Gardening, like many things in life, is all about planning ahead. The bulbs you plant this fall will lie dormant through the winter months before producing those delicate pretty flowers that push through the melting snow and usher in spring. We have received our first batch of bulbs for the season and they are ready for you to take home. Choose from a variety of quality bulbs and roots including Crocus, Narcissus, Allium, Iris, and Tulips. We’ll have many more fall bulb arrivals throughout the month so please call or come by to check inventory on your favorite varieties.
Originally published on September 5, 2018. Updated on September 1, 2018.
I am looking for a plant or bulb called puschkinia. Please let me know when you have them in stock. Thanks
We have several different varieties of squill, aka scilla, aka puschkinia. They are in stock now
Fringed tulips?
Yes indeed!
Should I dig up my gladiola bulbs in the fall and then replant in the Spring, or will they survive in the ground over winter?
You’ll definitely want to dig them and replant in spring. They are not hardy enough to survive our winters in the ground
Do you have paperwhites yet?
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