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Mixed Tritonia

The Tritonia Mixed, 'Tritonia', a spring planted corm, produces flowers of mixed colors on a short plant. These clump forming plants have strappy leaves with flared trumpet-like flowers. They make beautiful borders and beds.

Pink Turtlehead

The Pink Turtlehead, 'Chelone obliqua', is a native wildflower that works very well in the garden. This bushy, upright plant produces a mound of green foliage. Upright stems bear large bright pink flowers. Turtleheads do best in moist and wet sites. They are great for borders and cuttings. They will attract butterflies.

Shooting Stars

The Shooting Stars, 'Dodecatheon meadia' produces beautiful clusters of pink flowers. It is perfect for any woodland setting. Our Shooting Stars are the same plants that you might find growing wild in the forest, but with Mother Nature in mind, all of our wildflowers are grown from cultivated stock. They perform best in cool, moist, humus-rich soil during their growing season.

Star Flower - Queen Fabiola

The Star Flower Queen Fabiola, 'Triteleia laxa Queen Fabiola' produces beautiful dark blue to purple flowers on foilage free stems. These plants are native to the west coast of the US. The Star Flower is perfect as a cut flowers. It's best to plant this hardy perennial in full sun or partial shade in a well drained area.

Star Flower - Starlight

The Star Flower Starlight, 'Triteleia Ixioides Starlight'' produces a beautiful yellow cluster of flowers on top of a long sturdy green stem. These plants are native to the west coast of the US. The Star Flower is perfect as a cut flowers. It's best to plant this hardy perennial in full sun or partial shade in a well drained area.

The Pearl

The Pearl, 'Polianthes Double' produces pure white, double blooms with just a touch of pink. The blooms arise in cluster of at least a dozen along a tall stalk. The Pearl prefers full sun and moist well-drained soil.

Tigridia - Red

The Tigridia Mixed, 'Tigridia', a spring planted corm, produces large red flowers. Tigridia are also known as Mexican Shell Flowers and Tiger Flowers. The blooms adorn tall stems and appear to float above the foliage. They are very pretty when used in sunny borders or beds. The foliage of Tigridia is similar to gladiolus, and it produces several flowers per stalk. The common name comes from the spots on the flowers that look like tiger spots.

Toad Lily

The Toad Lily, 'Tricyritis hirta' is a late summer flowering rhizomatous lily. The exotic, star-shaped flowers are white to lilac with darker spots and blotches. The arching stems are clothed with soft-hairy foliage. A hardy perennial, originating from Japan. The Toad Lily will grow in any average garden soil, doing better in evenly moist, slightly acid soil.

Tree Peony - Houki

The Tree Peony Houki, 'Tree Peony' produces dark red flowers on woody stems. Paeonia suffruticosa, or Tree Peonies, are loved by everyone who has ever seen them in bloom. A deciduous shrub, not a tree, the Tree Peony has woody stems. A mature shrub produces dozens of huge, long-lasting, silken blooms which delight the eye. Tree Peonies prefer evenly moist, well-drained soil with a pH close to neutral. If your soil is extremely acid, add some lime when planting. Remove deadwood after the plants leaf out in spring and remove spent flowers. Tree Peonies usually take 2 - 3 years to become established and bloom heavily.

Tree Peony - Kamatanishiki

The Tree Peony Kamatanishiki, 'Tree Peony' produces pink flowers on woody stems. Paeonia suffruticosa, or Tree Peonies, are loved by everyone who has ever seen them in bloom. A deciduous shrub, not a tree, the Tree Peony has woody stems. A mature shrub produces dozens of huge, long-lasting, silken blooms which delight the eye. Tree Peonies prefer evenly moist, well-drained soil with a pH close to neutral. If your soil is extremely acid, add some lime when planting. Remove deadwood after the plants leaf out in spring and remove spent flowers. Tree Peonies usually take 2 - 3 years to become established and bloom heavily.

Tree Peony - Kinski

The Tree Peony Kinski, 'Tree Peony' produces yellow flowers on woody stems. Paeonia suffruticosa, or Tree Peonies, are loved by everyone who has ever seen them in bloom. A deciduous shrub, not a tree, the Tree Peony has woody stems. A mature shrub produces dozens of huge, long-lasting, silken blooms which delight the eye. Tree Peonies prefer evenly moist, well-drained soil with a pH close to neutral. If your soil is extremely acid, add some lime when planting. Remove deadwood after the plants leaf out in spring and remove spent flowers. Tree Peonies usually take 2 - 3 years to become established and bloom heavily.

Tree Peony - Renkaku

The Tree Peony Renkaku, 'Tree Peony' produces white flowers on woody stems. Paeonia suffruticosa, or Tree Peonies, are loved by everyone who has ever seen them in bloom. A deciduous shrub, not a tree, the Tree Peony has woody stems. A mature shrub produces dozens of huge, long-lasting, silken blooms which delight the eye. Tree Peonies prefer evenly moist, well-drained soil with a pH close to neutral. If your soil is extremely acid, add some lime when planting. Remove deadwood after the plants leaf out in spring and remove spent flowers. Tree Peonies usually take 2 - 3 years to become established and bloom heavily.

Trillium - Red

The Trillium Red, 'Trillium erectum' shows off a pretty tri-pointed red flower. The foilage is usually broad with a good color. If pollinated the flower can give off an odor that some find unpleasant. It makes a great plant in a shaded area.

Trillium - White

The Trillium White, 'Trillium grandiflorum' shows off a pretty tri-pointed white flower. The foilage is usually broad with a good color. The White Trillium is truly one of the most attractive spring flowers. It makes a great plant in a shaded area.

Trillium - Yellow

The Trillium Yellow, 'Trillium sessile Luteum' shows off a pretty tri-pointed yellow flower. The foilage is usually broad with a good color. The Yellow Trillium is truly one of the most attractive spring flowers. It makes a great plant in a shaded area.

Virignia Blue Bells

The Virgina Blue Bells, 'Mertensia virginica' produces beautiful cluster of purple flowers on short thick green stems. This beautiful wildflower is a great spring blooming plant. During April and May the Virginia Blue Bells will bloom profusely. After a few years your wooded area becomes a sea of blue. As a suggestion you might want to combine them with Hostas. Since the Virginia Blue Bells die back after they flower and the Hostas will cover the dead foliage.

Versicolor Water Iris

The Water Iris Blue Flag 'Versicolor', a spring water planted tuber, produces beautiful Bluish Purple flowers . Water Irises have attractive bladelike foilage. Water Irises usally live in water that is rich in oxygen and receives a lot of sunlight.

Marliacea Rose Arey Water Lily

The Water Lily Marliacea Rosea Arey, 'Nymphaea', a spring water planted tuber, produces beautiful pink flowers. Water lilies have floating leaves. The leaves are nearly circular in shape, and they are notched to the center. The leaves arise on stems from long rhizomes in the mud. Water lilies usually live in water that is rich in oxygen and receives a lot of sunlight.

Attraction Water Lily

The Water Lily Attraction, Nymphaea 'Attraction', a spring water planted tuber, produces beautiful red flowers with white edges. Water lilies have floating leaves. The leaves are nearly circular in shape, and they are notched to the center. The leaves arise on stems from long rhizomes in the mud. Water lilies usually live in water that is rich in oxygen and receives a lot of sunlight.

Albida Water Lily

The Water Lily Albida, Nymphaea 'Albida', a spring water planted tuber, produces beautiful white flowers. Water lilies have floating leaves. The leaves are nearly circular in shape, and they are notched to the center. The leaves arise on stems from long rhizomes in the mud. Water lilies usually live in water that is rich in oxygen and receives a lot of sunlight.

Sulphurea Water Lily

The Water Lily Sulphurea, Nymphaea 'Sulphurea', a spring water planted tuber, produces beautiful yellow flowers. Water lilies have floating leaves. The leaves are nearly circular in shape, and they are notched to the center. The leaves arise on stems from long rhizomes in the mud. Water lilies usually live in water that is rich in oxygen and receives a lot of sunlight.

Fabiola Water Lily

The Water Lily Fabiola, Nymphaea 'Fabiola', a spring water planted tuber, produces beautiful pink flowers. Water lilies have floating leaves. The leaves are nearly circular in shape, and they are notched to the center. The leaves arise on stems from long rhizomes in the mud. Water lilies usually live in water that is rich in oxygen and receives a lot of sunlight.