Heirlooms New This Year
From America’s Expert Source for Heirloom Flower Bulbs
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Heirlooms New This Year
From America’s Expert Source for Heirloom Flower Bulbs | My Basket |
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 Excelsior, 1952  Folly, 1926  The Lizard, 1903  Atropurpurea, 1789 | New to Our Catalog Last Fall CROCUS Roseus — the world’s PINKEST crocus DAFFODILS Folly — epitome of brilliancy and refinement Madame de Graaff — finest white of the Victorian age Milan — big-eyed and immaculate Minor Monarque — N. x italicus, long-petalled and star-like Mrs. Langtry — crinkled canary cup ringed with gold Niveth — Thalia’s elegant, uptown cousin HYACINTHS Dreadnought — curly-petalled double, extra rare LILIES Excelsior — sunrise in Key West TULIPS Adonis — manly beauty in purple and white Amiral de Constantinople — “dragon” tulip, jagged and billowing Bessie — burgundy and white “Premiere Flame” Estella Rijnveld — raspberry-ripple ice cream La Reine Rose — quaint little queen in rose and pink Lord Stanley — almost as exciting as the Cup itself! Mabel — barmaid’s delight? Mrs. Scheepers — best yellow of the 20th century Murillo — the greatest double tulip of all time The Lizard — flames of lilac and rose on cream West Point — award-winning jesters’ cap White Triumphator — elegant favorite of Ryan Gainey New for Spring 2008 Planting CANNAS indica — tiny tongues of flame Assaut — voluptuous red with dark leaves Musifolia — big, bold “Banana Canna” DAHLIAS atropurpurea — wild original, dark and velvety Madame Stappers — chocolate foliage, radiant flowers White Aster — world’s oldest garden dahlia GLADIOLUS Carolina Primrose — it’s back, and it’s our Bulb of the Year! Green Woodpecker — a Sputnik-era classic returns Spring Maid — soft, almost silvery yellow |
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