$130
1000/$230
reticulata ‘J. S.
Dijt’ – purple with reddish
purple falls; one
of the latest to bloom
and great with Chionodoxa
‘Pink Giant’; 1938.
#28-0122 10/$3.80
50/$16 100/$29
500/$125 1000/$220
Iris reticulata ‘J. S. Dijt’
reticulata ‘Joyce’ – deep,
sky blue with gold and
white rimmed blotch;
early spring; 1943.
#28-0123 10/$3.80
50/$16 100/$29
500/$125 1000/$220
Iris reticulata ‘Alida’
Iris reticulata ‘Joyce’
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Iris - dwarf, continued
Iris reticulata ‘Marquerite’
reticulata ‘Natascha’
– elegant ivory flowers
with ivory falls; pale
blue flush with white
blotch; early; (topsized
bulbs). #28-0124
10/$10.30 50/$43
100/$78 500/$340
1000/$590
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Iris reticulata ‘Pauline’
reticulata ‘Marquerite’ -
the darkest of the blues
in this group with creamy,
variegated foliage; a wonderful
addition to our garden!
#28-0139 5/$15
25/$62.50 50/$113.50
250/$495 500/$860
reticulata ‘Pauline’ – violet
standards and rich,
dark purple falls with a
pristine white blotch; no
blue or yellow on this one.
#28-0125 10/$3.80
50/$16 100/$29
500/$125 1000/$220
reticulata ‘Pixie’ –
just about the earliest
bloomer for us; richest,
deepest blue of all with
almost black falls on
very sturdy stems make
this a ‘must have’ for
rock gardens or wildflower
meadows; vigorous;
3”–4”. #28-0133 10/$3.80 50/$16
Iris reticulata ‘Pixie’
100/$29 500/$125 1000/$220
Iris reticulata ‘Spring Time’
Iris reticulata ‘Natascha’
reticulata ‘Spring Time’–
two-toned, bluebird-blue
with white tipped violet
falls, purple spots and
yellow midrib.
#28-0127 10/$4.40
50/$18.50 100/$34
500/$145 1000/$250
Dwarf mixture – a colorful
mix of the above.
#28-0129
100/$35 500/$150
1000/$270
5000/$1100
10,000/$2000
Iris dwarf mixture
Lily Beetle
We have been asked many times for suggestions on how to
treat organically (without chemicals) the Lily Beetle problem
that some people experience in the northeast. We thank
Carolyn, one of our customers, for sharing her solution with us!
1. Hose the lilies down with water
2. Absolutely cover them with wood ashes, top and bottom
of leaves covered
3. Wait 15 minutes
4. Hose off with water
5. Watch, if you see them again, do it again. She used this
treatment twice last year and it really worked!
Give it a try and let us know how it works for you!
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LEUCOJUM
Family: Amaryllidaceae
Nickname: Snowflake
bulb companions: Daffodils; Tulips; Hyacinthoides; Muscari;
Anemone; Geranium tuberosum; Fritillaria
other companions: Azalea; Ajuga; Tiarella; Lamium
Critter proof, pendulous pure white bells
with green tips; moisture tolerant but also grows
happily in a non-irrigated border; narrow, blends
with plants of all colors; strap-shaped leaves;
Heirloom bulbs; 5–6 per sq. ft.; whz 4–8.
aestivum –
(Summer Snowflake)
the later blooming selection
which naturalizes
beautifully; great
accenting daffodils or
tulips; mid-late spring;
12”–18”; 1594; (12+cm).
#30-0101 10/$9.50
50/$39.50 100/$72
500/$310 1000/$540 Leucojum aestivum
aestivum
‘Gravetye Giant’ – larger,
robust clone; looks
like a giant ‘Lily-of-the-
Valley’; smashing with
daffodil ‘Stainless’ and
tulip ‘White Elegance’;
mid-late spring; 18”–
24”; (14+cm).
#30-0102 10/$11.60
50/$48.50 100/$88
Leuc. aest. ‘Gravetye Giant’ 500/$385 1000/$670
LILIUM
Family: Liliaceae
Nickname: Lily
bulb companions: Eremurus; Bletilla; Liatris; Gladiolus;
Canna; Allium sphaerocephalon; Zantedeschia
other companions: Larkspur; Bachelor’s Buttons; Rudbeckia;
Coreopsis; Cleome; Echinacea; Artemisia
(Please note: These are harvested
late and therefore will not arrive here until
October, so please do NOT include these in an
early planted garden or sale) The most adored
bulb group in the summer garden, it offers almost
as many color variations as the tulip and is also a
great cut flower. Many forms, sizes, heights, and
bloom times are available. Some upfacing, downfacing
and outfacing; planted in the same bed as
daffodils and tulips, they extend the spring blooming
season into summer; terrific garden plants as
well as cut flowers; they thrive in full sun as well
as in partial shade and in well-drained soil; Asiatics
tend to bloom early summer and Orientals bloom
later in the summer; excellent perennial bargain!
(16+cm bulbs unless otherwise noted); 2-3 per sq.
ft.; 2’-3’; whz 3-10. (Hint: When using lilies as cut
flowers, snip off the anthers at the end of the stamens
as they may stain tablecloths and clothing.)
Anastasia -
(Oriental/Trumpet)
varying shades of pink
swirl around and through
the white petals of this
lovely lily; looks great
with many types of
plants in the summer
garden; 3’-4’.
#31-0139
5/$13.20 25/$55
50/$100 250/$435
500/$755
(M-F 8am-6pm; Sat 10am-4pm; Sun closed)
Lilium ‘Anastasia’
Lilium

Lilium, continued
Lilium, continued
L. ‘Boogie Woogie’ and Astilbe
cernum - (species) dwarf
but strong, elegant but
tough; best in part shade;
lovely pastel color and lots
of blooms up the stem;
12”-24”. #31-0137
5 / $ 2 1 . 2 5 2 5 / $ 8 5
50/$153 250/$687.50
500/$1240
Boogie Woogie -
(Oriental/Trumpet)
creamy and wonderful
especially combined
with darker colors.
#31-0134 5/$15.25
25/$63.50 50/$115.50
250/$502.50 500/$875
candidum – see p. 9 with
early shipped items.
Lilium cernum
Fata Morgana - (Asiatic)
this bulb produces
lots of soft yellow double
blossoms with tiny
freckles toward its heart;
you’ll adore this one!
#31-0140 5/$11.05
Lilium ‘Fata Morgana’
2 5 / $ 4 6 5 0 / $ 8 3 . 5 0
250/$365 500/$635
Garden Party - (Oriental)
enough yellow to
stand out in a crowd and
when you’re up close, you
can see the raspberry
freckles and stamens
which is quite a contrast!
Lovely! # 3 1 - 0 1 3 5
5/$14.15 25/$59
50/$107 250/$465
500/$810
Lilium ‘Garden Party’
Grand Cru – (Asiatic)
lovely, deep buff yellow
with a dark reddish/
brown heart; long term
perennial. #31-0121
5/$11.05 25/$46
50/$83.50 250/$365
500/$635
Lilium ‘Grand Cru’
henryi – (species) with
long ‘eye-lashes’ and freckles,
this is just precious!
Long term perennial; 3’-4’.
#31-0122 5/$18.15
25/$75.75 50/$137.50
250/$597.50 500/$1040
Lilium leichtlinii
Lilium henryi
leichtlinii - (species)
beautifully shaped, recurved
petals; butteryellow
flowers with lots
of freckles; precious!
#31-0141 5/$12
25/$50 50/$90.50
250/$395 500/$685
Linda - (Asiatic) similar to
L. ‘Cancun’, this bright lily
with warm tones of yellow
and ‘sunset’, will create a
‘happy spot’ in your garden;
2’-3’.
#31-0138 5/$11.05
25/$46 50/$83.50
250/$365 500/$635
Lilium ‘Linda’
Lollipop – (Asiatic)
dusky rose brushmarks
decorate half of each
whipped cream petal; excellent
with pink Hollyhocks
and white Achillea.
#31-0123 5/$11.35
25/$47.25 50/$86
Lilium ‘Lollipop’
250/$375 500/$650
martagon ‘Backhouse’ -
(species) a marvelous but
site specific lily; when
happy and established,
can produce up to 40
blooms on a 4’-6’ stem;
often takes at least a
season to get used to
its new home; whz 3-8.
#31-0136 1/$8.68
5/$34.75 10/$62.50
L. martagon ‘Backhouse’ 50/$281.50 100/$506
Mona Lisa – (Oriental)
rose pink with darker
heart, midribs and
freckles; often semidouble;
early; 18”-24”.
#31-0124 5/$12.60
25/$52.50
50/$95.50 250/$415
500/$720
Lilium ‘Muscadet’
Pink Perfection –
(Trumpet) a mixture of
white zinfandel with a
touch of cabernet; exquisite.
#31-0127 5/$16.60
25/$69.25 50/$126
250/$547.50
500/$950
Lilium ‘Red Hot’
Lilium ‘Mona Lisa’
Muscadet – (Oriental)
‘drop-dead gorgeous’
blushing flower with dainty
freckles.
#31-0125 5/$12.60
25/$52.50 50/$95.50
250/$415 500/$720
Lilium ‘Pink Perfection’
Red Hot - (Oriental/
Trumpet) not red at all
but certainly 'HOT';
the color of a really hot,
glowing fire!
#31-0129
5/$15.25 25/$63.50
50/$115.50
250/$502.50
500/$875
Because lilies produce stem roots that act as anchors, they stand up taller and straighter if they are planted
about 8”-10” deep, giving the stem roots the area they need to secure and support the heavy, but beautiful
flower heads. Also, please remember to snip off the stamens when picking your lilies as the pollen grains
may stain your clothes or tablecloths.
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Lilium, continued
Muscari
S P E C I A L B U L B S
regale – (species) graceful,
large and fragrant;
great for the evening garden;
plant at the back of
the border among perennials;
4’-6’; 20/24cm bulbs.
#31-0130 5/$16.60
25/$69.25 50/$126
250/$547.50 500/$950
Lilium regale
regale ‘Album’ – (species)
like the above but
predominantly white; 4’-6’;
20/24cm bulbs. #31-0131
5/$16.60 25/$69.25
50/$126 250/$547.50
500/$950
Lilium regale ‘Album’
Satisfaction – (Oriental/Trumpet)
you can get
plenty of ‘satisfaction’ by
having this strong lily with
great substance in your
garden; 3’-5’. #31-0142
5/$15.25 25/$63.50
50/$115.50 250/$502.50
Lilium ‘Satisfaction’
500/$875
Star Gazer – (Oriental)
very popular and famous
lily; fragrant, dark raspberry
red with creamy
white edge.
#31-0109 5/$11.05
25/$46 50/$83.50
250/$365 500/$635
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Lilium ‘Touching’
Touching – (Oriental/
Trumpet) the warmth of
the touch inspired the
name of this colorful,
fragrant flower; 3’-5’.
#31-0132 5/$15.25
25/$63.50 50/$115.50
250/$502.50 500/$875
MUSCARI
Family: Liliaceae
Nickname: Grape Hyacinth
Bulb Companions: Daffodils; Tulips; Anemone; Hyacinth;
Fritillaria; Erythronium; Leucojum
Other Companions: Mertensia; Myosotis
Spikes covered with grape-like, longlasting
blooms in a range of blues and whites; great
as an edging or ‘shoes and socks’ plant, for forcing
or for designing a ‘river’; fragrance reminiscent
of grapes; naturalizes; armeniacum-types send up
foliage in the fall which makes it a great ‘garden
marker’ to help locate other, more difficult to find,
spring flowering bulbs that need to be fertilized
in the fall; critter resistant; Heirloom; 9/10cm
bulbs unless otherwise
noted; whz 4-9.
armeniacum – fertile,
cobalt blue flowers;
great naturalizer; very
cost efficient blue color
in the garden; 1877; 4”-
6”; early to late spring.
#32-0102 10/$2.90
50/$12 100/$22
500/$95 1000/$170
Lilium ‘Star Gazer’
Muscari armeniacum
Mus. armen. ‘Blue Spike’
armeniacum
‘Christmas Pearl’ – very
similar to armeniacum
but blooms earlier; forces
easily with little or no
cold period; 4”-6”.
#32-0105 10/$3.80
50/$15.50 100/$29
500/$125 1000/$220
a r m e n i a c u m ‘ B l u e
Spike’ – loosely formed
double, blue, sterile flowers;
larger and longer
lasting; a mutation of M.
armeniacum that sometimes
reverts back to the
species; 6”-8”.
#32-0103 10/$3.60
5 0 / $ 1 5 1 0 0 / $ 2 8
500/$120 1000/$210
Mus. arm. ‘Christmas Pearl’
armeniacum ‘Saffier’ –
french dark blue flowers,
one not visited by bees
and lasts longer; often
with a white rim; 8”; midlate
spring.
#32-0107 10/$3.80
50/$15.50 100/$29
500/$125 1000/$220
Mus. armemiacum ‘Saffier’
aucheri ‘Blue Magic’ –
fertile flowers at the top
are bright sky blue with
white lobes; darker blue
flowers are at the bottom;
mid spring; a great
forcer; 4”-8”; (8/9cm+).
#32-0108 10/$3.50
50/$14.50 100/$27
500/$115 1000/$200 Mus. aucheri ‘Blue Magic’
aucheri ‘Mount Hood’ –
royal blue flowers which
grow paler at the top
as it matures until the
top is white, like snow
on the ‘blue mountain’;
really precious and eyecatching
and will be a
wonderful addition to
any garden design; 4”-
Mus. aucheri ‘Mount Hood’ 8”; mid spring; (5cm+).
#32-0120 10/$6.90
50/$29 100/$52 500/$230 1000/$400
aucheri ‘White Magic’ -
precious white form of
the above - will lighten every
garden and be a great
addition to the moonlight
garden.
#32-0122 10/$6.20
50/$25.50 100/$47
500/$205 1000/$350
Mus. aucheri ‘White Magic’
azureum – fertile flowers
are bell-shaped, not
constricted and pale to
bright blue; only a few
sterile flowers which are
smaller and often paler
blue; 3”-6”; early-mid
spring; 1859; (5cm+)
#32-0109 10/$4.40
Muscari azureum
50/$18.50 100/$34
500/$145 1000/$250
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Muscari, continued
Ornithogalum
Mus. comos. ‘Plumosum’
Dark Eyes - very vigorous
form with particularly
bright white lacey edged
florets; appears to be rich
blue frosted white; 4”-6”;
mid spring.
#32-0124 10/$5.10
50/$21 100/$38
500/$165 1000/$290
Muscari latifolium
macrocarpum ‘Golden
Fragrance’ – this ‘grape
hyacinth’ doesn’t look like
grapes at all, but looks
more like tiny yellow bananas
going up its 5”-8”
stems and decorated
with a plum purple crown;
unusual and extremely
sweetly fragrant.
#32-0121 10/$11.40
50/$47.50 100/$86
500/$375 1000/$650
Muscari neglectum
Peppermint® - the lightest
blue there is without being
white; precious and fresh
looking especially for that
pale pastel area; 4”-6”.
#32-0123 10/$4.50
50/$19 100/$34
500/$150 1000/$260
comosum ‘Plumosum’ –
violet feathery plumes
decorate 4”-6” stems;
late spring; popular with
Thomas Jefferson and
other colonial gardens;
1612; (8/9cm+).
#32-0115 10/$5.80
50/$24 100/$44
500/$190 1000/$330
Muscari ‘Dark Eyes’
latifolium – light blue
florets at the top, dark
violet florets on the bottom
and one large leaf;
mid-late spring; 4”-6”;
1886; (7cm+).
#32-0116 10/$3.30
50/$14 100/$25
500/$110 1000/$190
Muscari macrocarpum
‘Golden Fragrance
neglectum – bottom florets
almost black with
tiny white rims; top florets
dark blue; naturalizes in
the south; 6”; mid spring;
1568; (5cm+).
#32-0118 10/$6.60
50/$27.50 100/$50
500/$215 1000/$380
Muscari ‘Peppermint’®
Pink Sunrise - the palest pink
imaginable; will be fabulous in
combination with many other
bulbs and perennials; mid
spring; 3”-4”; 5+cm.
#32-0125 5/$9.50
25/$39.75 50/$72
Muscari ‘Pink Sunrise’ 250/$312.50 500/$545
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Muscari ‘Sky Blue’
Valerie Finnis® – extremely
pale lavender
blue, tightly formed
‘grapes’; a color that is
a must for the garden
artist; mid spring; 6”-8”;
(8/9cm+).
#32-0119 10/$6.40
50/$26.50 100/$48
500/$210 1000/$370
(M-F 8am-6pm; Sat 10am-4pm; Sun closed)
Sky Blue - the palest
blue we’ve seen
with a white tip when
mature; wonderful for
a pastel garden and
ought to be terrific
with many different
color combinations; 3”-
5”; 5+cm. #32-0126
10/$8.80 50/$36.50
100/$66 500/$290
1000/$500
NECTAROSCORDUM SICULUM
Family: Liliaceae
Bulb Companions: Allium; Dutch Iris; Eremurus; Lily
Other Companions: Queen Anne’s Lace; Yarrow; Iris
Many hanging, bell-shaped florets at the
top of a 2’-3’ stem forming one large, baseball
sized flower; prefers well-drained soil and full
sun; exotic addition to the late spring garden;
superb cut flower; bulbs have strong garlic smell;
very late spring; (10cm+).
ssp. bulgaricum - greenish
white, tinged plum;
draws lots of attention in
the garden; 24”-36”.
#33-0101 10/$5.60
50/$23 100/$42
500/$185 1000/$320
ORNITHOGALUM
Family: Liliaceae
Bulb Companions: Tulip; Daffodil; Leucojum; Oxalis
Other Companions: Dicentra; Euphorbia; Iris
Spikes of petaled, bell-shaped flowers
with definitive centers; long-lasting, great naturalizers
and pest resistant; ideal Heirloom for
perennial borders.
dubium - (see indoor bulb
section p.89)
Muscari ‘Valerie Finnis’
Nectaroscordum bulgaricum
magnum – white flowers with
green stripes on reverse; early
summer; 24”-36”; (10cm+).
#34-0103 10/$14.60
50/$60.50 100/$110
500/$480 1000/$830
Ornithogalum magnum
nutans – (Silver Bells)
3-12 silver, green and
white flowers blooming
alternately towards the
top of 12”-15” stems; a
striking cut flower and
excellent naturalizer; late
spring; 1594; (7cm+).
#34-0102 10/$3.60
50/$15 100/$27
Ornithogalum nutans 500/$120 1000/$210
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S P E C I A L B U L B S
Puschkinia
OXALIS - (see indoor bulbs section p. 89)
PANCRATIUM MARITIMUM
(see Early Shipping items on p.6)
PUSCHKINIA
Family: Liliaceae
bulb companions: Crocus; Chionodoxa; Eranthis;
Galanthus; Kaufmanniana Tulips; Early Daffodils
other companions: Lamium; Forsythia; Euphorbia; Bergenia;
Viola; Dianthus; Thyme; Plumbago
Many starry, Scilla-like flowers clustered
at the tops of stems; naturalizes; good for rock
gardens and edges of borders; Heirloom bulb;
early-mid spring; 1808; whz 4–8
scilloides ‘Alba’ – pure white
flowers on 3”–5” stems;
striking with Vinca minor;
(5+cm).
#37-0102 10/$3.90
50/$16.50 100/$30
500/$130 1000/$230
Pusch. scill. ‘Alba’
scilloides var.
libanotica – pale blue
to white flowers with
dark blue stripes; sun or
shade; 4”–6”; whz 4–8;
great for lawn art; 1805;
(7+cm).
Pusch. scill. var. libanotica
#37-0101 10/$2.90
50/$12 100/$22 500/$95 1000/$170
SCILLA
Family: Liliaceae
bulb companions: Chionodoxa; Crocus; Daffodils; early
Tulips; Anemone; Puschkinia; Iris reticulata; Galanthus
other companions: Myosotis; Primula; Pulmonaria
Pest resistant, starry flowers with belllike
blooms on spikes with strap-like leaves; colors
range in blues, whites, pinks and violets; heights
and bloom times also cover a wide range; one of
the most shade tolerant bulbs; most are hardy in
whz 4–8; early-mid spring blooming; Heirloom.
bifolia – bright blue-lilac
with pale blue centers on
3”–4” spikes; naturalizes;
very early; 1568; (4+cm).
#38-0101 10/$4.40
50/$15.50 100/$34
500/$145 1000/$250
Scilla mischtschenkoana
Scilla
mischtschenkoana –
(tubergeniana) large, light
blue to white with dark
blue midrib outside; very
persistent and lovely;
early flowering; excellent
with crocus; 3”–4”; 1931;
(8+cm).
#38-0105 10/$6.30
50/$26 100/$48
500/$205 1000/$360
Something as simple as combining Scilla mischtschenkoana
with Crocus tommasinianus in the ‘no mow zone’
around the base of a tree can have a wonderful, uplifting
impact on the people who walk by!
peruviana – an amazingly
beautiful, softballsized
sphere made up
of tiny individual dark
violet stars, each with
petite yellow anthers;
the books say hardy
to zone 8, but we’ve
had it perennialize in
our zone 7 garden in a
protected location and
mulched in winter; has Scilla peruviana
winter leaves; very late spring to early summer;
6”–10”; (14/16cm). #38-0109 5/$20 25/$84
50/$140 250/$650 500/$1250
Scilla siberica
siberica – lovely blue
form that naturalizes
freely when planted in
suitable location; early
spring; 1796; 5”–7”;
(8+cm).
#38-0106 10/$3.30
50/$13.50 100/$25
500/$110 1000/$190
Scilla bifolia
bifolia ‘Rosea’ – soft
pinkish flowers; blooms
with early daffodils;
great with thyme or
dianthus; 3”–4”; very
early; 1601; (5+cm).
Scilla bifolia ‘Rosea’
#38-0103 10/$4.70
50/$19.50 100/$36 500/$155 1000/$270
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source certified organic, fair trade, or rainforest alliance coffee
to its optimum taste profile and a portion of their profits
is directed to cleaning up the Chesapeake Bay Watershed.
It’s the very best, rich flavored coffee we’ve ever had with no
bitter after taste. Our kind of coffee and our kind of company!
Their web site: www.mobjackbaycoffee.com. When you visit
The Bulb Shoppe, we’ll offer you a cup of this delicious coffee!
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Scilla siberica in the right location will re-seed and provide
a lovely, very natural landscape. It just requires time,
patience and a fertile site!
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Scilla, continued
Scilla siberica ‘Alba’
s i b e r i c a ‘ A l b a ’
– pure white, loosely
formed bells clustered
on 3”–5” stems; 1880;
(8+cm).
#38-0107
10/$4.50 50/$19
100/$34 500/$150
1000/$260
Triteleia
TRITELEIA
Family: Liliaceae
bulb companions: Asiatic Lilium; Camassia; Zantedeschia;
Hemerocallis
other companions: Dianthus; Phlox sublata; Myosotis;
Astilbe
(Brodiaea) American native with many
umbels of upfacing, bell–shaped flowers on each
strong stem; leaves often shrivel before the
flowers appear; full sun to partial shade; needs
excellent drainage in the summer; terrific cut
flower; whz 5–9.
Foxy – white flowers
with dark purple stripes
and feathering; a fun new
type in this group; 6”–12”;
early summer; (5+cm).
#39-0107 10/$15.50
50/$64.50 100/$117
500/$510 1000/$890
Scilla siberica ‘Alba’ helps to create the perfect atmosphere
by covering the ankles and knees of T. ‘Orange
Princess’, and T. ‘White Triumphator’ while decorating
the bare soil around the edges of the container.
siberica ‘Spring
Beauty’ – dark blue
l o o s e l y f o r m e d
bells clustered on
6”–8” stems; vigorous,
larger form of
S. siberica; 1939;
(8/9cm).
#38-0108
10/$8.20
50/$34 100/$62
500/$270
1000/$470
Scilla sib. ‘Spring Beauty’
Triteleia hyacinthia
Queen Fabiola – (Koningin
Fabiola) large, dark
blue, upfacing bells in
loose clusters on top of
20”–24” stems; great
with Hemerocallis ‘Happy
Returns’; early summer;
(6+cm).
#39-0104 10/$3.10
50/$12.50 100/$23
500/$100 1000/$180
Triteleia ‘Foxy’
hyacinthia – white, bowlshaped
flowers with green
veins; floriferous and naturalizes;
6”–12”; 1835;
early summer; (5+cm).
#39-0102 10/$3.10
50/$13 100/$23
500/$100 1000/$180
ixioides ‘Starlight’® –
buttercup yellow starry,
upfacing flowers with
green stripe on the outside
of each petal; great
with Allium christophii;
creates quite a bright
spot! Early summer;
20”–24”; (5/7cm).
#39-0103 10/$5.80
50/$24 100/$44 Triteleia ixioides ‘Starlight’®
500/$190 1000/$330
Triteleis ixioides
‘Starlight’ is awesome
even when
planted alone.
And its light color
helps the dark
colored plant,
Oxalis regnelii
var. triangularis
be seen better in
the garden. They
make a wonderful
team!
Triteleia ‘Queen Fabiola’
S P E C I A L B U L B S
It’s obvious how much we like the color blue in the garden
because it blends with every other color and makes every
other plant look better than it would alone. This image
shows two small, relatively inexpensive bulbs that are
planted together en masse emphasizing their contrast in
colors and creating an awesome sight. Scilla siberica
‘Spring Beauty’ and Anemone blanda ‘White Splendour’
make an incredible statement together.
Triteleia ‘Rudy’
Rudy - an amazingly eyecatching
white version
with violet stripes; fabulous
in the garden!
#39-0106 10/$5.80
50/$24 100/$44
500/$190 1000/$330
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Cozy Companions
COZY COMPANIONS
We are not perennial growers, but we have been
using all types of plant material in our gardens with
bulbs and have recommended doing so for over 20
years! We have friends who grow the following
plants in the U.S. and have offered them to us for
our catalogue. Most will take a season or two to
get established but we’re sure you’ll enjoy them
in your garden, especially when you see how they
extend and expand your blooming season!
Agastache ‘Blue Fortune’
Family: Labiatae
Nickname: Anise Hyssop
Long lasting violet
blue flowers and fragrant
foliage; drought,
insect and disease resistant;
this will be a
terrific addition to your
garden; butterfly magnet;
2’-3’; whz 6-9.
#23-0160 1/$4.20
Baptisia ‘Purple Smoke’
Family: Fabaceae
Special Feature: Drought-resistant
Nickname: False Indigo
Terrific native plant
with charcoal gray stems
and rich smoky purple
inflorescence; vigorous
grower; wild hybrid between
B. australis and B.
alba; great black seed
pods for winter interest;
2’-3’; whz 4-8.
#23-0174 1/$4.80
5 / $ 2 0 1 0 / $ 3 7
50/$160 100/$280
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Agastache ‘Blue Fortune’
5/$17.50 10/$32
50/$140 100/$240
BELAMCANDA ‘HELLO YELLOW’
Family: Iridaceae
Special Feature: Drought-resistant
Nickname: Blackberry lily
Bright buttery yellow
flowers on blue-green foliage;
sturdy and droughtresistant;
this is perfect
for the informal border,
hillside, wild garden or
sunny bank; leave the
glossy blackberry-like
seeds for winter interest;
well-drained, preferably
sandy soil and full sun
Belamcanda ‘Hello Yellow’ is best; 2’-3’; whz 5-8.
#23-0175 1/$4.40
5/$18.50 10/$34 50/$145 100/$250
Ceratostigma plumbaginoides
Family: Plumbaginaceae
Nickname: Plumbago
One of my favorite all time perennial
groundcovers because
of it’s lovely blue color;
doesn’t produce as many
flowers as the tropical
plumbago, but this one
is hardy! Prefers welldrained
soil and at least
part sun; whz 5-8; 3”-5”.
#23-0176 1/$4.40
5/$18.50 10/$34
50/$145 100/$250
Baptisia ‘Purple Smoke’
Ceratost. plumbaginoides
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Cozy Companions, continued
Chelone ‘Hot Lips’
Family: Scrophulariaceae
Nickname: Turtlehead
Native glossy deep
green foliage topped
by bright pink tubular
‘turtlehead’ flowers in
Aug-Sept; attracts butterflies;
prefers rich
moist soil but tolerates
normal soil; full sun to
part shade; 2’-3’; whz Chelone ‘Hot Lips’
4-7. #23-0177 1/$4.40
5/$18.50 10/$34 50/$145 100/$250
DIANTHUS ‘fIRE wITCH’
Family: Caryophyllaceae
Nickname: Hardy Carnation
Bright magenta pink
flowers on frosted
blue/gray foliage; excellent
groundcover;
prefers full sun and
well-drained soil; Perennial
Plant of the
Year 2006; 8”-10”;
whz 3-10. #23-0178
1/$4.40 5/$18.50
10/$34 50/$145
Dianthus ‘Fire Witch’
100/$250
Eupatorium dubium ‘Little Joe’
Family: Compositae
Nickname: Joe Pie Weed
A s m a l l e r
version of ‘Joe Pie
Weed’, perfect for
small gardens or containers;
butterflies
love this smaller, light
pink cultivar; it was a
favorite of many of
our visitors during our
summer garden tours;
3’-4’; whz 4-8.
#23-0166 1/$4.80
5/$20 10/$37
50/$160 100/$280
Eupatorium dub. ‘Little Joe’
euphorbia amygdaloides
var. robbiae
Family: Compositae
Nickname: Wood Spurge
Special Feature: Critter resistant
W e e n j o y
this plant because it
puts on its show with
many of our spring
flowering bulbs adding
yet another dimension
and texture
to our spring to early
summer garden. Its
chartreuse yellow
blooms last for a long
time; when planted
in a protected spot
from severe winter
Euphorbia amygd. var. ‘Robbiae’ wind, this plant is
just about maintenance
free; full sun and well-drained soil; 12”-
18”. #23-0170 1/$4.40 5/$18.50 10/$34
50/$145 100/$250
(M-F 8am-6pm; Sat 10am-4pm; Sun closed)

Cozy Companions, continued
Geranium ‘Rozanne’
Family: Geraniaceae
Nickname: Crane’s Bill
This plant bloomed
its head off all summer
long in one of
our gardens around
the parking lot. It’s
beautiful blue-purple
flowers with pale
blue eyes attracted
our attention as well
as the attention of
our visitors; seems
very heat tolerant;
foliage gets ‘bronzy’
in the fall; Perennial
Plant of the Year
Geranium ‘Rozanne’
2008; full sun with adequate moisture to part
shade; great groundcover; whz 5-8; 12”-18”.
#23-0171 1/$8.80 5/$36.50 10/$66
50/$290 100/$500
Helleborus hybrid mix with
N. ‘Katie Heath’
dark plum purple through
pink, cream, yellow to
green, often with an
attractive dusting of
spots. They grow best
in shade to part sun, in
rich well-drained soil
with adequate moisture
and are close to critter
proof. Ours are
‘Pickadilly hybrids’ whose
seeds originate in Sam
HELLEBORUS HYBRID MIX
Family: Ranunculaceae
Nickname: Lenten Rose
Next to Hemerocallis, we feel that
these natives of Greece
and Asia Minor are the
best companion perennials
for spring flowering
bulbs. Their dark green,
segmented, leathery, evergreen
leaves make a
fine backdrop for spring
bulb flowers. Their nodding,
2”–4”, long lasting,
bowl-shaped flowers come
in a range of colors from
Helleborus hybrid mix
and Carleen Jones’ garden and are germinated
and raised by Judith and Richard Tyler here in
Virginia; critter proof. 12”–15”; whz 4-9. (will be
shipped in a 6 pack of 2” pots)
#23-0140 6 pack/$30 flat of 36/$144
HYPERICUM CALYCINUM
‘BRIGADOON’
Family: Guttiferae
Nickname: St. John’s wort
Provides a nice
golden color in the
late spring/early
s u m m e r g a r d e n
with the golden
edged red leaves
and the golden
pin-cushion flowers;
prefers loose,
well-drained soil in
full sun to partial
shade. #23-0172
1/$4.80 5/$20
10/$37 50/$160
Hypericum cal. ‘Brigadoon’
100/$280
Cozy Companions, continued
Nepeta x faassenii
‘Walker’s Low’
Family: Labiatae
Nickname: Walker’s Low Catmint
F r a g r a n t
and lush with bluish
purple flowers from
April until October
o n c e e s t a b l i s h e d ;
benefits from shearing
off spent flowers
several times during
the season; terrific
full sun groundcover;
drought resistant once
established; 12”-18”;
whz 5-9. #23-0162 Nepeta x. faass. ‘Walker’s Low’
1/$4.40 5/$18.50
10/$34 50/$145 100/$250
Sedum rupestre ‘Angelina’
Family: Crassulaceae
An incredible easy
care plant that produces
pretty yellow starshaped
flowers all summer
and in the fall and
even during the winter
in our climate; has these
orangy/yellow decorative
tips; great groundcover
that is the perfect
companion or backdrop
Sedum rupestre ‘Angelina’
for small bulbs; prefers a well-drained site;
superb rock garden plant; whz 7-9; 3”-5”.
#23-0179 1/$4.40 5/$18.50 10/$34
50/$145 100/$250
Tanacetum ‘Isla Gold’
Family: Compositae
Nickname: Gold Leaf
Tansy
A s u p e r
bright golden mound
for great accent in
the border or container;
best in average
to dry soils; a
winner in our trials
last summer; 12”-24”;
whz 4-8. #23-0180
1/$4.40 5/$18.50
10/$34 50/$145
100/$250
Trillium albidum
Family: Trilliaceae
Nickname: Wood Lily
A very special woodland
plant native to
California that requires
rich, humus soil that
is also well-drained;
lovely fragrant white
blossoms flushed with
rose; blooms April-
May; whz 6-8.
Trillium albidum
Tanacetum ‘Isla Gold’
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#23-0173 1/$5.80
5 / $ 2 4 1 0 / $ 4 4
50/$190 100/$330
We have heard that many of you prefer to plant your perennials
in the spring when you can ‘keep a daily watch’ over them.
However, we think many perennials are just as happy or even
happier being planted in the fall which gives their roots time
to get adjusted to their new home. We understand that it’s a
bit disconcerting to have a perennial ‘disappear’ soon after it’s
planted in the fall, but still think it’s the very best or equally as
good a time for the perennial! Give it a try!
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Indoor Bulbs - Freesia
INDOOR BULBS
Although many of the following bulbs may
be winter-hardy in many areas of our country,
most benefit from being planted in the
late spring and getting established before
going through a winter. For indoor forcing
projects or for growing outside in whz 8–11.
FREESIA
Family: Iridaceae
You have requested individual colors
instead of mixes, so here they are! Perfect in
the garden in whz 8 or warmer, foliage survives
temperatures in the low 20’s once established,
although that is not a problem with indoor culture;
if used indoors, force in cool greenhouse; the fragrance
is Heavenly. Bulbs enjoy a warm summer
dormancy but re-sprout in the fall; 12”-18”; (5+cm).
laxa - tolerant of moist
soil even when dormant;
lovely flowers on 12”-16”
wiry stems; the decorative
seed heads are red when
they mature.
#41-0119 5/$35
25/$150 50/$275
250/$1250 500/$2250
Freesia laxa
leichtlinii - erect and
sweetly scented, this
white form is something
else! Flushed and lined
with purple; 6”-12”.
#41-0117 5/$35
25/$150 50/$275
250/$1250 500/$2250
Freesia Red
White Colored - not
a named cultivar but the
bright, clean, celestial
white innocent colors of
this popular indoor bulb.
#41-0131 10/$11.70
50/$47 100/$84
500/$380 1000/$680
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Freesia Yellow
Freesia leichtlinii
Red Colored - not
a named cultivar but
lovely red colors of this
favorite fragrant, easy
care, indoor bulb.
#41-0130 10/$10.70
50/$42.50 100/$77
500/$345 1000/$620
Freesia White
Yellow Colored - not
a named cultivar but the
buttery yellow colors of
this fragrant, popular
indoor bulb. #41-0132
10/$11.70 50/$47
100/$84 500/$380
1000/$680
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Indoor Bulbs-Hippeastrum/Amaryllis
HIPPEASTRUM
Family: Amaryllidaceae
Nickname: Amaryllis
The big, bright flower growing out of
the big, single bulb inside during dreary winter
months; comes in all types of colors; good to start
potted up in a cool, dark place, approx. 55º; avg.
bloom time 8 weeks; standard height 18”–36” and
standard bulb 28–30cm; intermediate height 12”-
24” and intermediate bulb 20-26cm.
Ambiance – clear
white and clear red with
feathers on red here
and there; bright and
beautiful for the Holiday
Season. Standard
height and flower size.
#40-0149 1/$14.42
5/$57.70 10/$103.80
50/$467 100/$841
Hippeastrum ‘Ambiance’
Aphrodite – double,
glistening white petals
are decorated with tiny
orange/red lines highlighting
its perfect form;
standard height and
flower size. #40-0105
1/$12.38 5/$49.55
10/$89.10 50/$401
Hippeastrum ‘Aphrodite’ 100/$722
Apple Blossom – America’s
best known amaryllis;
very similar in color to its
namesake; standard.
#40-0106 1/$9.14
5/$36.55 10/$65.80
50/$296 100/$533
Hippeastrum ‘Apple Blossom’
Baby Star – blood red
flowers with white
stripes running through
the center, bottom half
of each petal leading
to the greenish white
heart.
Hippeastrum ‘Baby Star’ #40-0126 1/$11.70
5/$46.80 10/$84.20 50/$379 100/$682
Benfica - closest to
‘Royal Velvet’ that we’ve
seen; a knockout especially
displayed in front
of a light wall.
#40-0134 1/$12.21
5/$48.85 10/$87.90
50/$395.50
100/$712
Hippeastrum ‘Benfica’
Blossom Peacock® –
Brent’s favorite; incredible,
symmetrically formed
with 3 layers of rich reddish
pink petals and a
white throat and midrib;
up facing; wonderful,
mildly sweet fragrance;
Hipp. ‘Blossom Peacock’® standard height with
moderate large flowers. #40-0107 1/$14.09
5/$56.35 10/$101.40 50/$456.50 100/$822
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Indoor Bulbs - Hippe./Amaryllis, cont.
Charisma – like a charismatic
person, this flower
quietly draws the attention
of all who see it.
#40-0131 1/$13.41
5/$53.60 10/$96.50
50/$434.50
100/$782
Indoor Bulbs - Hippe./Amaryllis, cont.
Picotee – exquisitely
formed white flower with
a perfect, tiny red line
framing each petal; intermediate
height and
flower size. #40-0114
1/$15.11 5/$60.45
10/$108.80 50/$489.50
100/$881
Hippeastrum. ‘Charisma’
Dancing Queen – fully
double, red and white
candy striped flower
with dark green leaves.
#40-0127 1/$12.04
5/$48.15 10/$86.70
50/$390 100/$702
Double Dragon – lots of
petals and a bright color
to liven up any room,
event or table.
#40-0150 1/$12.04
5/$48.15 10/$86.70
50/$390 100/$702
Hipp. ‘Double Dragon’
Emerald - the green
heart and red brushmarks
make this one
perfect for the Holiday
Season.
#40-0129 1/$16.81
5/$67.25 10/$121
50/$544.50 100/$980 Hippeastrum ‘Emerald’
Green Goddess – lovely
creamy to greenish
white, blending to an
emerald green center;
intermediate.
#40-0123 1/$11.02
5/$44.05 10/$79.30
50/$357 100/$642
Hipp. ‘Green Goddess’
Jewel – glistening, diamond-white,
fragrant
flowers with many doubled
petaloids in the
center; a real beauty!
Blooms a bit faster
than others for us; intermediate
height and
flower size. #40-0111
1/$12.04 5/$48.15 10/$86.70 50/$390
100/$702
Papilio Butterfly –
green tinged creamy
white with cabernet
brush marks and stripes;
the form of the flower
resembles a butterfly’s
wings in addition to long
stamens resembling antennae;
different and
eye-catching; intermediate
in height and flower
Hipp. ‘Papilio Butterfly’
Hipp. ‘Dancing Queen’
Hippeastrum ‘Jewel’
size; (Note: takes longer
to bloom than some of the
hybrids do; an evergreen, therefore often sends
up foliage before it blooms and doesn’t require a
rest period). #40-0113 1/$18.52 5/$74.05
10/$133.30 50/$600 100/$1080
Hippeastrum ‘Picotee’
Red Lion – large, all bright
red and glorious; the perfect
holiday decoration,
especially when combined
with paper whites and
other light colored flowers;
standard height and
flower size. #40-0115 Hippeastrum ‘Red Lion’
1/$9.14 5/$36.55
10/$65.80 50/$296 100/$533
Hippeastrum ‘San Remo’
Supreme Garden - one
that we’ve been watching
for years and couldn’t
wait to offer you; smaller
flowers, but many bloom
stalks per bulb, very appropriately
named!
#40-0141 1/$21.59
5/$86.35 10/$155.40
50/$699.50 100/$1259
San Remo - very nice
shaped flower of reddish
orange with decorative
featherings of white interspersed.
#40-0140 1/$10.68
5/$42.70 10/$76.90
50/$346 100/$623
HIPPEASTRUM - Early
Normal hippeastrums given a treatment to help
them bloom early enough for the Holidays!
Antarctica - mostly pure
white which will go with
any decor; standard size
and height.
#40-0148 1/$10.20
5/$40.80 10/$73.40
50/$330.50 100/$595
Hipp. ‘Grand Cru’
Vivaldi – a very round
white flower with red
brush marks and streaks;
beautiful form and contrast
in colors; standard
height and flower size.
#40-0121 1/$10.20
5/$40.80 10/$73.40
50/$330.50 100/$595
Hipp. ‘Supreme Garden’
Hipp. ‘Antarctica’
Grand Cru - another choice
of bright Holiday red to
add to the festivities or to
pick up your spirits during
the long winter months;
standard height and size.
#40-0144 1/$11.43
5/$45.70 10/$82.30
50/$370 100/$666
Hipp. ‘Vivaldi’
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Indoor Bulbs - Lachenalia
LACHENALIA
AFRICAN BEAUTY®
Family: Hyacinthacea (Liliaceaea)
Nickname: Wild Hyacinth; Cape Cowslip
Special Feature: Excellent pot plant
An excellent container plant with a long
bloom time of 4-6 weeks or more. We’ve had ours
in our cool greenhouse for years with great easy
care success; it’s decorative leaves are almost
as beautiful as the flowers! (6/7+cm) DO NOT
PLANT OUTSIDE UNLESS YOU ARE IN WHZ
9-11!
Romaud - soft yellow and pale
green on beautifully mottled
stems and leaves; 8”-10”.
#41-0123 10/$15.30
50/$61 100/$110
500/$495 1000/$890
Rupert - soft lilac
blossoms adorn mini-
Christmas tree-like
spikes of blossoms; a
color that will blend
Lachenalia ‘Rupert’
with any home decor;
8”-10”. #41-0121 10/$15.30 50/$61
100/$110 500/$495 1000/$890
NARCISSUS PAPER WHITE
Family: Amaryllidaceae
Nickname: Narcissus
Non-hardy tazetta daffodils, these are
the bulbs that can be put in a pot and forced without
any cold period...in fact, they should NEVER be
put in the refrigerator! If you can’t pot them up
as soon as you receive them, store them in a warm,
dry place like on top of the refrigerator; 17cm+
unless otherwise noted; culturally, very easy to
grow but their buds may ‘blast’ (never open) if
subjected to a too hot and dry environment inside
your home; the heights are variable, depending on
number of ‘light hours’ given. The fewer hours of
light, the taller they will be. (Best rooted at 55–65º;
then keep pots 65º with bottom heat (70º+) to ensure
bloom).
Ariel – an early cultivar
from a new hybridizing
program; large
white flowers and mild
fragrance. #41-0127
10/$15.30 50/$61.50
100/$110 500/$495
1000/$890
N. PW ‘Ariel’
Chinese Sacred Lily –
white petals and a cheddar
cheese cup; sometimes
not as free flowering
as others and may
need staking, but its fragrance
is so wonderful, it
makes up for it! 12”-20”.
#41-0102 10/$15.30
50/$61.50 100/$110
N. PW ‘Chinese Sacred Lily’ 500/$495 1000/$890
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Lachenalia ‘Romaud’
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Indoor Bulbs - Paper White Narcissus
Galilee – pure white flowers
with a moderate musky
fragrance; 12”-14”; allow 3-4
weeks to bloom.
#41-0103 10/$15.30
50/$61.50 100/$110
500/$495 1000/$890
N. PW ‘Galilee’
Golden Rain – double
mutation of N. ‘Grand
Soleil d’Or’ with similar
fragrance and coloration;
a rare find from a grower
in Cornwall, England;
good for forcing or zone N. PW ‘Golden Rain’
8-10 gardens. #41-0118
10/$15.30 50/$61.50 100/$110 500/$495
1000/$890
G r a n d S o l e i l d ’ O r
– beautifully formed,
golden yellow petals with
an orange cup; takes 5-6
weeks or longer to force
and often produces fewer
flowers, but its wonderful,
delicate, sweet
fragrance makes up for
it! 12”-14”. #41-0104
N. PW ‘Grand Soleil d’Or’
10/$15.30 50/$61.50
100/$110 500/$495 1000/$890
Inbal - an all white
type of Paper White,
similar to ‘Ziva’, except
with a very delicate and
pleasant fragrance and a
flatter cup; has become
one of Brent’s favorites!
12”-16”; 2-3 weeks to
bloom. (Please plant this
one in soil, it does not like
to be grown on water.) N. PW ‘Inbal’
#41-0122 10/$15.30 50/$61.50 100/$110
500/$495 1000/$890
Nir – all white cultivar
that blooms a bit earlier
than ones with yellow in
the cups and is a bit taller;
moderate fragrance;
14”-18”. # 4 1 - 0 1 2 8
10/$15.30 50/$61.50
100/$110 500/$495
1000/$890
N. PW ‘Nir’
Wintersun – the new kid
on the block with definite
two-toned flower and wonderful
fragrance; 12”-16”.
#41-0133 10/$15.30
50/$61.50 100/$110
500/$495 1000/$890
N. PW ‘Ziva’
(M-F 8am-6pm; Sat 10am-4pm; Sun closed)
N. PW ‘Wintersun’
Ziva – very early and
easy to force, pure
white flower; strong
musky fragrance; 16”-
18”; 2-3 weeks to bloom.
#41-0108
10/$15.30
50/$61.50
100/$110 500/$495
1000/$890

Indoor Bulbs - Ornithogalum
Indoor Bulbs - Oxalis
ORNITHOGALUM
Family: Liliaceae
Up to 15-20 six-petaled florets form
one large spherical flower at the top of a 12”-15”
tall stem; this is one of our favorites because it
lasts about 6 weeks in our cool, rarely tended
greenhouse; blooms winter-spring for us; (4cm+).
d u b i u m - lovely
tangerine petals with
greenish heart.
#40-0103
10/$9 50/$36
100/$65 500/$290
1000/$520
Ornith. dubium ‘Yellow’
dubium ‘Yellow’ - marvelous
golden form of one of
our favorite indoor bulbs;
easy and long-lasting.
#40-0145 10/$9.70
50/$38.50 100/$69
500/$315 1000/$560
OXALIS
Family: Oxalidaceae
Nickname: Shamrock or Wood Sorrel
Although Oxalis is a great garden plant,
we find that it survives our winters better when
it’s planted in the spring with other summer
bulbs, allowing it the opportunity to become well
established before the cold weather sets in.
Since it is also a most adaptable houseplant as
well, we’ve decided that this is the best section
for these bulbs to be offered for fall planting.
Next spring, after danger of frost, they can then
be transplanted into your garden to enjoy for the
rest of the gardening season. They form lovely
8”–10” mounds of clover–like leaves with 5–petaled
flowers that open wide in the sun; non-invasive,
excellent bedding and border plant as well as an
all season, forgiving houseplant; foliage is very attractive
and perfect ‘shoes and socks’ companion
plant to cover the bare soil around the ankles of all
of your larger indoor potted plants; pest resistant;
sun to shade; topsized bulbs unless noted.
adenophylla – silvery
foliage provides a perfect
background for
the lilac/purple flowers;
one of our favorites
in the garden and fills
decorative pots in the
greenhouse and on our
porch! (6+cm).
#35-0101 10/$5.70
50/$23 100/$41
500/$185 1000/$330 Oxalis adenophylla
Oxalis reg. var. triangularis
Ornithogalum dubium
regnellii var.
triangularis - rich burgundy
triangular leaves
and soft pink flowers;
we think this one is just
about the best horticultural
value!
#35-0103 10/$7.30
50/$29 100/$52
500/$235 1000/$420
If winters are long and hard in your area, the bulbs
in this ‘indoor bulb section’ offer lots of smiles that
will help keep you ‘skipping through the winter’,
right into spring!
tetraphylla – (deppei)
flowers rose; ‘four-leaf
clover’ leaves are green
with port wine center
blotch.
#35-0104 10/$3
50/$12 100/$22
500/$100 1000/$180
Oxalis tetraphylla
t e t r a p h y l l a ‘ I r o n
Cross’ – flowers carmine;
dark, port wine cross
shape near center of its
leaves.
#35-0105 10/$3
50/$12 100/$22
Oxal. tetraphylla ‘Iron Cross’
500/$100 1000/$180
Oxalis versicolor
versicolor – very unusual
burgundy rimmed
white flowers.
#35-0107 10/$13.70
50/$55 100/$99
500/$445 1000/$800
Whether you use our pre-cooled bulbs, the bulbs
in our indoor section or ones that you have potted
and given enough cooling to bloom, arranging the
pots as a centerpiece or as another type of festive
decoration not only adds lots of color, the fragrance
of the ‘Living Flower Arrangement’ makes it feel like
springtime indoors! This is our dining room table
where we served a nice meal for our friends while
the flowers fed all our souls! If only we had ‘scratch
and sniff’! The bulbs in this picture were from our
pre-cooled section. We just potted them up; put them
in a cool (50°-60°) dark place for 10-14 days to root
well and then brought them out in a sunny location
for them to bloom. We really enjoy their color, their
fragrances and their happy faces!
additional photographs of each item in the garden @ www.brentandbeckysbulbs.com
All of the Oxalis
can be potted up
and enjoyed indoors
all during
the winter. Once
danger of frost
passes, these
s a m e p o t t e d
bulbs can be put
outside on your
deck, steps or patio
and enjoyed
all summer. They
will over-winter in
zones 7-10. Here
Oxalis regnellii
var. triangularis
has grown into a
wonderful mound
decorating the
front entrance.
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I N D O O R B U L B S

Pre-Cooled Bulbs
PRE-COOLED BULBS FOR
SOUTHERN AND TEMPERATE
LANDSCAPES
For those of you who live in areas where
the absence of cold winters affects the performance
of your spring flowering bulbs, the ones
below may be good choices for your garden. These
are the same bulbs that we’ll ship to everyone else,
except that these will be placed in the cooler in
September when they arrive here in Virginia and
will stay there until they’re ready to plant about
Dec. 15th or Jan. 15th, depending on whether you
have some winter cold or no winter cold at all.
(For more information on each cultivar, see the
appropriate sections of the catalogue or our web
site). (Please note: If you order these, you must
promise to plant them just as soon as you receive
them because the effect of the pre-chilling diminishes
with each day they are out of the cooler. To be sure
they arrive in good time, there will also be an extra
shipping charge for 2nd Day Air, which can’t be determined
until after weighing and shipping and will
be billed after shipment. Also, if you live where you
DO receive winter temperatures, please understand
that these bulbs either need to be in the ground in
enough time to make roots before the ground freezes
OR they need to be grown in pots where the pots are
NOT exposed to extreme temperatures!)
PRE–COOLED DAFFODILS:
Accent – found on page 10
#01-0201-C 10/$13 50/$51
Avalanche – found on page 22
#01-0801-C 10/$15 50/$61
Bridal Crown - found on page 15
#01-0403-C 10/$9 50/$37
Pre-Cooled Bulbs
Monal – found on page 12
#01-0221-C 10/$14 50/$58
Pipit - found on page 21
#01-0713-C 10/$7 50/$31
Rijnveld’s Early Sensation - found on page 9
#01-0114-C 10/$13 50/$53
N. P/C ‘Monal’ N. P/C ‘Pipit’ N. P/C ‘Rijn. Early Sensation’
Saint Keverne – found on page 13
#01-0248-C 10/$7 50/$30
Tête-à-Tête - found on page 29
#01-1425-C 10/$7 50/$30
Topolino – found on page 9
#01-0116-C 10/$5 50/$21
N. P/C ‘Saint Keverne’ N. P/C ‘Tête-à-Tête’ N. P/C ‘Topolino’
PRE–COOLED TULIPS:
Abba - found on page 31
#02-0201-C 10/$8 50/$33
Apricot Beauty - found on page 30
#02-0101-C 10/$9 50/$37
bakeri ‘Lilac Wonder’ - found on page 53
#02-1403-C 10/$5 50/$19
N. P/C ‘Accent’ N. P/C ‘Avalanche’ N. P/C ‘Bridal Crown’
Canaliculatus - found on page 26
#01-1402-C 10/$6 50/$26
Erlicheer – found on page 16
#01-0418-C 10/$16 50/$64
Golden Bells - found on page 27
#01-1428-C 10/$7 50/$29
T. P/C ‘Abba’ T. P/C ‘Apricot Beauty’ T. P/C b. ‘Lilac Wonder’
Calgary - found on page 32
#02-0304-C 10/$10 50/$43
Fire of Love - found on page 52
#02-1319-C 10/$9 50/$35
Happy Family - found on page 33
#02-0342-C 10/$9 50/$39
N. P/C ‘Canaliculatus’ N. P/C ‘Golden Bells’
N. P/C ‘Erlicheer’
Jetfire – found on page 19
#01-0607-C 10/$7 50/$28
Little Gem - found on page 27
#01-1410-C 10/$6 50/$27
Martinette – found on page 22
#01-0710-C 10/$7 50/$29
T. P/C ‘Calgary’ T. P/C ‘Fire of Love’ T. P/C ‘Happy Family’
Merry-Go-Round – found on page 34
#02-0338-C 10/$9 50/$36
Monsella® – found on page 31
#02-0202-C 10/$9 50/$36
Monte Carlo – found on page 31
#02-0203-C 10/$8 50/$35
N. P/C ‘Jetfire’ N. P/C ‘Little Gem’ N. P/C ‘Martinette’
T. P/C ‘Merry-Go-Round’ T. P/C ‘Monsella’ T. P/C ‘Monte Carlo’
Pre-cooled Bulbs for the Deep South or for Forcing - shipped mid-Dec or mid-Jan only!
Although the pre-cooled landscape bulbs are primarily for warm climate landscaping purposes,
we have had good success using them as forced bulbs in pots by following these very important steps:
1. Upon arrival, upack and pot the bulbs immediately...they lose the effect of their pre-cooling very quickly.
2. We fill a pot (with drain holes) 3/4 full of a coarse, soiless media or coarse potting soil.
3. Place bulbs ‘shoulder’ to ‘shoulder’ on top of the media.
4. Surround the bulb’s ‘shoulders’ with gravel or sand to help keep the bulbs in place as they develop roots.
5. Water well once and place pots in a cool room (50º-60º) for rooting (about 2-3 weeks) continued→
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Pre-Cooled Bulbs
Oratorio - found on page 52
#02-1306-C 10/$9 50/$39
Pieter de Leur - found on page 42
#02-0617-C 10/$7 50/$30
Prinses Irene – found on page 34
#02-0321-C 10/$9 50/$36
Mid-Winter Living Flower Arrangement
Ipheion ‘Rolf Fiedler - found on page 75
#27-0102-C 10/$4 50/$15
Iris histrioides ‘George’ –found on page 77
#28-0113-C 10/$5 50/$20
Iris reticulata ‘Harmony’ – found on page 77
#28-0120-C 10/$4 50/$18
T. P/C ‘Oratorio’ T. P/C ‘Pieter de Leur’ T. P/C ‘Prinses Irene’
Purple Prince – found on page 31
#02-0107-C 10/$7 50/$30
Salmon Pearl® – found on page 34
#02-0325-C 10/$10 50/$42
Yellow Baby – found on page 31
#02-0207-C 10/$8 50/$32
P/C Iph. ‘Rolf Fiedler’
P/C Iris hist.‘George’
P/C Iris ret. ‘Harmony’
Muscari armeniacum ‘Christmas Pearl’ – pg. 80
#32-0105-C 10/$4 50/$17
Muscari aucheri ‘Blue Magic’ - page 80
#32-0108-C 10/$4 50/$16
Muscari ‘Valerie Finnis’ – found on page 81
#32-0119-C 10/$7 50/$29
T. P/C ‘Purple Prince’ T. P/C ‘Salmon Pearl®’ T. P/C ‘Yellow Baby’
PRE–COOLED SPECIAL BULBS:
Anemone coronaria ‘Governor’ - found on pg.60
#05-0113-C 10/$6 50/$24
Anemone coronaria ‘Mr. Fokker’ - found pg. 61
#05-0117-C 10/$6 50/$24
Chionodoxa ‘Pink Giant’ - found on page 64
#11-0102-C 10/$5 50/$19
P/C An.cor. ‘Governor’ P/C An.cor. ‘Mr. Fokker’ P/C Chion. ‘Pink Giant’
Crocus flavus ‘Golden Yellow’–found on page 66
#13-0128-C 10/$5 50/$19
Crocus vernus ‘Jeanne d’Arc’ - found on pg. 67
#13-0145-C 10/$5 50/$22
Crocus vernus ‘Remembrance’-found on page 67
#13-0147-C 10/$5 50/$22
P/C Mus. ‘Christmas Pearl’ P/C Mus. auch.‘Blue Magic’
P/C Mus. ‘Valerie Finnis’
Mid-Winter Living Flower Arrangement
For many years, we have taken our precooled
bulbs and potted them up in mid-December,
rooted them and brought them out in mid-late January
to enjoy during the rest of the winter. There
have been many requests for us to offer these
‘ready to go’ pots in our catalogue to help others
chase away the ‘winter blahs’! Although the pictures
below show many flowers that are NOT on our
pre-cooled bulbs list on the previous pages, they
are examples of what the pots will resemble when
in bloom. There will be three layers of bulbs planted
in each 10” green plastic pot with either a ‘cool’
theme (white, pink, blue, dark red, purple) or ‘warm’
theme (yellow, orange, warm red, blue). When we
take them out of the cooler in January, they will
be fully rooted and ready to ship to you. Upon receipt,
place the pot in a sunny, warm location, water
and enjoy watching them come up and bloom in 2-3
weeks. These pots will ONLY be sent out in January.
If you live west of the Mississippi River, they
will have to be shipped 3 Day Select to be SURE
they arrive in good shape. Please choose either a
‘warm’ or ‘cool’ theme. Price includes shipping! Enjoy!
#42-0101-C $40 (west of Miss. River
#42-0101-W $40 add $5 for 3 day ship)
P/C C.fl. ‘Golden Yellow’ P/C C.v.‘Jeanne d’Arc’ P/C C.v. ‘Remembrance’
Hyacinthus ‘Blue Jacket’ –found on page 73
#26-0102-C 10/$9 50/$40
Hyacinthus ‘Carnegie’ – found on page 73
#26-0104-C 10/$10 50/$42
Hyacinthus ‘Gipsy Queen’ - found on page 74
#26-0115-C 10/$13 50/$55
P/C Hyac. ‘Blue Jacket’
P/C Hyac.‘Carnegie’
P/C Hyac. ‘Gipsy Queen’
Living Flower Arrangement
with warm colors
Living Flower Arrangement
with cool colors
...continued from bottom of page 90
6. When the pot is full of roots and tops begin to emerge, bring out into light and a warm room; water
every 2 days, or when the soil feels dry.
7. For best results, place on a 70º heat mat and 1’ under florescent or ‘Grow Lights’ to keep them from
getting too tall and flopping over.
8. When the blooms are finished, keep growing and bulbs may be placed in a vacant spot in the garden
after danger of hard freeze.
9. Bulbs started in December should be able to be in bud or in bloom in about 4 - 6 weeks.
BRENT AND BECKY’S FAVORITES NEW FOR 2010 whz=Winter Hardiness Zones
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Brent and Becky’s Bouquets
Brent and Becky’s Bouquets, continued
BRENT AND BECKY’S BOUQUETS
Fresh from the Farm: Flowers of the season For Any Reason
worries! (unless you have allergies, which you’ll
have to deal with!) We are excited to offer you
the choice of a mixed bouquet with or without a
vase. These will be shipped overnight, (otherwise,
they don’t guarantee delivery the very next day!)
so PLEASE give us a very specific physical address
and the telephone number of the person
receiving it just in case someone needs to call for
directions. (price includes shipping)
#103-01 Mixed Bouquet $60
#103-02 Mixed Bouquet + vase $75
In the 70’s and 80’s, Brent and I picked daffodils
on our farm, sold them by the box and shipped
them overnight to those who wanted something
special and different. We were only growing
daffodils at the time, but we were growing about
3000 different types, so the boxes were amazingly
beautiful. When we made the decision to
open our farm and home gardens for tours, we
stopped picking and selling the flowers, because,
if we picked the flowers, there wouldn’t be as
much for the visitors to see when they came
for the garden tour. Now we have additional
property and have added additional gardens on
the farm. Since the 70’s, we have added to the
palette, many more types of plant material that
give us beautiful flowers. We’ve been sharing them
with neighbors and friends, but there are almost
always many more! Someone suggested that
Heather picking tulips from a cut flower field behind our
warehouse for the Bulb Shoppe’s flower cooler!
So, what are you getting for this Stem thicknesses
and flower heads are SO diverse in the
garden flowers, that it’s difficult to say. (i.e. Alliums
versus Dutch Iris; Lilies versus Crocosmias)
When the stems are bound together, you will have
a BIG hand full of flower stems! (AT LEAST the
circumference of a baseball). We feel confident
that you’ll enjoy them!
others may enjoy having field grown flowers for
their corporate gifts, their office, home, spouse
or friend. So we’re offering you the opportunity
to order fresh, farm raised mixed bouquets from
March 15th - October 15th. At this moment, we
can’t tell you what colors will be in bloom on any
given day, but we would love to know your preference
(pastel; hot colors; patriotic) and we will
do our best to honor your request. If there is a
Possible springtime
selections with lots of
different daffodils
Possible late spring/early
summer selections; eremurus,
daffs, lilies, etc.
color you just can’t abide, we’d like to know that,
too. We’ll give you a call if the weather doesn’t
cooperate. As gardeners, you know we are ruled
by ‘Mother Nature’ so keep that in mind. These
will NOT be ‘greenhouse flowers’! They will be
organically grown. We will use NO pesticides or
chemicals so you’ll be able to put your nose right
in the bouquet and enjoy the fragrance without
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P o s s i b l e s u m m e r
selections with warm
colors; lilies, hippeastrums,
gladiolus, etc.
Possible summer selections
with pastel colors;
lilies, hippeastrums,
gladiolus, etc.
There are seeds and other items on our web
site that are not in this catalogue. Just go to
www.brentandbeckysbulbs.com, click on the SPRING/
FALL CATALOGUE and choose web site exclusives to
see other exciting options!
additional photographs of each item in the garden @ www.brentandbeckysbulbs.com

Garden Accessories
Garden Accessories, continued
Rich Earth Finally a mineral rich humate soil,
which contains over 70 trace minerals, is available
to help you grow stronger, healthier plants and
flowers and it’s a natural, nonchemical
product! By adding 16
oz. to 100 sq. feet of soil, you
can breathe new life into your
garden. ‘What is humate’ As
plant matter decomposes, peat
is created first, then humate,
lignite and, eventually coal. Rich
Earth is humate, a collection
of three acids ‘ Humic Acids
(45%) enable plants to extract
nutrients from the soil; Ulmic
Acids which stimulates and
increases root formation and
growth and Fulvic Acids (14%) which gives plants
strength to withstand stresses caused by pests,
dry weather and cutting. It also helps aerate the
soil and improves water retention. Mix or till in 1
lb. to 100 sq. ft. of soil.
#48-0143 25 lb. - shipped $35
#48-0143-S 25 lb. - pick up $30
Vita-Grow - This is the rich
compost that we use to pot up all
of our tropical plants and bulbs
to either grow in our greenhouse
or in our display pots. It’s basically
comprised of composted
peanut hulls, composted pine
bark and composted cotton seed
hulls. It is reputed to be the
most bio-active media available
and we have been thrilled with
the quality of our plants and
bulbs that have been grown in
it; locally sourced ingredients
and earth friendly. (shipped in
a bulb crate) 32 qt.
#48-0149 shipped $11
#48-0149-S pick up $7
Brent and Becky’s Bulbs Planting Stake
Believe it or not, most bulbs and plants
are very forgiving as far as planting depth
is concerned. However, this is a great tool
for those of you who like to double check
the depth ‘to the bottom of the hole’; for
our zone 7b garden, so if you’re in a much
colder area, perhaps a bit deeper; in a
much warmer area, perhaps not as deep.
On the backside of the planting stake is
a list of the bulbs and the proper planting
depth...to the bottom of the hole! It’s a
great tool for the office as well; yellow so
it’s difficult to loose; vinyl so it’s difficult
to break!
#48-0118 $1.50
Bug Button
A button that you pin on your
clothing, hat or other fabric;
repels mosquitoes, bees, flies,
gnats, and many other annoying
flying pests. Each button
is individually wrapped and is
not activated until the package
is opened. Once opened,
they are effective for up to
72 hours; pleasant citronella
fragrance; no spray, just button and go!
#48-0119 1/$1.50 5/$5
GARDEN ACCESSORIES
Great Bulb Gardening Gloves
We do enjoy gardening, but have such a hard
time getting our fingernails clean
when we have to dress up and go
out in public. Wearing gloves has
been difficult because we couldn’t
find ones that allowed us to feel
the plants. Also, my hands are so
small that I normally have to buy
gloves in the children’s department!
All that has changed since
we’ve found these yellow and green
ones. They’re not water proof,
but do keep our nails cleaner than
any we’ve tried and you can even feel the plants!
Machine washable, but air dry. Specify small,
medium or large.
#48-0114 Small $7 pair
#48-0115 Medium $7 pair
#48-0116 Large $7 pair
Sleeks - a different type of
glove but equally wonderful;
lightweight nylon, dipped in the
new high-tech tough nitrile;
has a ‘barely-there feel’! Perfect
for when it’s hot outside
but you still don’t want dirt
crammed under your fingernails
permanently! Please choose
either blue, green, magenta or
purple. (flowers not included)
#48-0135B (blue) Small $7
#48-0135G (green) Small $7
#48-0135M (magenta) Small $7
#48-0135P (purple) Small $7
#48-0136B (blue) Medium $7
#48-0136G (green) Medium $7
#48-0136M (magenta) Medium $7
#48-0136P (purple) Medium $7
#48-0137B (blue) Large $7
#48-0137G (green) Large $7
#48-0137M (magenta) Large $7
#48-0137P (purple) Large $7
Rite in the Rain® - I found these a couple of
years ago and gave some to Brent
as a gift. He loves them and uses
them everyday! When you’re a
gardener, a little mist or rain
doesn’t keep you out of your garden
and invariably, you need to write
something down...a ‘cross’ or a note
about a particular
plant. He uses
them in Holland
where they are
extremely useful as it rains
there a lot. This is a special
paper that sheds water, enabling
you to write whatever you want
right in the rain - or if you leave
it out in the rain, it will be just
fine! Just use a #2 pencil or the
all weather pen!
Pocket notebook:
3”x5” - #48-0145 $3.25
Birder’s Journal: 7”x4 3/4” - #48-0146 $7
All Weather Pen - #48-0148 $7.95
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Garden Tools
Handmade Dutch Trowels
These trowels and spades are individually
handmade by a 3rd generation Dutch Family, Fa.
Sneeboer-Grootebroek, in a village not far from
our warehouse in North Holland. The trowels are
fashioned out of the finest hardwood and stainless
steel available and are used by many European
professional gardeners and Dutch growers.
GARDEN TOOLS
Garden Tools, continued
Stainless Steel Garden Trowels
Real gardeners need real trowels - tools
of the trade. These are among our favorites!
They have stainless steel blades so they won’t
rust and also have nonslip ribbed red handles so
they’re easy to spot in the garden.
Stainless Steel
red handled
Trowels
From left to
right:
22”; 14”; 12”;
9”
(Brent and
Becky’s Bulbs
Planting Stake
as size reference)
Hand Made Dutch Trowels
From left to right: Small Truffle Spade; Narrow
‘Slim Jim’ Trowel; Spade Trowel; Heart-Shaped
Trowel (Brent and Becky’s Bulbs Planting Stake as
size reference)
Small Truffle Spade – This is Brent’s all time
favorite garden implement; ideal for digging and
dividing or planting large clumps of perennials or
bulbs; the 16” long, tough White Ash handle with
a ‘T’ grip gives the extra power needed to make
vigorous jobs requiring a 2 handled grip a cinch
and is perfect in places where a larger spade may
be cumbersome; a lifetime garden companion;
21½” overall.
#48-0122 $65 each
Narrow ‘Slim Jim’ Trowel’ – 7½” long, narrow
blade makes this the perfect tool for planting
annual or perennial plugs or those special bulbs
that need to be planted deeper than most. Also
great for carefully digging out those unwanted
weeds in tricky spots; 16” overall.
#48-0123 $50 each
22” Stainless Steel Trowel – very sturdy and long
handled, this trowel can be used for any number
of projects (planting, transplanting, digging) - it
even makes a terrific ‘pooper scooper’! Also large
enough to plant larger bulbs; 2 3/4 ” wide blade.
#48-0112 $15 each
14” Stainless Steel Trowel –similar in design as
the 9” trowel but with a ~3” blade like the end
of the 22” trowel, perfect for planting potted
perennials and annuals, as well as bulbs.
#48-0120 $11.50 each
12” Stainless Steel Trowel – a similar design as
the 9” trowel, but with a 2” wide blade; perfect
for tulip and other midsize bulbs as well as annuals,
perennials and other gardening activities.
#48-0125 $10 each
9” Stainless Steel Trowel – perfect size for
planting small bulbs like anemones and crocus in
the lawn or borders or for planting small annuals
or plugs in your garden.
#48-0111 $8 each
Spade Trowel – 6” long blade and shaped a bit
like a pointed shovel; a great all purpose tool for
planting bulbs, perennials and annuals; 13”.
#48-0124 $52 each
Heart-Shaped Trowel –perfect for your gardening
‘sweetheart’; sharp and pointed for digging at
the tip of the ‘heart’ and both rounded edges at
the top of the ‘heart’ are sharpened for weeding
purposes; it’s pretty and useful, too! 10”.
#48-0121 $50 each
CobraHead - Like a steel fingernail
that weeds, cultivates,
edges, plants, transplants &
more! We’re finding that we
use this tool more and more!
13” X 6”.
#48-0135 $24.95 ea.
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Garden Knife with Sheath -
This has become Brent’s new
favorite garden tool with a
new heavy-duty blade. He
uses it to cut the roots of
weeds, using the ‘stab/pull/
drop method of planting small
bulbs and for planting small
perennial plugs; stainless
steel blade; leather sheath;
with ‘Brent and Becky’s Bulbs’
logo and web site address
on it.
#48-0140 $30 each
We live right on a tributary of the Chesapeake Bay.
Every year, we hear that our wonderful Bay is dying a little
more each year. The government has stepped in to monitor
industries and farmers and they have ‘cleaned up their act’.
However, we as home gardeners also contribute to the pollution
of the water by over fertilizing and using heavy chemicals
on lawns and gardens. Brent and I now use only compost and
organic supplements but no chemical fertilizers on our property
in hopes that what we do will make some difference. We
encourage all of you to search your hearts and look at what
you use to see if, as a group, we can all make a difference
together!
BRENT AND BECKY’S FAVORITES NEW FOR 2010 whz=Winter Hardiness Zones

Garden Books
Educational Materials
GARDEN BOOKS AND EDUCATIONAL DVD’s
Daffodils for North American Gardens by us!
– We are very proud to offer you the
revised edition of the book that we
wrote about our very favorite bulb! It’s
filled with regional cultural information
based on 3 generations of research.
There are over 300 full color photographs,
taken by us, mostly in our own garden; an
encyclopedia by division in the back; our special
catalogue price; HC.
#49-0122 1/$12
Tulips for North American Gardens – We are
thrilled to bring you the second book in
what we hope will be a series; a similar
format as our book about Daffodils; 140
pages; over 300 color pictures of tulips
as they grow outside in gardens; how to
plant, fertilize, care for, protect and
arrange this marvelous flower; regional
information and an encyclopedia of currently available
cultivars; HC.
#49-0121 1/$12
Bulbs, Revised Edition by John Bryan – revised
edition of the earlier 2 volume version;
covers 230 genera and many species,
varieties and cultivars; detailed encyclopedic
plant listings are complemented
by more than 1100 photographs and 43
color reproductions or botanical illustrations;
HC. #49-0124 1/$30
Bulbs for Garden Habitats by Judy Glattstein -
A new approach to planting bulbs based
on matching the plants to the garden
habitats where they’ll be healthiest and
happiest. The author teaches readers
how to adapt the planting scheme to
the environment; 296 pages; lots of
color pictures and illustrations. HC. #49-0131
1/$29.95
Bulbs in Containers by Rod Leeds - with popular
classic bulbs included, a range of more
unusual varieties are also used to show
how anyone from city gardeners to
plant collectors can bring the garden
into one’s home. Fantastic color photographs
and excellent writing make this
an inspirational and accessible guide.
224 pages; 99 color photos. HC #49-0132
1/$20.96
Garden Bulbs for the South (Second Edition)
- by Scott Ogden - One of the most
knowledgeable gardeners on southern
bulbs, this author weaves bits of history
and lore while profiling the many bulbous
treasures that revel in southern warmth
and humidity. With almost 300 color
photographs, this book is a must for southern gardeners;
396 pages; HC. #49-0133 1/$34.95
The Plantfinder’s Guide to EARLY BULBS by
Rod Leeds - If you can’t wait for spring
so you can be in your garden, this book
talks about and pictures lots of the
bulbs that bloom even before the real
spring arrives. Lots of helpful hints for
success with these bulbs; 192 pages;
over 100 color pictures; HC
#49-0129 1/$34.95
Pocket Guide to Bulbs by John Bryan - Gardeners
of all levels will appreciate this sturdy,
handy pocket guide’s detailed information
of more than 700 bulb species,
cultivars and hybrids; illustrated with
300 photographs, it should help with
identification and landscape decisions!
228 pages; flexibind
#49-0128 1/$19.95
Teaming with Microbes by Jeff Lowenfels and
Wayne Lewis - we preach ‘feeding
the soil’, ‘getting your soil right’ and
‘using compost’, but sometimes knowing
how to improve soil and working
WITH nature as opposed to against
it can be difficult to implement. We
all need to be caretakers of our land,
our water and the bays (and also each other!).
This is the book that will help us start in the right
direction. HC
#49-0130 1/$24.95
When Daffodils Ran Free by A.Roberta Wiatt,
Illustrated by Jackie Wiatt - two
of our own Gloucester, VA residents
wrote and designed this precious
‘fable of dancing daffodils’ for
children of all ages; it captures the
wonders of Nature in Mystic Land; watercolors
bring to life the visions of dancing daffodils in
Springtime; the great lesson of ‘respecting the
patterns of nature so that its beauty can always
remain with us’; 17 pages; HC.
#49-0120 1/$15
BRENT AND BECKY’S BULBS ‘SEMINARS AND
WORKSHOPS FOR GARDENING SUCCESS’
DVD’s packed with over an hour of photography
and advice on how to use specific bulbs in many
garden situations. And now you have one of the
world’s foremost authorities and third generation
bulb expert, Brent Heath, speaking to your
organization or in your own livingroom! These are
a MUST for the avid gardener’s library or terrific
as a gift for a gardening friend!
Bulbs As Companion Plants DVD (1 hour, 6 min)
This is one of Brent’s most popular
and most requested talks!
And now you can have Brent
speak to your organization
or gardening friends anytime
you’d like! This talk is packed
with over an hour of photography
and advice on how to
incorporate bulbs into your
garden with other perennials
and annuals from one of the
world’s foremost authorities
and third generation bulb
expert, Brent Heath. This is a MUST for the
avid gardener’s library or terrific as a gift for a
gardening friend! #48-0134 DVD $50 ea
($25 with bulb order of $250 or more)
The Tropical Paradise Garden with Summer
Bulbs - From the tropical rain forest, the sunny
shores of the Mediterranean,
the veldt of South Africa
and the slopes of the Andes,
come bold, lush leaves and a
myriad of stunning diverse
flowers of summer bulbs.
This DVD will show you how
to weave these spectacular
bulbs and plants into your
own relaxing, tropical garden
getaway. You’ll see breathtaking
pictures with summer bulbs in gardens,
patio containers and as living sculpture. We all
need a piece of the tropics in our own backyard!
This DVD will show you how to achieve that goal!
#48-0144 DVD $50 ea
($25 with bulb order of $250 or more)
additional photographs of each item in the garden @ www.brentandbeckysbulbs.com
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Narcissus ‘Altun Ha’
Trillium albidum
Tulip ‘Apricot Delight’
Tulip ‘Pittsburg’
Allium falcifolium
Ceratostigma
plumbaginoides
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Muscari ‘Sky Blue’
Belamcanda ‘Hello Yellow’
Narcissus ‘Lieke’