Allium 'Azureum'

Plant prep: Avoid planting in places that do not drain well to avoid soggy soil. Plant allium bulbs in the fall for late spring or early summer blooms. Plant them about 12 inches apart at a depth of 2 to 3 times the diameter of the bulb and water well.

Light: Plant Alliums in full, direct sunlight.

Water: Keep soil relatively moist, if the alliums sit in water for too long it will rot. An Allium is able to withstand long dry periods because of its water and nutrient absorbing roots.

Temperature: Alliums will grow steadily within 40-70 degrees fahrenheit.

Allium 'Christophii'

Plant prep: Avoid planting in places that do not drain well to avoid soggy soil. Plant allium bulbs in the fall for late spring or early summer blooms. Plant them about 12 inches apart at a depth of 2 to 3 times the diameter of the bulb and water well.

Light: Plant Alliums in full, direct sunlight.

Water: Keep soil relatively moist, if the alliums sit in water for too long it will rot. An Allium is able to withstand long dry periods because of its water and nutrient absorbing roots.

Temperature: Alliums will grow steadily within 40-70 degrees fahrenheit.

Allium 'Cowanii'

Plant prep: Avoid planting in places that do not drain well to avoid soggy soil. Plant allium bulbs in the fall for late spring or early summer blooms. Plant them about 12 inches apart at a depth of 2 to 3 times the diameter of the bulb and water well.

Light: Plant Alliums in full, direct sunlight.

Water: Keep soil relatively moist, if the alliums sit in water for too long it will rot. An Allium is able to withstand long dry periods because of its water and nutrient absorbing roots.

Temperature: Alliums will grow steadily within 40-70 degrees fahrenheit.

Allium 'Gladiator'

Plant prep: Avoid planting in places that do not drain well to avoid soggy soil. Plant allium bulbs in the fall for late spring or early summer blooms. Plant them about 12 inches apart at a depth of 2 to 3 times the diameter of the bulb and water well.

Light: Plant Alliums in full, direct sunlight.

Water: Keep soil relatively moist, if the alliums sit in water for too long it will rot. An Allium is able to withstand long dry periods because of its water and nutrient absorbing roots.

Temperature: Alliums will grow steadily within 40-70 degrees fahrenheit.

Allium 'Globemaster'

Plant prep: Avoid planting in places that do not drain well to avoid soggy soil. Plant allium bulbs in the fall for late spring or early summer blooms. Plant them about 12 inches apart at a depth of 2 to 3 times the diameter of the bulb and water well.

Light: Plant Alliums in full, direct sunlight.

Water: Keep soil relatively moist, if the alliums sit in water for too long it will rot. An Allium is able to withstand long dry periods because of its water and nutrient absorbing roots.

Temperature: Alliums will grow steadily within 40-70 degrees fahrenheit.

Allium 'Lucy Ball'

 Plant prep: Avoid planting in places that do not drain well to avoid soggy soil. Plant allium bulbs in the fall for late spring or early summer blooms. Plant them about 12 inches apart at a depth of 2 to 3 times the diameter of the bulb and water well.

Light: Plant Alliums in full, direct sunlight.

Water: Keep soil relatively moist, if the alliums sit in water for too long it will rot. An Allium is able to withstand long dry periods because of its water and nutrient absorbing roots.

Temperature: Alliums will grow steadily within 40-70 degrees fahrenheit.

Allium 'Moly'

Plant prep: Avoid planting in places that do not drain well to avoid soggy soil. Plant allium bulbs in the fall for late spring or early summer blooms. Plant them about 12 inches apart at a depth of 2 to 3 times the diameter of the bulb and water well.

Light: Plant Alliums in full, direct sunlight.

Water: Keep soil relatively moist, if the alliums sit in water for too long it will rot. An Allium is able to withstand long dry periods because of its water and nutrient absorbing roots.

Temperature: Alliums will grow steadily within 40-70 degrees fahrenheit.

Allium 'Mount Everest'

Plant prep: Avoid planting in places that do not drain well to avoid soggy soil. Plant allium bulbs in the fall for late spring or early summer blooms. Plant them about 12 inches apart at a depth of 2 to 3 times the diameter of the bulb and water well.

Light: Plant Alliums in full, direct sunlight.

Water: Keep soil relatively moist, if the alliums sit in water for too long it will rot. An Allium is able to withstand long dry periods because of its water and nutrient absorbing roots.

Temperature: Alliums will grow steadily within 40-70 degrees fahrenheit.

Allium 'Nectaroscordum'

Plant prep: Avoid planting in places that do not drain well to avoid soggy soil. Plant allium bulbs in the fall for late spring or early summer blooms. Plant them about 12 inches apart at a depth of 2 to 3 times the diameter of the bulb and water well.

Light: Plant Alliums in full, direct sunlight.

Water: Keep soil relatively moist, if the alliums sit in water for too long it will rot. An Allium is able to withstand long dry periods because of its water and nutrient absorbing roots.

Temperature: Alliums will grow steadily within 40-70 degrees fahrenheit.

Allium 'Ostrowskianum'

Plant prep: Avoid planting in places that do not drain well to avoid soggy soil. Plant allium bulbs in the fall for late spring or early summer blooms. Plant them about 12 inches apart at a depth of 2 to 3 times the diameter of the bulb and water well.

Light: Plant Alliums in full, direct sunlight.

Water: Keep soil relatively moist, if the alliums sit in water for too long it will rot. An Allium is able to withstand long dry periods because of its water and nutrient absorbing roots.

Temperature: Alliums will grow steadily within 40-70 degrees fahrenheit.

Allium 'Purple Sensation'

Plant prep: Avoid planting in places that do not drain well to avoid soggy soil. Plant allium bulbs in the fall for late spring or early summer blooms. Plant them about 12 inches apart at a depth of 2 to 3 times the diameter of the bulb and water well.

Light: Plant Alliums in full, direct sunlight.

Water: Keep soil relatively moist, if the alliums sit in water for too long it will rot. An Allium is able to withstand long dry periods because of its water and nutrient absorbing roots.

Temperature: Alliums will grow steadily within 40-70 degrees fahrenheit.

Allium 'Schubertii'

Plant prep: Avoid planting in places that do not drain well to avoid soggy soil. Plant allium bulbs in the fall for late spring or early summer blooms. Plant them about 12 inches apart at a depth of 2 to 3 times the diameter of the bulb and water well.

Light: Plant Alliums in full, direct sunlight.

Water: Keep soil relatively moist, if the alliums sit in water for too long it will rot. An Allium is able to withstand long dry periods because of its water and nutrient absorbing roots.

Temperature: Alliums will grow steadily within 40-70 degrees fahrenheit.

Allium 'Sphaerocephalon (Drumstick)'

Plant prep: Avoid planting in places that do not drain well to avoid soggy soil. Plant allium bulbs in the fall for late spring or early summer blooms. Plant them about 12 inches apart at a depth of 2 to 3 times the diameter of the bulb and water well.

Light: Plant Alliums in full, direct sunlight.

Water: Keep soil relatively moist, if the alliums sit in water for too long it will rot. An Allium is able to withstand long dry periods because of its water and nutrient absorbing roots.

Temperature: Alliums will grow steadily within 40-70 degrees fahrenheit.

Anemone 'Blanda Mixed'

Plant prep: Avoid planting in places that do not drain well to avoid soggy soil. Plant allium bulbs in the fall for late spring or early summer blooms. Plant them about 12 inches apart at a depth of 2 to 3 times the diameter of the bulb and water well.

Light: Plant Alliums in full, direct sunlight.

Water: Keep soil relatively moist, if the alliums sit in water for too long it will rot. An Allium is able to withstand long dry periods because of its water and nutrient absorbing roots.

Temperature: Alliums will grow steadily within 40-70 degrees fahrenheit.

Anemone Coronaria 'De Caen'

Plant prep: Avoid planting in places that do not drain well to avoid soggy soil. Plant allium bulbs in the fall for late spring or early summer blooms. Plant them about 12 inches apart at a depth of 2 to 3 times the diameter of the bulb and water well.

Light: Plant Alliums in full, direct sunlight.

Water: Keep soil relatively moist, if the alliums sit in water for too long it will rot. An Allium is able to withstand long dry periods because of its water and nutrient absorbing roots.

Temperature: Alliums will grow steadily within 40-70 degrees fahrenheit.

Anemone Coronaria 'St Brigid'

double flowers, mixed colors

Chionodoxa 'Luciliae'

Plant prep: For outdoor landscape planting, find a spot where the soil drains well, and your Chionodoxa plants will receive full to half-day sun. Dig holes and plant the bulbs 2–3" apart and 3" deep at the base with the pointy end facing up.
For container planting, start with good quality, well-drained potting soil, and plant the bulbs 2–3" apart and 3" deep at the base with the pointy end facing up. Be sure to choose a container with adequate drainage holes and enough space to accommodate the plant's mature size.

Light: Chionodoxa Luciliae thrives in full sun to part shade.

Water: Easily grown in average, medium moisture, well-drained soil. Water thoroughly, soaking the soil to settle it around the bulbs without air pockets. During active growth periods, supplying about 1" of moisture per week.

Temperature: The Chionodoxa plant thrives in temperatures around 55 degrees Fahrenheit.

Eranthis 'Hyemalis'

Storage Upon Arrival: store them in a cool, dry place for a short while. They may start to deteriorate from November onwards so it is best to get them planted before then.

Plant prep: Easily grown in medium moisture, with well-drained soils.

Light: Eranthis should be in full sun or part shade. Best in locations that enjoy full sun at the time of bloom, but acquire increasing shade as overhead trees leaf out.

Water: Easily grown in organically rich, medium moisture, well-drained soils. Needs consistent moisture year-round.

Temperature: Eranthis thrives in temperatures around 60 degrees fahrenheit.

Fritillaria 'Imp. Lutea'

Plant prep: These flowers prefer well-draining soil with a pH level ranging from 6 to 7.
Providing shelter from strong winds is essential as they have the potential to cause damage.

Light: Fritillaria flowers thrive when exposed to full or partial sunlight. At least 6 hours of direct sunlight is recommended.

Water: While Fritillaria flowers require regular watering, it is important to avoid waterlogged soil. Aim for a moist environment that is not excessively saturated.

Fertilization: During the growing season, it is recommended to use a balanced fertilizer to encourage healthy growth. Follow the instructions on the package and apply the fertilizer every few weeks. Avoid fertilizing during the dormant period, and eliminate any weeds surrounding the plant.

Temperature: Can withstand various temperature conditions and are hardy in USDA zones 4-8.

Fritillaria 'Imp. Rubra'

Plant prep: These flowers prefer well-draining soil with a pH level ranging from 6 to 7.
Providing shelter from strong winds is essential as they have the potential to cause damage.

Light: Fritillaria flowers thrive when exposed to full or partial sunlight. At least 6 hours of direct sunlight is recommended.

Water: While Fritillaria flowers require regular watering, it is important to avoid waterlogged soil. Aim for a moist environment that is not excessively saturated.

Fertilization: During the growing season, it is recommended to use a balanced fertilizer to encourage healthy growth. Follow the instructions on the package and apply the fertilizer every few weeks. Avoid fertilizing during the dormant period, and eliminate any weeds surrounding the plant.

Temperature: Can withstand various temperature conditions and are hardy in USDA zones 4-8.

Fritillaria 'Ivory Bells'

Plant prep: These flowers prefer well-draining soil with a pH level ranging from 6 to 7.
Providing shelter from strong winds is essential as they have the potential to cause damage.

Light: Fritillaria flowers thrive when exposed to full or partial sunlight. At least 6 hours of direct sunlight is recommended.

Water: While Fritillaria flowers require regular watering, it is important to avoid waterlogged soil. Aim for a moist environment that is not excessively saturated.

Fertilization: During the growing season, it is recommended to use a balanced fertilizer to encourage healthy growth. Follow the instructions on the package and apply the fertilizer every few weeks. Avoid fertilizing during the dormant period, and eliminate any weeds surrounding the plant.

Temperature: Can withstand various temperature conditions and are hardy in USDA zones 4-8.

Fritillaria 'Meleagris'

Plant prep: These flowers prefer well-draining soil with a pH level ranging from 6 to 7.
Providing shelter from strong winds is essential as they have the potential to cause damage.

Light: Fritillaria flowers thrive when exposed to full or partial sunlight. At least 6 hours of direct sunlight is recommended.

Water: While Fritillaria flowers require regular watering, it is important to avoid waterlogged soil. Aim for a moist environment that is not excessively saturated.

Fertilization: During the growing season, it is recommended to use a balanced fertilizer to encourage healthy growth. Follow the instructions on the package and apply the fertilizer every few weeks. Avoid fertilizing during the dormant period, and eliminate any weeds surrounding the plant.

Temperature: Can withstand various temperature conditions and are hardy in USDA zones 4-8.

Fritillaria 'Michailovskyi'

Plant prep: These flowers prefer well-draining soil with a pH level ranging from 6 to 7.
Providing shelter from strong winds is essential as they have the potential to cause damage.

Light: Fritillaria flowers thrive when exposed to full or partial sunlight. At least 6 hours of direct sunlight is recommended.

Water: While Fritillaria flowers require regular watering, it is important to avoid waterlogged soil. Aim for a moist environment that is not excessively saturated.

Fertilization: During the growing season, it is recommended to use a balanced fertilizer to encourage healthy growth. Follow the instructions on the package and apply the fertilizer every few weeks. Avoid fertilizing during the dormant period, and eliminate any weeds surrounding the plant.

Temperature: Can withstand various temperature conditions and are hardy in USDA zones 4-8.

Fritillaria 'Persica'

Plant prep: These flowers prefer well-draining soil with a pH level ranging from 6 to 7.
Providing shelter from strong winds is essential as they have the potential to cause damage.

Light: Fritillaria flowers thrive when exposed to full or partial sunlight. At least 6 hours of direct sunlight is recommended.

Water: While Fritillaria flowers require regular watering, it is important to avoid waterlogged soil. Aim for a moist environment that is not excessively saturated.

Fertilization: During the growing season, it is recommended to use a balanced fertilizer to encourage healthy growth. Follow the instructions on the package and apply the fertilizer every few weeks. Avoid fertilizing during the dormant period, and eliminate any weeds surrounding the plant.

Temperature: Can withstand various temperature conditions and are hardy in USDA zones 4-8.

Galanthus

Plant prep: Plant 0 to 2 inches apart and 5 inches deep in the fall.

Light: Full direct sunlight and part shade is recommended.

Water: Easily grown in average, medium moisture, well-drained soils.

Temperature: Galanthus prefers cool climates.

Hyacinthoides 'Hispanica'

Planting:

In average, medium moisture, well-drained, preferably sandy soil, plant bulbs about 3-4” deep and 4-6” apart in the fall. 

Light:

Full sun to part shade, but best in sun-dappled part shade. Can tolerate shade.

Naturalization:

Naturalizes well by both bulb offsets and self-seeding in optimum growing conditions and can hybridize with plants of Hyancinthoides non-scripta (English bluebells) if planted near each other, resulting in different forms appearing through self-seeding. 

Iris 'Blue'

Storage After Arrival

Storing iris is not advised. They should be planted as soon as possible. If they have to be stored, they should be kept in a cool area with good air circulation.

Planting Medium/Planting Procedure  

Any good well-draining garden soil. Water just enough to be sure the plant's root system can establish. Good ventilation helps prevent fungal disease.  

Fertilization

A low-nitrogen fertilizer; 6-10-10 or 5-10-10 is best. Lightly sprinkle small amount of fertilizer around outside of plant. Fertilize twice a year, in spring about a month before bloom and then again one month after bloom. Be careful fertilizer does not come into contact directly with rhizome. 

Light and Temperature Requirements  

Full sun is best. At least 5 hours of sun per day. If not planted or in pots, they should not be allowed to freeze.

*Approximate Flower Date @ 52-55°F - White, Blue

**Approximate Flower Date @ 52-55°F Yellow  

Please note: Iris will ship a week earlier if needed around the holidays.

Iris 'White'

Storage After Arrival

Storing iris is not advised. They should be planted as soon as possible. If they have to be stored, they should be kept in a cool area with good air circulation.

Planting Medium/Planting Procedure  

Any good well-draining garden soil. Water just enough to be sure the plant's root system can establish. Good ventilation helps prevent fungal disease.  

Fertilization

A low-nitrogen fertilizer; 6-10-10 or 5-10-10 is best. Lightly sprinkle small amount of fertilizer around outside of plant. Fertilize twice a year, in spring about a month before bloom and then again one month after bloom. Be careful fertilizer does not come into contact directly with rhizome. 

Light and Temperature Requirements  

Full sun is best. At least 5 hours of sun per day. If not planted or in pots, they should not be allowed to freeze.

*Approximate Flower Date @ 52-55°F - White, Blue

**Approximate Flower Date @ 52-55°F Yellow  

Please note: Iris will ship a week earlier if needed around the holidays.

Iris 'Yellow'

Storage After Arrival

Storing iris is not advised. They should be planted as soon as possible. If they have to be stored, they should be kept in a cool area with good air circulation.

Planting Medium/Planting Procedure  

Any good well-draining garden soil. Water just enough to be sure the plant's root system can establish. Good ventilation helps prevent fungal disease.  

Fertilization

A low-nitrogen fertilizer; 6-10-10 or 5-10-10 is best. Lightly sprinkle small amount of fertilizer around outside of plant. Fertilize twice a year, in spring about a month before bloom and then again one month after bloom. Be careful fertilizer does not come into contact directly with rhizome. 

Light and Temperature Requirements  

Full sun is best. At least 5 hours of sun per day. If not planted or in pots, they should not be allowed to freeze.

*Approximate Flower Date @ 52-55°F - White, Blue

**Approximate Flower Date @ 52-55°F Yellow  

Please note: Iris will ship a week earlier if needed around the holidays.

Iris Dutch 'Blue Star'

Storage After Arrival

Storing iris is not advised. They should be planted as soon as possible. If they have to be stored, they should be kept in a cool area with good air circulation.

Planting Medium/Planting Procedure  

Any good well-draining garden soil. Water just enough to be sure the plant's root system can establish. Good ventilation helps prevent fungal disease.  

Fertilization

A low-nitrogen fertilizer; 6-10-10 or 5-10-10 is best. Lightly sprinkle small amount of fertilizer around outside of plant. Fertilize twice a year, in spring about a month before bloom and then again one month after bloom. Be careful fertilizer does not come into contact directly with rhizome. 

Light and Temperature Requirements  

Full sun is best. At least 5 hours of sun per day. If not planted or in pots, they should not be allowed to freeze.

*Approximate Flower Date @ 52-55°F - White, Blue

**Approximate Flower Date @ 52-55°F Yellow  

Please note: Iris will ship a week earlier if needed around the holidays.

Iris Dutch 'Golden Harvest'

Storage After Arrival

Storing iris is not advised. They should be planted as soon as possible. If they have to be stored, they should be kept in a cool area with good air circulation.

Planting Medium/Planting Procedure  

Any good well-draining garden soil. Water just enough to be sure the plant's root system can establish. Good ventilation helps prevent fungal disease.  

Fertilization

A low-nitrogen fertilizer; 6-10-10 or 5-10-10 is best. Lightly sprinkle small amount of fertilizer around outside of plant. Fertilize twice a year, in spring about a month before bloom and then again one month after bloom. Be careful fertilizer does not come into contact directly with rhizome. 

Light and Temperature Requirements  

Full sun is best. At least 5 hours of sun per day. If not planted or in pots, they should not be allowed to freeze.

*Approximate Flower Date @ 52-55°F - White, Blue

**Approximate Flower Date @ 52-55°F Yellow  

Please note: Iris will ship a week earlier if needed around the holidays.

Iris Dutch 'Oriental Beauty'

Storage After Arrival

Storing iris is not advised. They should be planted as soon as possible. If they have to be stored, they should be kept in a cool area with good air circulation.

Planting Medium/Planting Procedure  

Any good well-draining garden soil. Water just enough to be sure the plant's root system can establish. Good ventilation helps prevent fungal disease.  

Fertilization

A low-nitrogen fertilizer; 6-10-10 or 5-10-10 is best. Lightly sprinkle small amount of fertilizer around outside of plant. Fertilize twice a year, in spring about a month before bloom and then again one month after bloom. Be careful fertilizer does not come into contact directly with rhizome. 

Light and Temperature Requirements  

Full sun is best. At least 5 hours of sun per day. If not planted or in pots, they should not be allowed to freeze.

*Approximate Flower Date @ 52-55°F - White, Blue

**Approximate Flower Date @ 52-55°F Yellow  

Please note: Iris will ship a week earlier if needed around the holidays.

Iris Dutch 'Tiger Mix'

Storage After Arrival

Storing iris is not advised. They should be planted as soon as possible. If they have to be stored, they should be kept in a cool area with good air circulation.

Planting Medium/Planting Procedure  

Any good well-draining garden soil. Water just enough to be sure the plant's root system can establish. Good ventilation helps prevent fungal disease.  

Fertilization

A low-nitrogen fertilizer; 6-10-10 or 5-10-10 is best. Lightly sprinkle small amount of fertilizer around outside of plant. Fertilize twice a year, in spring about a month before bloom and then again one month after bloom. Be careful fertilizer does not come into contact directly with rhizome. 

Light and Temperature Requirements  

Full sun is best. At least 5 hours of sun per day. If not planted or in pots, they should not be allowed to freeze.

*Approximate Flower Date @ 52-55°F - White, Blue

**Approximate Flower Date @ 52-55°F Yellow  

Please note: Iris will ship a week earlier if needed around the holidays.

Iris Dutch 'White Excelsior'

Storage After Arrival

Storing iris is not advised. They should be planted as soon as possible. If they have to be stored, they should be kept in a cool area with good air circulation.

Planting Medium/Planting Procedure  

Any good well-draining garden soil. Water just enough to be sure the plant's root system can establish. Good ventilation helps prevent fungal disease.  

Fertilization

A low-nitrogen fertilizer; 6-10-10 or 5-10-10 is best. Lightly sprinkle small amount of fertilizer around outside of plant. Fertilize twice a year, in spring about a month before bloom and then again one month after bloom. Be careful fertilizer does not come into contact directly with rhizome. 

Light and Temperature Requirements  

Full sun is best. At least 5 hours of sun per day. If not planted or in pots, they should not be allowed to freeze.

*Approximate Flower Date @ 52-55°F - White, Blue

**Approximate Flower Date @ 52-55°F Yellow  

Please note: Iris will ship a week earlier if needed around the holidays.

Iris Specie 'Danfordiae'

Storage After Arrival

Storing iris is not advised. They should be planted as soon as possible. If they have to be stored, they should be kept in a cool area with good air circulation.

Soil

Best grown in rich soil, evenly moist areas. Tolerates summer drought but should be kept well-watered during times of growth.

Planting

Plant bulbs 5 inches deep, spaced 1 inch apart. 

Light

Grow in full sun to part shade. 

Iris Specie 'Harmony'

Storage After Arrival

Storing iris is not advised. They should be planted as soon as possible. If they have to be stored, they should be kept in a cool area with good air circulation.

Soil

Best grown in rich soil, evenly moist areas. Tolerates summer drought but should be kept well-watered during times of growth.

Planting

Plant bulbs 5 inches deep, spaced 1 inch apart. 

Light

Grow in full sun to part shade. 

Iris Specie 'Katharine Hodgkin'

Storage After Arrival

Storing iris is not advised. They should be planted as soon as possible. If they have to be stored, they should be kept in a cool area with good air circulation.

Soil

Best grown in rich soil, evenly moist areas. Tolerates summer drought but should be kept well-watered during times of growth.

Planting

Plant bulbs 5 inches deep, spaced 1 inch apart. 

Light

Grow in full sun to part shade. 

Leucojum Aestivum 'Gr. Giant'

Plant prep: Easily grown in medium moisture, with well-drained soils. Plant in autumn, bury bulbs 2-4" deep and space 6" apart. They will not thrive in soggy soil or standing water, so if you notice puddles of water 5–6 hours after a hard rain, scout out another site or amend the soil with organic material to raise the level 2–3 inches. Dig holes and plant the bulbs 4" deep and 4" apart, with the pointed tops facing upwards.

Light: Leucojum Aestivum prefers full sun to part shade.

Water: Easily grown in medium moisture, with well-drained soils. Plants need consistent moisture during the spring period of growth and bloom.

Lycoris 'Aurea'

Planting

Plant with the neck of the bulb exposed, 6-12 inches apart. Will naturalizze easily. If planting in a container, choose a large vessel to accomodate extensive roots.

Soil

Prefers moist, well-drained, rich soil. Does well in areas with regular water nearby such as near a stream bank. Soil can be dry when plant is dormant.

Sun

Plant in full sun to part shade, but flowers best in part shade.

Lycoris 'Radiata'

Planting

Plant with the neck of the bulb exposed, 6-12 inches apart. Will naturalizze easily. If planting in a container, choose a large vessel to accomodate extensive roots.

Soil

Prefers moist, well-drained, rich soil. Does well in areas with regular water nearby such as near a stream bank. Soil can be dry when plant is dormant.

Sun

Plant in full sun to part shade, but flowers best in part shade.

Lycoris 'Squamigera'

Planting

Plant with the neck of the bulb exposed, 6-12 inches apart. Will naturalizze easily. If planting in a container, choose a large vessel to accomodate extensive roots.

Soil

Prefers moist, well-drained, rich soil. Does well in areas with regular water nearby such as near a stream bank. Soil can be dry when plant is dormant.

Sun

Plant in full sun to part shade, but flowers best in part shade.

Muscari 'Album'

Planting

Plant in fall, 3 inches deep and 3 inches apart. Plants will naturalize over time.

Forcing

Can also be forced in pots for indoor enjoyment. Place in pot filled loosely with potting mix, setting bulbs side by side but not touching. Leaving the top 1/3 of the bulbs exposed, cover loosely wtih soil. Water and store in a cool, dark location for 10 to 12 weeks. Keep soil most but not wet. When shoots emerge, gradually move toward an indoor, sunny location, turning every couple days for even growth.

Soil

Prefers well-drained medium moisture soil. Keep moist in spring, but reduce water when foliage begins to die back. 

Sun

Prefers full sun to part shade. Plant is more vigorous in full sun, but blooms last longer in part shade.

Muscari 'Armeniacum'

Planting

Plant in fall, 3 inches deep and 3 inches apart. Plants will naturalize over time.

Forcing

Can also be forced in pots for indoor enjoyment. Place in pot filled loosely with potting mix, setting bulbs side by side but not touching. Leaving the top 1/3 of the bulbs exposed, cover loosely wtih soil. Water and store in a cool, dark location for 10 to 12 weeks. Keep soil most but not wet. When shoots emerge, gradually move toward an indoor, sunny location, turning every couple days for even growth.

Soil

Prefers well-drained medium moisture soil. Keep moist in spring, but reduce water when foliage begins to die back. 

Sun

Prefers full sun to part shade. Plant is more vigorous in full sun, but blooms last longer in part shade.

Muscari 'Grape Ice'

Planting

Plant in fall, 3 inches deep and 3 inches apart. Plants will naturalize over time.

Forcing

Can also be forced in pots for indoor enjoyment. Place in pot filled loosely with potting mix, setting bulbs side by side but not touching. Leaving the top 1/3 of the bulbs exposed, cover loosely wtih soil. Water and store in a cool, dark location for 10 to 12 weeks. Keep soil most but not wet. When shoots emerge, gradually move toward an indoor, sunny location, turning every couple days for even growth.

Soil

Prefers well-drained medium moisture soil. Keep moist in spring, but reduce water when foliage begins to die back. 

Sun

Prefers full sun to part shade. Plant is more vigorous in full sun, but blooms last longer in part shade.

Muscari 'Mount Hood'

Planting

Plant in fall, 3 inches deep and 3 inches apart. Plants will naturalize over time.

Forcing

Can also be forced in pots for indoor enjoyment. Place in pot filled loosely with potting mix, setting bulbs side by side but not touching. Leaving the top 1/3 of the bulbs exposed, cover loosely wtih soil. Water and store in a cool, dark location for 10 to 12 weeks. Keep soil most but not wet. When shoots emerge, gradually move toward an indoor, sunny location, turning every couple days for even growth.

Soil

Prefers well-drained medium moisture soil. Keep moist in spring, but reduce water when foliage begins to die back. 

Sun

Prefers full sun to part shade. Plant is more vigorous in full sun, but blooms last longer in part shade.

Muscari 'Pink Sunrise'

Planting

Plant in fall, 3 inches deep and 3 inches apart. Plants will naturalize over time.

Forcing

Can also be forced in pots for indoor enjoyment. Place in pot filled loosely with potting mix, setting bulbs side by side but not touching. Leaving the top 1/3 of the bulbs exposed, cover loosely wtih soil. Water and store in a cool, dark location for 10 to 12 weeks. Keep soil most but not wet. When shoots emerge, gradually move toward an indoor, sunny location, turning every couple days for even growth.

Soil

Prefers well-drained medium moisture soil. Keep moist in spring, but reduce water when foliage begins to die back. 

Sun

Prefers full sun to part shade. Plant is more vigorous in full sun, but blooms last longer in part shade.

Ornithogalum 'Milky Way'

Planting

Plant onion sets directly into the ground, 1 to 2 inches deep, 2 to 3 inches apart. Once growing starts, thin to a 3 to 4 inch spacing. Thinned onions are tender and green - great to use as green onions.

Soil

Prefers, loose, well-drained, fertile soil, with a pH between 6.0 and 6.8.

Light

Requires full sun.

Care

Onions will benefit from 3 fertilizer applications in the growing season - one 40 to 60 days after planting, one mid-season, and one 4 weeks before harvest.

Harvest/Storage

Harvest when tops are wilted. Cure after harvest by laying out to dry in a shaded location for 2 to 4 weeks, until the outer skin is papery thin. Store in a cool (32 to 40 degrees), dry area in well-ventilated containers. 

Scilla 'Siberica'

Storage Upon Arrival: Store bulbs in a cool, dry place for a short while. They may start to deteriorate from late November onwards so it is best to get them planted before then.

Plant prep: Plant Siberian squill bulbs pointed end up in the fall in holes that are 5 inches (12.5 cm.) deep. Space the bulbs 2 to 4 inches (5 to 10 cm.) apart.

Light: Scilla Siberica thrives in full sun to part shade.

Water: Easily grown in average, medium, well-drained soil to prevent root rot.

Temperature: Scilla Siberica thrive in cold climates around 50-90 F.