Herald the new year’s renaissance with this tapestry of purple, white, lavender, gold, and striped crocus. You’ll get 25 corms – 5 each of 5 of our gems – all individually labeled. For zones 4-7bS/8bWC.

For 2, 3, or more of each, order additional samplers.

For a lifetime of luxurious beauty, plant our easy heirloom peony sampler this fall. We’ll send you 3 of our favorite old-fashioned doubles — 1 pink, 1 white, and 1 rose-red. Give them a sunny spot and they’ll reward you with abundant blooms for a century or more — and they make great cut flowers! For zones 3-7S/8WC only, please.

For 2, 3, or more of each variety, order additional samplers.

This multiple award-winning crocus is both vigorous and beautiful – a white so pure and luminous that it seems the embodiment of spring’s miraculous rebirth. C. vernus , zones 4-7bS/8bWC, from Holland. Chart to compare.

This long-loved Victorian king combines mostly striped petals with mostly purple ones for a look that’s charmingly imperfect, like your grandmother’s patchwork quilt. C. vernus, zones 4-7bS/8bWC, from Holland. Chart to compare.

Gotta have it! This is the most popular crocus of the past 300 years, a vibrant orange-yellow, like molten sun. C. x luteus, zones 4-7bS/8bWC, from Holland. Chart to compare.

Add some zing to your spring with this jewel-box crocus. Its soft lavender petals are tipped with deep purple for a glittering, almost polka-dotted effect. It’s not cheap, but it may be our most exciting crocus, and it self-sows happily! Zones 5b-8aS/8bWC, from Holland. Chart to compare.

This very rare Victorian pheasant’s eye is another treasure from the illustrious Rev. Engleheart who gave the world ‘Beersheba’, ‘Lucifer’, ‘White Lady’, and many others. It’s richly fragrant, with petals of “driven snow” (to quote the British Saturday Review of 1905), a cup of “glowing orange edged with deep madder,” and a “heart of pure green.” 9WC-GWYR, 18-20”, zones 4-6bS/8WC, from Holland. Chart to compare.