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Camassia leichtlinii subsp suksdorfii
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ca$ 4.15 |
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| Bulbous perennial with linear leaves 20-60 cm long. In late spring, bears terminal racemes 10-30 cm long of star-shaped, purple flowers on leafless stems. Grow in a border or wild flower meadow or in a container. |
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Erythronium dens-canis
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ca$ 4.35 |
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| Bulbous perennial with oblong, mid-green leaves 4 to 6 inches long, marbled purplish brown. In spring, bears solitary white, pink or lilac flowers 1-1/2 inches across with purple anthers. 4-6 inch height and spread. Ideal for a woodland garden. Also suitable for naturalizing in thin grass, or for... |
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Erythronium oregonum
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ca$ 4.35 |
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| Bulbous perennial with brown-mottled shiny green leaves that bears creamy-white flowers with yellow centers in spring. Height 14 inches. |
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Erythronium revolutum
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ca$ 3.95 |
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| This bulbous perennial has wavy-margined, elliptic green leaves with dark brown mottling. Bears lilac-pink flowers with yellow anthers in spring. Height to 12 inches. |
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Eucomis bicolor
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ca$ 3.95 |
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| This delightful bulb produces both attractive foliage as well as striking flowers. Long lasting flowers develop into attractive seed heads and persist until the first frosts. 12-24 inches high. |
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Fritillaria meleagris
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ca$ 4.75 |
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| Bulbous perennial with linear, gray-green leaves. In spring, bears solitary bell-shaped pendent purple flowers with purple-pink checkering. Height is 12 inches. Good for naturalizing in grass. |
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Lilium columbianum
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ca$ 3.85 |
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| Bulbous perennial with whorled, lanceolate leaves. In July-August bears flowers with tepals that are yellow-orange to reddish-orange, stongly reflexed and with spots in the centers. Height 5-6 feet. |
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Tricyrtis hirta
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ca$ 4.50 |
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| This clump-forming perennial has lance-shaped pale green leaves and bears exotic funnel-shaped purple-spotted white flowers in late summer. Height to 3 feet;spread 2 feet. |
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Tulipa tarda
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ca$ 3.45 |
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| For maximum freshness, please keep seed refrigerated in its original packaging until it is time to plant. |
