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FA L L I T E M S<br />

Fall Crocus, continued<br />

6<br />

Crocus pulchellus ‘Zephyr’<br />

† sativus – flowers are<br />

lilac purple with darker<br />

veins, cultivated since<br />

Roman times; original<br />

saffron crocus whose<br />

showy, red stigmas are<br />

used for flavoring <strong>and</strong><br />

coloring food; earlymid<br />

fall; 3”–5”; zones<br />

6–9; 1671; (9+cm).<br />

#46-0107 10/$5.80<br />

50/$24 100/$44<br />

500/$190 1000/$330<br />

Crocus speciosus<br />

† speciosus ‘Albus’ –<br />

white flowers with a<br />

yellow heart; zones<br />

4–9; early fall; 1913;<br />

2”–5”; (top-sized).<br />

#46-0109 10/$8.80<br />

50/$36.50<br />

100/$66 500/$290<br />

1000/$500<br />

Cro. speciosus ‘Conqueror’<br />

† speciosus<br />

‘Oxonian’ – deep violet<br />

blue flowers with<br />

darker veins; 3”–6”;<br />

mid fall; whz 4–9;<br />

(top-sized).<br />

#46-0111<br />

10/$5.70<br />

50/$23.50<br />

100/$43 500/$185<br />

1000/$320<br />

† pulchellus ‘Zephyr’<br />

– large white flowers<br />

with bluish flush <strong>and</strong><br />

orange heart; pearl<br />

gray on the outside;<br />

early-mid fall; 3”–4”;<br />

(top-sized).<br />

#46-0106<br />

10/$11.30 50/$47<br />

100/$85 500/$370<br />

1000/$640<br />

Crocus sativus<br />

†speciosus – these<br />

elegant violet blue to<br />

mauve flowers are easy<br />

to naturalize; most floriferous;<br />

1800; 3”–5”;<br />

early fall; zones 4–9;<br />

(5/6cm).<br />

#46-0108<br />

10/$3.80 50/$16<br />

100/$29 500/$125<br />

1000/$220<br />

Crocus speciosus ‘Albus’<br />

† speciosus<br />

‘Conqueror’ – very<br />

large, deep, sky blue<br />

flowers; 5”–6”; earlymid<br />

fall; whz 4–9;<br />

(5/6cm).<br />

#46-0110<br />

10/$3.80<br />

50/$16 100/$29<br />

500/$125<br />

1000/$220<br />

Crocus speciosus ‘Oxonian’<br />

†LILIUM CANDIDUM<br />

Family: Liliaceae<br />

Nickname: Lily<br />

bulb companions: Eremurus;<br />

Bletilla; Liatris;<br />

Gladiolus; Canna; Allium<br />

sphaerocephalon.<br />

o t h e r c o m p a n i o n s :<br />

Larkspur; B achelor’s<br />

B u t t o n s; R u d b e c k i a;<br />

C o r e o p s i s; C l e o m e;<br />

E c h i n a c e a; A r t e m i s i a<br />

A species lily with<br />

3’-5’ spikes covered<br />

with pristine white<br />

flowers; especially<br />

lovely when combined with darker leaved<br />

or flowered plants; (20/22cm). #31-0103<br />

5/$39.90 25/$166.25 50/$302 250/$1312.50<br />

500/$2285<br />

More Lilium found on p. 78<br />

Veltheimia<br />

†PANCRATIUM MARITIMUM<br />

Family: Amaryllidaceae<br />

Nickname: Sea Daffodil<br />

bulb companions: Late Summer bulbs; fall bulbs<br />

other companions: Late Summer perennials/annuals<br />

3–7 white, pest resistant,<br />

fragrant, narcissus-looking<br />

flowers<br />

with 6 petals, a wide<br />

cup <strong>and</strong> long stamens<br />

per 18”–24” stem that<br />

blooms in the late summer;<br />

great for a welldrained<br />

sunny border<br />

or container; whz 8–10;<br />

1597; (12+cm).<br />

Pancratium maritimum<br />

Lilium c<strong>and</strong>idum<br />

#36-0101<br />

5/$16.50<br />

25/$68.75 50/$125<br />

250/$542.50 500/$945<br />

†RHODOPHIALA BIFIDA<br />

Family: Amaryllidaceae<br />

Nickname: Schoolhouse or Oxblood Lily<br />

bulb companions: Sternbergia; Lycoris; Amarcrinum<br />

other companions:<br />

Chrysanthemum; Coleus<br />

An adorable, but sturdy<br />

red wine colored,<br />

pest proof, tubular<br />

flower that decorates<br />

our early fall garden;6”–10”;<br />

whz 7–9;<br />

(shipped in late August).<br />

#47-0205 1/$11<br />

5 / $ 4 7 1 0 / $ 7 8<br />

50/$360 100/$700<br />

Rhodophiala bifida<br />

†VELTHEIMIA<br />

Family: Liliaceae<br />

W e ’ v e r a i s e d<br />

these decorative bulbs in<br />

our own greenhouse <strong>and</strong><br />

think they are terrific! We<br />

use it as a very forgiving<br />

house plant <strong>and</strong> enjoy its<br />

bright, glossy green foliage<br />

<strong>and</strong> pink flowers which<br />

look a lot like Kniphofia, Veltheimia<br />

or ‘red-hot-poker’. We<br />

haven’t used them in the garden but underst<strong>and</strong><br />

that they are hardy to whz 9;(shipped in late August).<br />

#47-0204 1/$9 5/$40.50 10/$76<br />

50/$350 100/$670<br />

Find additional photographs of each item in the garden @ www.brent<strong>and</strong>beckysbulbs.com

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