Front Cover 2010 - Brent and Becky's Bulbs!
Front Cover 2010 - Brent and Becky's Bulbs!
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Allium, continued<br />
Allium ‘Summer Drummer’<br />
triquetrum – little,<br />
golf ball sized, drooping<br />
white bells which<br />
naturalize quite nicely<br />
in moist soils; best in<br />
part shade; Heirloom;<br />
14”–18”; late spring;<br />
whz 3–8; 1789; (5+cm).<br />
#03-0122 10/$4.40<br />
50/$18.50<br />
100/$34 500/$145<br />
1000/$250<br />
Allium unifolium<br />
White Giant – a<br />
white form of Allium<br />
giganteum with similar<br />
height <strong>and</strong> habit; unbelievably<br />
eyecatching!<br />
(16+cm).<br />
#03-0125<br />
1/$4.38 5/$18.25<br />
10/$33.20<br />
50/$144.50<br />
100/$251<br />
Summer Drummer -<br />
incredibly beautiful<br />
<strong>and</strong> incredibly tall;<br />
wonderful addition to<br />
this marvelous group of<br />
bulbs that extend the<br />
spring blooming season;<br />
4’-7’. #03-0136<br />
1/$9.04 5/$37.70<br />
10/$68.50 50/$298<br />
100/$518<br />
Allium triquetrum<br />
unifolium – many little<br />
florets make the half<br />
dollar sized lavender<br />
pink umbel; native to<br />
American soils; great<br />
under larger Alliums;<br />
whz 5–8; 12”–18”; early<br />
summer; 1873; (5+cm).<br />
#03-0123 10/$2.80<br />
50/$11.50 100/$21<br />
500/$95 1000/$160<br />
x AMARCRINUM<br />
Family: Amaryllidaceae<br />
Alternate Name: x Crinodonna<br />
Bulb companions: Sternbergia; Lycoris radiata; Rhodophiala<br />
bifida; Dahlia; Caladium; Hedychium<br />
Other companions: Salvia leucantha; Artemisia ‘Powes<br />
Castle’; Cleome; Aster; wheat Celosia; annual Vinca;<br />
Chrysanthemum<br />
A wonderful, rodent <strong>and</strong> deer proof bulb<br />
which produces clusters of 10–16 fragrant, pink<br />
funnel-shaped flowers from August until frost;<br />
ours are planted in full sun <strong>and</strong> also in partial shade<br />
in rich, well-drained soil; this is not an instant<br />
gratification plant but<br />
when planted in the<br />
appropriate spot, will<br />
get better <strong>and</strong> better...like<br />
a good wine!<br />
1 per sq. ft; whz 7–10;<br />
plant in container <strong>and</strong><br />
treat like Agapanthus<br />
in whz colder than<br />
7; 2’–3’; 1926; (24+).<br />
#04-0101 1/$8.54<br />
Amarcrinum<br />
loves hot, humid summers!<br />
Allium ‘White Giant’<br />
5/$35.60 10/$64.70<br />
50/$281.50 100/$489<br />
AMARYLLIS BELLADONNA<br />
Family: Amaryllidaceae<br />
Nickname: Belladonna Lily; Naked Lady<br />
bulb companions: Dahlia; Crocosmia; Polianthes;<br />
Hedychium<br />
other companions: Dianthus; wheat Celosia; pink or white<br />
Gomphrena; Agapanthus<br />
This south African,<br />
true amaryllis native sends<br />
up strap-like leaves in the<br />
spring which die back in summer.<br />
In late summer, 6-12<br />
light to dark pink, fragrant<br />
blossoms appear on 18”–24”<br />
naked stems. This bulb is very<br />
specific about its growing requirements<br />
<strong>and</strong> is happiest in<br />
well-drained soil that is warm<br />
<strong>and</strong> dry in the late summer,<br />
in full sun or partial shade...<br />
perfect for Mediterranean<br />
or California-type climates.<br />
If you can duplicate that type<br />
of growing condition, this deer<br />
<strong>and</strong> rodent-proof bulb will<br />
brighten up your garden or<br />
container. Large 20+cm bulbs;<br />
1–3 per sq. ft; whz 8–10; in whz<br />
7, it can overwinter with extra<br />
mulch that is pulled off in early spring; Heirloom,<br />
1633. #04-0201 5/$21 25/$95 50/$182.50<br />
250/$875 500/$1650<br />
ANEMONE BLANDA<br />
Family: Ranunculaceae<br />
bulb companions: Daffodil; Tulip;<br />
other companions: viola<br />
Daisy-like’ flowers with fernlike foliage<br />
that are great for rock gardens, forcing <strong>and</strong> are<br />
terrific ‘shoes <strong>and</strong> socks’ plants for larger bulbs<br />
<strong>and</strong> perennials; a spring ephemeral groundcover;<br />
soak overnight before planting <strong>and</strong> plant shallow<br />
on edge; full sun to mid-shade; Heirloom, 1700;<br />
Mar.–Apr.; 3”–4”; whz 5–8; 10-15 per sq. ft.; tubers<br />
are 5+cm unless noted otherwise.<br />
Anemone bl. ‘Blue Shades’<br />
Charmer – deep, rosy<br />
pink flowers which are<br />
ideal layered under tulips,<br />
daffodils or hyacinths.<br />
#05-0105 10/$7.50<br />
50/$31.50 100/$57<br />
500/$250 1000/$430<br />
Anemone bl<strong>and</strong>a<br />
Blue Shades – shades<br />
of pale to dark blue; great<br />
layered under lighter colored<br />
flowers.<br />
#05-0104 10/$3<br />
50/$12.50 100/$22<br />
500/$95 1000/$170<br />
BRENT AND BECKY’S FAVORITES NEW FOR <strong>2010</strong> whz=Winter Hardiness Zones<br />
Amaryllis belladonna<br />
best in CA or similar<br />
climates<br />
Anemone bl. ‘Charmer’<br />
On-Site Events<br />
May 19th Garden Walk 8am<br />
May 22nd Potting Up Workshop 1pm<br />
May 26th * Living Flower Arrangements 10am<br />
May 29th Garden Walk 8am<br />
June 9th Garden Walk 8am<br />
June 12th * Living Flower Arrangements 10am<br />
June 19th Garden Walk 8am<br />
July 7th Flower Picking <strong>and</strong> Arranging 8am<br />
July 10th * Container Workshop 1pm<br />
Aug 21st Garden Walk 8am<br />
Sept 22nd Garden Walk 8am<br />
October 13th * Potting Spring <strong>Bulbs</strong> 10am<br />
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