Common Questions

What are fall planting bulbs?

Fall planting bulbs are plant species that need to be planted in the ground in the Fall before the first hard frost. Bulbs such as tulips, daffodils, narcissus, hyacinths, iris, allium, etc. require a cold period in order to form roots and based on lighting and warmth conditions will bloom in the spring. After flowering, the bulbs store food in their underground organs so they can grow again the following year. Therefore, bulbs are only available during the fall, after they are harvested in Holland over the summer, inspected and then packed for shipment to the United States. If bulbs are not planted within a year after harvesting, the bulb will have been dormant for too long and its chances of being able to form roots again will be minimal.

What should I look for when buying fall planting bulbs?

Look for bulbs that are firm, if they appear soft that is a sign of a rotting bulb which may occur when bulbs are not kept in a cool dry place. Also, look for bulbs that are not bruised. Tulips for example still have a layer of skin around them like an onion, this helps protect them from bruising, if the skin is removed it is ok.  As a consumer it is important to understand bulb sizing. While bigger is not necessarily better, it is important to understand what is and what is not a consumer value. For example, top size tulip bulbs have a circumference of 12 centimeters or more. If you are trying to showcase a set of 10 tulips in your yard, look for top size bulbs. On the other hand, if you would like to plant a large bed of tulips for cut flowers or just to display a carpet of spring color, smaller tulips with a minimum circumference of 10 centimeters are perfectly acceptable. All of our fall bulbs are top size at the Vermont Wildflower Farm and we do our best to bring you the most accurate information about each species possible, but local soil conditions, time of planting and regional weather patterns will affect final results in an individual's garden. Use the information on each species tag when you receive your bulbs as a good guideline as to what you need for optimal success.

When should I plant my bulbs?

Fall bulbs must be planted in the fall before the first hard frost. It is best to wait until the outside temperature does not get above 65 degrees anymore. If there is a hard frost in a the first couple weeks after planting, mulch your beds and remove in the spring. Light morning frosts will not hurt the bulbs.

Oops! I forgot to plant my bulbs this fall. What should I do?

Fall Bulbs really need to be planted within 6 months of purchase. Bulbs are a dormant but still very much a living product that need the right balance of water and soil. Leaving bulbs out of the ground for too long will cause them to loose their hydration and die. Optimally bulbs should be planted 6 weeks before the first hard frost. If your ground is frozen in December for example, try to wait for a thaw or break in the weather and plant them a little deeper than normal. If this seems an unlikely scenario, plant your bulbs in pots, place them in a cool (not freezing) dark place and water sparingly throughout the winter. When the ground thaws in the spring you can place the pots in the ground or on your patio. As a last resort you can plant the bulbs in the spring when the ground thaws but do not expect many flowers that spring. Feed with bulb care fertilizer and you should have better results next spring.

Why can't I plant fall bulbs in the spring?

Bulbs require a minimum cold period of 6 weeks to form roots. If you plant bulbs in the spring they will not have sufficient cold weeks to grow their roots. It also means that the bulbs have been dormant for over 9 months. This long period of dormancy will also affect bulb performance.

Its not even spring, and my bulbs are coming up, what should I do?

There is nothing you can do, if the weather is unusually warm some bulbs will be confused and start to sprout. The good news is that this means that your bulbs have a good root foundation and no snow to shovel! Most bulbs are resilient and will bloom again in the spring.

What can I do to prevent deer, rodents, rabbits and other animals from eating my bulbs and flowers?

The best remedy for preventing animals from eating your bulbs is to plant bulbs they do not like to eat. While you can spray them with soap, pepper or a chemical, this tends to wash off after the first rainfall and can be time consuming. Here is a list of bulbs that deer, rabbits and other rodents do not like to eat:
•Daffodils
•Narcissus
•Hyacinths
•Allium (all types)
•Fritillaria
•Fall Flowering Crocus
•Iris (all types)
•Anemones (all types)
•Scilla (all types)
•Snowdrops
•Eranthus
•Chinadoxa
•Muscari Grape Hyacinths

What type of fertilizer should I use?

Fertilizer is not necessary but for increased performance a small application of Bulb Booster or bone meal is acceptable. It is more important to make sure the pH level of your soil is correct.

What is the right pH level of soil for bulbs?

Having the right pH level in your soil is important to bring out the true flower color. The ideal pH level for bulbs is between 6 and 7. To check your pH level, bring a soil sample to your local garden center or purchase an inexpensive testing kit. Click here to purchase in our garden products section.

What do I do after my bulbs have bloomed in the spring?

Let the leaves die down naturally, do not cut them off or mow over them. After bulbs have bloomed it is important to let them rest because during this period, the bulb is gathering nutrients from the soil and growing so that it can bloom again next year.

My Bearded Iris's arrived and why do they look like that?

Bearded Iris's are rhizomes and come fresh from the fields they were dug from for late summer planting. The top growth has been cut and may look dry but rest assured they are healthy. Iris should be planted so the tops of the rhizomes are exposed and the roots are spread out facing down in the soil. Insure that you don't plant them too deep. Just follow planting instructions/tips that come with each rhizome and you will have big, beautiful Bearded Iris blooms next spring!

Common Questions

What are fall planting bulbs?

Fall planting bulbs are plant species that need to be planted in the ground in the Fall before the first hard frost. Bulbs such as tulips, daffodils, narcissus, hyacinths, iris, allium, etc. require a cold period in order to form roots and based on lighting and warmth conditions will bloom in the spring. After flowering, the bulbs store food in their underground organs so they can grow again the following year. Therefore, bulbs are only available during the fall, after they are harvested in Holland over the summer, inspected and then packed for shipment to the United States. If bulbs are not planted within a year after harvesting, the bulb will have been dormant for too long and its chances of being able to form roots again will be minimal.

What should I look for when buying fall planting bulbs?

Look for bulbs that are firm, if they appear soft that is a sign of a rotting bulb which may occur when bulbs are not kept in a cool dry place. Also, look for bulbs that are not bruised. Tulips for example still have a layer of skin around them like an onion, this helps protect them from bruising, if the skin is removed it is ok.  As a consumer it is important to understand bulb sizing. While bigger is not necessarily better, it is important to understand what is and what is not a consumer value. For example, top size tulip bulbs have a circumference of 12 centimeters or more. If you are trying to showcase a set of 10 tulips in your yard, look for top size bulbs. On the other hand, if you would like to plant a large bed of tulips for cut flowers or just to display a carpet of spring color, smaller tulips with a minimum circumference of 10 centimeters are perfectly acceptable. All of our fall bulbs are top size at the Vermont Wildflower Farm and we do our best to bring you the most accurate information about each species possible, but local soil conditions, time of planting and regional weather patterns will affect final results in an individual's garden. Use the information on each species tag when you receive your bulbs as a good guideline as to what you need for optimal success.

When should I plant my bulbs?

Fall bulbs must be planted in the fall before the first hard frost. It is best to wait until the outside temperature does not get above 65 degrees anymore. If there is a hard frost in a the first couple weeks after planting, mulch your beds and remove in the spring. Light morning frosts will not hurt the bulbs.

Oops! I forgot to plant my bulbs this fall. What should I do?

Fall Bulbs really need to be planted within 6 months of purchase. Bulbs are a dormant but still very much a living product that need the right balance of water and soil. Leaving bulbs out of the ground for too long will cause them to loose their hydration and die. Optimally bulbs should be planted 6 weeks before the first hard frost. If your ground is frozen in December for example, try to wait for a thaw or break in the weather and plant them a little deeper than normal. If this seems an unlikely scenario, plant your bulbs in pots, place them in a cool (not freezing) dark place and water sparingly throughout the winter. When the ground thaws in the spring you can place the pots in the ground or on your patio. As a last resort you can plant the bulbs in the spring when the ground thaws but do not expect many flowers that spring. Feed with bulb care fertilizer and you should have better results next spring.

Why can't I plant fall bulbs in the spring?

Bulbs require a minimum cold period of 6 weeks to form roots. If you plant bulbs in the spring they will not have sufficient cold weeks to grow their roots. It also means that the bulbs have been dormant for over 9 months. This long period of dormancy will also affect bulb performance.

Its not even spring, and my bulbs are coming up, what should I do?

There is nothing you can do, if the weather is unusually warm some bulbs will be confused and start to sprout. The good news is that this means that your bulbs have a good root foundation and no snow to shovel! Most bulbs are resilient and will bloom again in the spring.

What can I do to prevent deer, rodents, rabbits and other animals from eating my bulbs and flowers?

The best remedy for preventing animals from eating your bulbs is to plant bulbs they do not like to eat. While you can spray them with soap, pepper or a chemical, this tends to wash off after the first rainfall and can be time consuming. Here is a list of bulbs that deer, rabbits and other rodents do not like to eat:
•Daffodils
•Narcissus
•Hyacinths
•Allium (all types)
•Fritillaria
•Fall Flowering Crocus
•Iris (all types)
•Anemones (all types)
•Scilla (all types)
•Snowdrops
•Eranthus
•Chinadoxa
•Muscari Grape Hyacinths

What type of fertilizer should I use?

Fertilizer is not necessary but for increased performance a small application of Bulb Booster or bone meal is acceptable. It is more important to make sure the pH level of your soil is correct.

What is the right pH level of soil for bulbs?

Having the right pH level in your soil is important to bring out the true flower color. The ideal pH level for bulbs is between 6 and 7. To check your pH level, bring a soil sample to your local garden center or purchase an inexpensive testing kit. Click here to purchase in our garden products section.

What do I do after my bulbs have bloomed in the spring?

Let the leaves die down naturally, do not cut them off or mow over them. After bulbs have bloomed it is important to let them rest because during this period, the bulb is gathering nutrients from the soil and growing so that it can bloom again next year.

My Bearded Iris's arrived and why do they look like that?

Bearded Iris's are rhizomes and come fresh from the fields they were dug from for late summer planting. The top growth has been cut and may look dry but rest assured they are healthy. Iris should be planted so the tops of the rhizomes are exposed and the roots are spread out facing down in the soil. Insure that you don't plant them too deep. Just follow planting instructions/tips that come with each rhizome and you will have big, beautiful Bearded Iris blooms next spring!

Common Questions

What are fall planting bulbs?

Fall planting bulbs are plant species that need to be planted in the ground in the Fall before the first hard frost. Bulbs such as tulips, daffodils, narcissus, hyacinths, iris, allium, etc. require a cold period in order to form roots and based on lighting and warmth conditions will bloom in the spring. After flowering, the bulbs store food in their underground organs so they can grow again the following year. Therefore, bulbs are only available during the fall, after they are harvested in Holland over the summer, inspected and then packed for shipment to the United States. If bulbs are not planted within a year after harvesting, the bulb will have been dormant for too long and its chances of being able to form roots again will be minimal.

What should I look for when buying fall planting bulbs?

Look for bulbs that are firm, if they appear soft that is a sign of a rotting bulb which may occur when bulbs are not kept in a cool dry place. Also, look for bulbs that are not bruised. Tulips for example still have a layer of skin around them like an onion, this helps protect them from bruising, if the skin is removed it is ok.  As a consumer it is important to understand bulb sizing. While bigger is not necessarily better, it is important to understand what is and what is not a consumer value. For example, top size tulip bulbs have a circumference of 12 centimeters or more. If you are trying to showcase a set of 10 tulips in your yard, look for top size bulbs. On the other hand, if you would like to plant a large bed of tulips for cut flowers or just to display a carpet of spring color, smaller tulips with a minimum circumference of 10 centimeters are perfectly acceptable. All of our fall bulbs are top size at the Vermont Wildflower Farm and we do our best to bring you the most accurate information about each species possible, but local soil conditions, time of planting and regional weather patterns will affect final results in an individual's garden. Use the information on each species tag when you receive your bulbs as a good guideline as to what you need for optimal success.

When should I plant my bulbs?

Fall bulbs must be planted in the fall before the first hard frost. It is best to wait until the outside temperature does not get above 65 degrees anymore. If there is a hard frost in a the first couple weeks after planting, mulch your beds and remove in the spring. Light morning frosts will not hurt the bulbs.

Oops! I forgot to plant my bulbs this fall. What should I do?

Fall Bulbs really need to be planted within 6 months of purchase. Bulbs are a dormant but still very much a living product that need the right balance of water and soil. Leaving bulbs out of the ground for too long will cause them to loose their hydration and die. Optimally bulbs should be planted 6 weeks before the first hard frost. If your ground is frozen in December for example, try to wait for a thaw or break in the weather and plant them a little deeper than normal. If this seems an unlikely scenario, plant your bulbs in pots, place them in a cool (not freezing) dark place and water sparingly throughout the winter. When the ground thaws in the spring you can place the pots in the ground or on your patio. As a last resort you can plant the bulbs in the spring when the ground thaws but do not expect many flowers that spring. Feed with bulb care fertilizer and you should have better results next spring.

Why can't I plant fall bulbs in the spring?

Bulbs require a minimum cold period of 6 weeks to form roots. If you plant bulbs in the spring they will not have sufficient cold weeks to grow their roots. It also means that the bulbs have been dormant for over 9 months. This long period of dormancy will also affect bulb performance.

Its not even spring, and my bulbs are coming up, what should I do?

There is nothing you can do, if the weather is unusually warm some bulbs will be confused and start to sprout. The good news is that this means that your bulbs have a good root foundation and no snow to shovel! Most bulbs are resilient and will bloom again in the spring.

What can I do to prevent deer, rodents, rabbits and other animals from eating my bulbs and flowers?

The best remedy for preventing animals from eating your bulbs is to plant bulbs they do not like to eat. While you can spray them with soap, pepper or a chemical, this tends to wash off after the first rainfall and can be time consuming. Here is a list of bulbs that deer, rabbits and other rodents do not like to eat:
•Daffodils
•Narcissus
•Hyacinths
•Allium (all types)
•Fritillaria
•Fall Flowering Crocus
•Iris (all types)
•Anemones (all types)
•Scilla (all types)
•Snowdrops
•Eranthus
•Chinadoxa
•Muscari Grape Hyacinths

What type of fertilizer should I use?

Fertilizer is not necessary but for increased performance a small application of Bulb Booster or bone meal is acceptable. It is more important to make sure the pH level of your soil is correct.

What is the right pH level of soil for bulbs?

Having the right pH level in your soil is important to bring out the true flower color. The ideal pH level for bulbs is between 6 and 7. To check your pH level, bring a soil sample to your local garden center or purchase an inexpensive testing kit. Click here to purchase in our garden products section.

What do I do after my bulbs have bloomed in the spring?

Let the leaves die down naturally, do not cut them off or mow over them. After bulbs have bloomed it is important to let them rest because during this period, the bulb is gathering nutrients from the soil and growing so that it can bloom again next year.

My Bearded Iris's arrived and why do they look like that?

Bearded Iris's are rhizomes and come fresh from the fields they were dug from for late summer planting. The top growth has been cut and may look dry but rest assured they are healthy. Iris should be planted so the tops of the rhizomes are exposed and the roots are spread out facing down in the soil. Insure that you don't plant them too deep. Just follow planting instructions/tips that come with each rhizome and you will have big, beautiful Bearded Iris blooms next spring!

Common Questions

What are fall planting bulbs?

Fall planting bulbs are plant species that need to be planted in the ground in the Fall before the first hard frost. Bulbs such as tulips, daffodils, narcissus, hyacinths, iris, allium, etc. require a cold period in order to form roots and based on lighting and warmth conditions will bloom in the spring. After flowering, the bulbs store food in their underground organs so they can grow again the following year. Therefore, bulbs are only available during the fall, after they are harvested in Holland over the summer, inspected and then packed for shipment to the United States. If bulbs are not planted within a year after harvesting, the bulb will have been dormant for too long and its chances of being able to form roots again will be minimal.

What should I look for when buying fall planting bulbs?

Look for bulbs that are firm, if they appear soft that is a sign of a rotting bulb which may occur when bulbs are not kept in a cool dry place. Also, look for bulbs that are not bruised. Tulips for example still have a layer of skin around them like an onion, this helps protect them from bruising, if the skin is removed it is ok.  As a consumer it is important to understand bulb sizing. While bigger is not necessarily better, it is important to understand what is and what is not a consumer value. For example, top size tulip bulbs have a circumference of 12 centimeters or more. If you are trying to showcase a set of 10 tulips in your yard, look for top size bulbs. On the other hand, if you would like to plant a large bed of tulips for cut flowers or just to display a carpet of spring color, smaller tulips with a minimum circumference of 10 centimeters are perfectly acceptable. All of our fall bulbs are top size at the Vermont Wildflower Farm and we do our best to bring you the most accurate information about each species possible, but local soil conditions, time of planting and regional weather patterns will affect final results in an individual's garden. Use the information on each species tag when you receive your bulbs as a good guideline as to what you need for optimal success.

When should I plant my bulbs?

Fall bulbs must be planted in the fall before the first hard frost. It is best to wait until the outside temperature does not get above 65 degrees anymore. If there is a hard frost in a the first couple weeks after planting, mulch your beds and remove in the spring. Light morning frosts will not hurt the bulbs.

Oops! I forgot to plant my bulbs this fall. What should I do?

Fall Bulbs really need to be planted within 6 months of purchase. Bulbs are a dormant but still very much a living product that need the right balance of water and soil. Leaving bulbs out of the ground for too long will cause them to loose their hydration and die. Optimally bulbs should be planted 6 weeks before the first hard frost. If your ground is frozen in December for example, try to wait for a thaw or break in the weather and plant them a little deeper than normal. If this seems an unlikely scenario, plant your bulbs in pots, place them in a cool (not freezing) dark place and water sparingly throughout the winter. When the ground thaws in the spring you can place the pots in the ground or on your patio. As a last resort you can plant the bulbs in the spring when the ground thaws but do not expect many flowers that spring. Feed with bulb care fertilizer and you should have better results next spring.

Why can't I plant fall bulbs in the spring?

Bulbs require a minimum cold period of 6 weeks to form roots. If you plant bulbs in the spring they will not have sufficient cold weeks to grow their roots. It also means that the bulbs have been dormant for over 9 months. This long period of dormancy will also affect bulb performance.

Its not even spring, and my bulbs are coming up, what should I do?

There is nothing you can do, if the weather is unusually warm some bulbs will be confused and start to sprout. The good news is that this means that your bulbs have a good root foundation and no snow to shovel! Most bulbs are resilient and will bloom again in the spring.

What can I do to prevent deer, rodents, rabbits and other animals from eating my bulbs and flowers?

The best remedy for preventing animals from eating your bulbs is to plant bulbs they do not like to eat. While you can spray them with soap, pepper or a chemical, this tends to wash off after the first rainfall and can be time consuming. Here is a list of bulbs that deer, rabbits and other rodents do not like to eat:
•Daffodils
•Narcissus
•Hyacinths
•Allium (all types)
•Fritillaria
•Fall Flowering Crocus
•Iris (all types)
•Anemones (all types)
•Scilla (all types)
•Snowdrops
•Eranthus
•Chinadoxa
•Muscari Grape Hyacinths

What type of fertilizer should I use?

Fertilizer is not necessary but for increased performance a small application of Bulb Booster or bone meal is acceptable. It is more important to make sure the pH level of your soil is correct.

What is the right pH level of soil for bulbs?

Having the right pH level in your soil is important to bring out the true flower color. The ideal pH level for bulbs is between 6 and 7. To check your pH level, bring a soil sample to your local garden center or purchase an inexpensive testing kit. Click here to purchase in our garden products section.

What do I do after my bulbs have bloomed in the spring?

Let the leaves die down naturally, do not cut them off or mow over them. After bulbs have bloomed it is important to let them rest because during this period, the bulb is gathering nutrients from the soil and growing so that it can bloom again next year.

BILLING FOR ADVANCE SALES

Your online order for bulbs/bareroots/perennials etc. will be charged to your credit card including shipping at the time of placing the order (advance sale) and the bulbs and/or perennials, bare roots will ship according to the shipping schedule on the guide pages. This is standard practice in the mail-order bulb business. It not only allows us to accurately project inventory but allows us to offer you huge discounts for pre-ordering. We fully guarantee all flower bulbs and perennial plants/bareroots under the same terms as our seed products."",""caption-custom"":""

ADVANCE SALE - SHIPS IN SEPTEMBER 2023

Allium 'Mountain Bells Mix' (Small Allium Mix)
Ships as: Package of 30 Bulbs

CHARACTERISTICS

Height:
8-12 Inches
Flower Color:
Mixed
Hardiness Zone:
3-9
Light Requirements:
Full sun
Partial Shade
Bloom Time:
Late Spring, Early Summer

TIPS & MAINTENANCE:

Exceptionally easy to grow with little concern for soil conditions. Alliums have the ability to naturalize well by multiplying year after year for increased beauty. They are usually a distasteful flavor for animals, so most won¹t eat any part of them. Very Attractive to hummingbirds!
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ADVANCE SALE! 35% Off Remaining Varieties - Ships in September!

Our Fall Bulbs are direct from Holland and the United States. Plant for a full spring and early summer of color! We have hundreds to choose from! Our incredible variety and low prices are to allow every consumer a chance to purchase quality Dutch bulbs. Our extensive selections are all premium fully guaranteed product. Enjoy!





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BILLING FOR ADVANCE SALES
Your online order for bulbs/bareroots/perennials etc. will be charged to your credit card including shipping at the time of placing the order (advance sale) and the bulbs and/or perennials, bare roots will ship according to the shipping schedule on the guide pages. This is standard practice in the mail-order bulb business. It not only allows us to accurately project inventory but allows us to offer you huge discounts for pre-ordering. We fully guarantee all flower bulbs and perennial plants/bareroots under the same terms as our seed products.
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ADVANCE SALE -SHIPS IN SEPTEMBER 2023

Allium moly 'Sunny Twinkles'
Ships as: Package of 30 Bulbs

CHARACTERISTICS

Height:
8-12 Inches
Flower Color:
Yellow
Hardiness Zone:
3-9
Light Requirements:
Full sun
Partial Shade
Bloom Time:
Late Spring, Early Summer

TIPS & MAINTENANCE:

Exceptionally easy to grow with little concern for soil conditions. Alliums have the ability to naturalize well by multiplying year after year for increased beauty. They are usually a distasteful flavor for animals, so most wonšt eat any part of them. Very Attractive to hummingbirds!
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When to Sow this Mixture: Spring and Early or Late Summer is the best time to seed. Avoid seeding the hotter parts of the summer or extremely hot days.

How to Sow: Remove all existing growth and sow evenly over the area. We suggest compressing for a good seed to soil contact without pushing the seeds beneath the soil. Keep watered and moist until the seedlings are about 4 inches high and then watering can be reduced.

How to Maintain: Clover does not need fertilizer. Clover acts as a green fertilizer if trimmed and is a great for aeration as the roots work into the soil. It is also a great nitrogen booster. Mow once in mid-summer and once about 4-6 weeks before the first fall frost. Do not use herbicides. Purchase a bit extra seed of this mix to fill in any sparse areas that may occur.


SHIPPING and HANDLING CHARGES:


Standard Shipping (Most orders ship within 2 business days)

Orders of $39 or More! = FREE
Orders of $38.99 or Less! = $6.95 Flat Rate


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(Please Contact Customer Service)
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This clover provides forage for domestic animals and food and cover for wildlife. Winter hardy legume. Fast growing, tolerates nutrient deficient soils and is most often used in disturbed areas and meadows.

Light Requirement: Sun to Partial Shade
Life Cycle: Perennial

Up to 48 inches

Seeding Rate: 1 lb. per 5000 sq. ft.
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What's in the Mix: (Contains 16 Wildflowers & 1 Low Growing Grass)

Botanical Name	Common Name	Life Cycle	Approx. Height & Color
Aurinia saxatile	Gold Dust	Tender Perennial	up to 1 ft. Yellow
Bellis perennis	English Daisy	Biennial	4-6 in. Multi
Cerastium biebersteinii	Snow in Summer	Perennial	4-10 in. White
Chrysanthemum multicaule	Chrysanthemum Daisy	Annual	6-12 in. Yellow
Chrysanthemum paludosum	Creeping White Daisy	Annual	6-10 in. White
Dimorphotheca sinuata	African Daisy	Annual	up to 1 ft. Yellow
Eschscholzia caespitosa	Dwarf Orange Poppy	Tender Perennial	1012 in. Orange
Lobularia maritima	Sweet Alyssum	Annual	up to 1 ft. White
Lobularia maritima	Purple Sweet Alyssum	Annual	up to 1 ft. Purple
Phacelia campanularia	California Bluebell	Annual	6-10 in. Blue
Nemophila maculata	Five Spot	Annual	6-10 in. White/Purple Spots
Nemophila menziesii	Baby Blue Eyes	Annual	8-10 in. Blue
Oenothera missouriensis	Missouri Primrose	Perennial	up to 1 ft. Yellow
Silene pendula	Nodding Catchfly	Tender Perennial	up to 1 ft. Pink
Verbena tenuisecta	Moss Verbena	Perennial	10-12 in. Pink/Purple
Viola cornuta	Johnny Jump-Up	Perennial	6-8 in. Yellow/Purple
Festuca ovina	Sheep Fescue	Perennial

SEEDING RATES ARE APPROX DEPENDING ON THE DENSITY OF COVERAGE YOU DESIRE.

Our suggestion for coverage is as follows:
1 oz. up to 100 sq ft
1/4 lb covers 250 - 500 sq ft
1/2 lb covers 500 - 1,000 sq ft
1 lb covers 1,000 - 2,000 sq ft
5 lbs covers 5,000 - 10,000 sq ft
10 lbs covers 10,000 - 20,000 sq ft
30 lbs covers 1+ Acres


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Standard Shipping (Most orders ship within 2 business days)

>
Orders of $39 or More! = FREE
Orders of $38.99 or Less! = $6.95 Flat Rate

Expedited Shipping

(Please Contact Customer Service)"",""tab-3-content-custom"":""Where to Plant: Choose a spot with as much sun as possible. We consider full sun at least 6 hours daily.  For wildflowers, full sun is best. Most all soils are acceptable -- if any plant has grown in the spot, it should support wildflowers, which are tough and will adapt to the soil you provide for them.

When to Plant: The optimum time to plant wildflower seed in your area depends on your climate and rainfall patterns, as well as the species you are planting.  In cooler climates; plant annuals, perennials or mixtures of annuals and perennials in spring, early summer or late fall. In milder or warm climates; plant wildflower seed during the cooler months of the year, fall through spring.  Perennials can be sown spring, summer and fall. If planting perennials late summer be sure to allow 10 weeks growing time before plants go dormant for the winter months. Spring planting: when there is no further chance of a killing frost, meaning that your night time temperatures are maintaining 45 degrees and above. Summer plantings: annuals or mixes containing annuals can be planted through mid-summer. Depending on your climate you want to insure that you have enough time to enjoy all the annuals in your growing season. Perennials can be planted through the summer up until 10 weeks before your cold weather sets in. Fall plantings: in areas with freezing weather, a fall planting must be after a killing frost when your daytime temperatures are maintaining 45 degrees and below but before the ground freezes. In other words, when you are sure cold weather has set in. Killing frosts usually happen at 28 degrees Fahrenheit. Fall plantings in cooler climates are dormant plantings and should be late enough so that the ground temperature is low but the ground is not yet frozen. Seeds must remain dormant – the seeds will germinate in spring. In areas of no frost, plant as your rainy season begins.  It is never too late to plant – just ask us for details on how and what to plant! Click here to read more about Fall planting!

Soil Preparation: This is the most important step in obtaining success of your wildflower planting, whether it is a small garden or a large meadow. Remove all existing growth, either by hand , roto-tilling, rough or power raking. Till only deep enough to remove all old roots. Deep tilling may bring up dormant weed seeds lying beneath which will compete with your flowers. If you want to be sure your soil is “weed seed free”, you’ll have to till, wait for the crop of new weeds to grow, usually one to three weeks and then do one of two things; kill them down with one of the safe, non-residual method of using white vinegar; or to till again as in step one. If you use the vinegar method, then once the weeds are dead, rake them out and seed your wildflowers without roto-tilling again. If using the roto-till method, you can seed after the second or third tilling. For those of you that wish to use an herbicide, please read the label for any detrimental effects it may cause. If you choose to use this, use the same steps as if using the vinegar.

About Fertilizer: When you choose to plant wildflowers there is usually minimal weeding done…and fertilizer will encourage the weeds and grasses. Fertilizer is not necessary for a great wildflower garden or meadow. (No one fertilizes in the wild or along roadsides), but if you want this extra boost for your flowers, fertilize only where you are willing to weed.

Sowing: Once your soil is prepared and free of previous growth, it’s important to sow immediately. (If you let time go by between preparation and spreading your seed, you’re giving possible weeds an advantage over your wildflower seed). You can use a hand crank seed sower, but most simply scatter the seed by hand. If you want to be sure to get good, even coverage, divide your seed into two roughly equal parts, in two buckets or cans. Then add clean sandbox sand to both halves, roughly 4-5 parts of sand to 1 part of seed. The sand does two things: It “dilutes” the seed, making it easier to sow evenly, and since it’s light-colored, it shows you “where you’ve been” on the dark soil as you go. Next, sow one bucket’s mix over your whole area. Then go back in the opposite direction and do the same with the second bucket. This way, you should have even spreading and no bare spots. Once seed is sown, do not rake or cover it in any way. If you can, use a lawn roller or lay down a large board and walk on it to compress (squash down) the seed into the bare soil. Remember, some of the seed you’re sowing is tiny; even the lightest covering of soil can stop it from germinating. Keep your new seedbed moist until seedlings are about 6-8” tall. After that, they should be self- sufficient; however watering during droughts will keep your flowers blooming.
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Don't Forget: Free Shipping on All Orders of $39 or More!

This mixture was developed for use as a flowering lawn or low-growing ground cover. It is an attractive mixture of Sheep Fescue and wildflowers which provides a colorful and diverse alternative to grass lawns.

Hand packed with 100% pure, fresh wildflower and grass seed (non-GMO & neonicotinoid/chemical free)
Mix of 19 Annuals and Perennials with long lasting bloom.

Coverage Rate: 1 lb covers 1,000 - 2,000 sq ft

Zones: 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

Light Requirement: Sun to Partial Sun

Shipping: Usually ships in 2 business days
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BILLING FOR ADVANCE SALES
Your online order for bulbs/bareroots/perennials etc. will be charged to your credit card including shipping at the time of placing the order (advance sale) and the bulbs and/or perennials, bare roots will ship according to the shipping schedule on the guide pages. This is standard practice in the mail-order bulb business. It not only allows us to accurately project inventory but allows us to offer you huge discounts for pre-ordering. We fully guarantee all flower bulbs and perennial plants/bareroots under the same terms as our seed products.
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ADVANCE SALE -SHIPS IN MID-OCTOBER 2023

Amaryllis 'Ambiance' Galaxy
Ships as: 1 Premium Bulb 32/34+ cm

CHARACTERISTICS

Height:
20-24 Inches
Flower Color:
Red/White Markings
Hardiness Zone:
9-11 Outdoors - Indoors for other zones
Bloom Time:
6-10 weeks after planting

TIPS & MAINTENANCE:

An amaryllis produces a show-stopping flower that is usually grown indoors. Simple to plant, easy to grow and wonderful to look at during the winter months, holidays or out in the garden in warmer zone 8-10. Adding bright blooms is a must. Just plant in a pot a bit bigger than the bulb by following the instructions that come with them and viola!
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BILLING FOR ADVANCE SALES
Your online order for bulbs/bareroots/perennials etc. will be charged to your credit card including shipping at the time of placing the order (advance sale) and the bulbs and/or perennials, bare roots will ship according to the shipping schedule on the guide pages. This is standard practice in the mail-order bulb business. It not only allows us to accurately project inventory but allows us to offer you huge discounts for pre-ordering. We fully guarantee all flower bulbs and perennial plants/bareroots under the same terms as our seed products.
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ADVANCE SALE -SHIPS IN MID-OCTOBER 2023

Amaryllis 'Aphrodite' Double Galaxy
Ships as: 1 Premium Bulb 34+ cm

CHARACTERISTICS

Height:
20-24 Inches
Flower Color:
White with Pinkish Red Blushing
Hardiness Zone:
9-11 Outdoors - Indoors for other zones
Bloom Time:
6-10 weeks after planting

TIPS & MAINTENANCE:

An amaryllis produces a show-stopping flower that is usually grown indoors. Simple to plant, easy to grow and wonderful to look at during the winter months, holidays or out in the garden in warmer zone 8-10. Adding bright blooms is a must. Just plant in a pot a bit bigger than the bulb by following the instructions that come with them and viola!"",""imageFields"":{""image"":{""url"":""https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/yhst-61819287486445/amaryllis-aphrodite-45.gif"",""height"":""400"",""width"":""273""},""image-amp-main"":{""url"":""https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/yhst-61819287486445/amaryllis-aphrodite-46.gif"",""height"":""200"",""width"":""360""},""image-amp-inset"":{""url"":""https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/yhst-61819287486445/amaryllis-aphrodite-47.gif"",""height"":""100"",""width"":""100""},""image"":{""url"":""https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/yhst-61819287486445/amaryllis-aphrodite-45.gif"",""height"":""400"",""width"":""273""},""image-amp-main"":{""url"":""https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/yhst-61819287486445/amaryllis-aphrodite-46.gif"",""height"":""200"",""width"":""360""},""image-amp-inset"":{""url"":""https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/yhst-61819287486445/amaryllis-aphrodite-47.gif"",""height"":""100"",""width"":""100""}},""relations"":[{""name"":""related-items"",""ids"":[""allium-moly-sunny-twinkles"",""allium-graceful"",""allium-mountain-bells-mix""]}]}" amaryllis-cherry-nymph,d,"{""minimum-quantity"":""1"",""template"":""ey-master"",""ysw-page-title"":""Amaryllis 'Cherry Nymph'"",""ysw-meta-description"":""ADVANCE SALE -SHIPS IN MID-OCTOBER 2020Amaryllis 'Cherry Nymph' Double GalaxyShips as: 1 Premium Bulb 34+ cmCHARACTERISTICSHeight:20-24 InchesFlower Color:RedHardiness Zone: 9-11 Outdoors - Indoors for other zonesBloom Time:6-10 weeks after plantingTIPS & MAINTENANCE:An amaryllis produces a show-stopping flower that is usually grown indoors. Simple to plant, easy to grow and wonderful to look at during the winter months, holidays or out in the garden in warmer zone 8-10. Adding bright blooms is a must. Just plant in a pot a bit bigger than the bulb by following the instructions that come with them and viola!"",""tab-3-content-custom"":""