Old House Gardens
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We’re constantly searching for great old bulbs to add to our catalog. (Email us your suggestions!) Here’s what we’re offering for the first time — or after a hiatus — in our fall 2012-spring 2013 catalog.

New for SPRING 2013 Planting
Black Friar, 1951 — velvety, wine-dark petals
Caballero, 1941 — Zorro’s favorite
Challenger, 1949 — to five feet tall or more
Gold Dust, 1905 — from the dawn of daylily breeding
Klankstad Kerkrade, 1954 — spiky poofs of primrose
Lavender Chiffon, 1957 — cool, man, cool!
Nepos, 1958 — baby-fresh masterpiece
Dauntless, 1940 — Lauren Bacall in pink
Caprice, 1898 — “I smell ripe grapes!”
Eleanor Roosevelt, 1933 — short, early, and reblooming
Germanica, 1500 — from Rome to Van Gogh
Great Lakes, 1938 — great name, great iris
Her Majesty, 1903 — rose tapestry
Mrs. Horace Darwin, 1888 — elegant white
Queen of May, 1859 — Victorian “pink”
Shah Jehan, 1932 — opulent and magnificent
Shannopin, 1940 — cream and rose

New for FALL 2012 Planting
Albatross, 1891 — propeller-like petals
Emperor, 1869 — one of history’s Top Ten daffodils
Glory of Lisse, 1901 — one of the best of the poets
Inglescombe, 1912 — a double helping of sunlight
John Evelyn, 1920 — Copeland’s best?
Twink, 1925 — a classic southern double
Fantasy, 1910 — pink parrot from ‘Clara Butt’
Garden Party, 1944 — vivid rose and white
Mirella, 1953 — buff-rose and silvery pink

See our RAREST bulbs.

See our WEB-ONLY bulbs.

See our past and present BULBS OF THE YEAR.

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