Old House Gardens
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We are completely SOLD OUT for this fall.
Come back Black Friday, 11/27/09, to order for NEXT fall at this year’s prices.

Save 25-40%! It’s Our First Season-Ending Sale Since 2004!

We had a really bad dream: ‘Mary Copeland’ and ‘Lady Derby’ were standing by the exit ramp holding signs that read “Homeless” and “Will Bloom for Compost.” We woke up knowing that we had to have a sale.
        So we’ve pruned our prices on dozens of awesome bulbs by 25-40%, we’ve pumped up the value in three of our samplers, and we’ve added a brand-new Dreamy Discount Daffodils sampler.
        The rest is up to you. Don’t leave ‘Mary’ and her friends to face winter alone! Be frugal, give yourself something to dream about all winter, and help “Save the Bulbs!” How can you say no to a deal like that?

Depression Buster, Fall, — Now get $40 worth of bulbs for just $30!
Luscious Lilies, — 6 great bulbs instead of 5!
Albus Plenus Odoratus, 1601 — snowy, fragrant double
Double Campernelle, 1601 — perfect “roses”
Early Pearl, 1899 — early, fragrant, and luminous
Lucifer, 1890 — angel wings, devilish cup
Mary Copeland, 1913 — Irene Copeland’s wilder sister
Mrs. Langtry, 1869 — crinkled canary cup ringed with gold
Ornatus, 1870 — earlier, perfect pheasant's eye
Pheasant’s Eye, 1600 — red-rimmed “eye”
Queen of the North, 1908 — lemon sorbet
Twin Sisters, 1597 — aka Loving Couples, Cemetery Ladies
Verger, 1930 — as brilliant as a cathedral window
White Lady, 1897 — Victorian lady with a parasol
Black Beauty, 1957 — dark raspberry
Excelsior, 1952 — sunrise in Key West
Henry’s lily, 1889 — wild Chinese lily
martagon lily, 1568 — dainty turk’s -caps
Red Velvet, 1964 — “the perfect garden lily”
Rubrum lily, 1830 — sprinkled with rubies
speciosum album, 1830 — better than ‘Casa Blanca’?
Chestnut Flower, 1880 — dawn-pink double
City of Haarlem, 1893 — soft baby-chick yellow
L’Innocence, 1863 — pure white, easiest to force
Lady Derby, 1875 — soft pink, easiest to force
Roman Blue, 1562 — wildflowery, and it multiplies!
Roman Pink, 1573 — wildflowery, pink, and wonderful
EVERYTHING ELSE
antique freesia, 1878 — super fragrant naturalizer
Siberian squill, 1796 — amazingly blue

Click here to see WHAT’S NEW this year.

Click here to see our SPRING-PLANTED RAREST bulbs.

Click here to see our CUSTOMERS’ FAVORITES, our best-selling bulbs.

Click here to see our SPRING-PLANTED SAMPLERS, collections to bloom in summer.

Click here to see our FALL-PLANTED SAMPLERS, collections to bloom in spring.

Click here to see our past and present BULBS OF THE YEAR.

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536 Third St., Ann Arbor, MI 48103.
phone: 734-995-1486
fax: 734-995-1687
email: charlie@oldhousegardens.com
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