Fall Bulbs

Freesias grow from corms and produce arching stems with clusters of exotic looking trumpet flowers in rich colors. They are beloved for their captivating spicy-sweet perfume, a delightful blend of light citrus, jasmine and honey and the flowers keep their fragrance when cut and brought indoors.

Our heavy blooming watercolor mixed doubles produces flowers in shades of cream, rich purple-blue, golden-yellow and rose pink. Each stem bears graceful clusters of multiple flowers. These long-lasting, colorful blossoms make memorable perfumed bouquets. Mild winter climates only. 12-15 inches tall.

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For an eye-catching and truly stunning spring display, it’s hard to beat the gorgeous big blooms of our Giant Double Mix. Each flower has multiple layers of ruffled petals or crowns that will remind you of opulent roses or small peonies!

Every sturdy stem bears flowers that bloom in a range of colors including buttercream, gold, rich peach, apricot-pink, white and many bicolored combinations. Giant double daffodils are uniquely beautiful and long-lasting, and many of the flowers have a soft, sweet fragrance.

Blooms middle to end of April. Deer and rodent resistant. Varieties include: Bridal Crown, Candy Princess, Golden Bear, My Story, Sizzling Fire and Westward. Grows 16-20 inches tall. 

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These old-fashioned and long-time favorite poeticus daffodils were introduced in the late 18th century! Pheasant Eye flowers have a unique form and a soft fragrance. The nodding flowers have glistening white, slightly elongated outer petals surrounding a shallow cup, green at the center with a golden rim that finishes in an edge of bright red. These are distinctive flowers that you will love and they readily multiply and naturalize.

Late blooming Pheasant Eye opens in late April-May. Deer and rodent resistant. (Royal Horticultural Society Division 9) Grows 14 to 16 inches tall. 

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This beloved triandrus daffodil was introduced in 1916, over hundred years ago! Thalia in Latin means “blooming with festive joy”. Each Thalia bulb produces several nodding stems with 2 to 4 pure ivory-white flowers with softly recurving petals and slightly ruffled cups. Blossoms closely resemble dainty little orchids, which is why these beauties are often called the “orchid narcissus.” Pick and bring some of these lovely blooms indoors to enjoy their delicious soft perfume.

Heirloom Thalia naturalizes and multiplies easily. Flowers shine in the daytime and absolutely glow on moonlit evenings. A late spring bloomer, Thalia will extend your daffodil season. Rodent and deer proof. (Royal Horticultural Div 5). Grows 12-16 inches tall. 

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The fragrance of the flowers in our Perfume Mix ranges from sweet, strong and balsamic spicy to a floral reminiscent of carnation, hyacinth and deep green leaves, to a heady and intense scent with traces of jasmine and orange.

Enjoy them all: includes Bridal Crown, Cheerfulness, Erlicheer, Geranium, Kendron, Pheasant Eye, Yellow Cheerfulness. (Royal Horticultural Society Divisions 4, 5, 7, 8, 9 and 11). Blooms April and May. 14 to 18 inches tall.

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Earliest to bloom, yellow daffodils are synonymous with new beginnings. Our mix features different shapes that bring energy and light to your garden. When grey days linger, these jaunty blooms will lift your spirits. It’s hard not to smile when you pick a giant bouquet of lively bright yellow daffodils! 

Mix includes: Trumpet Arkle, Dutch Master, Marieke and Rijnveld's Early Sensation, Large Cupped Avalon and Camelot, Jonquilla Trevithian, and Double Narcissus Yellow Cheerfulness. (Royal Horticultural Society Divisions 1, 2, 4 and 7). Blooms April and May. 14-20 inches tall.

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Because white daffodils generally bloom later than other colors, they won’t get spoiled by late spring rains. Our mix of white daffodils is singularly lovely; they remind us of dreamy orchids and angels wings. Their graceful forms and joyful beauty provide gorgeous highlights to enjoy every spring. 

Mix includes: Trumpet Daffodil Mount Hood, Large Cupped Narcissus Stainless, Double Narcissi Cheerfulness and White Medal, Triandrus Narcissus Thalia, Jonquilla Narcissus Pueblo and Small Cupped Princess Zaide. Some cups open yellow and then mature to a rich ivory. (Royal Horticultural Society Divisions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7). Blooms April and May. 16 to 20 inches tall.

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Our entrancing “pink” mix of daffodils have ivory or cream petals with cups or cup edges tinted in dainty shades of salmon, peach and apricot that deepen into pinky rose shades as the flowers mature. These lovely flowers set each other off in both the garden and as cut flowers for the vase display. You’ll have Large Cupped Accent, Passionale, Pink Charm, Precocious, Salome, Sophie Girl and Spring Pride, Double Delnashaugh and Jonquilla Bell Song, plus other selections. For best color development, plant them in filtered sunlight. This blend makes a stunning display. (Royal Horticultural Society Divisions 2, 4, and 7). Blooms April and May. 16 to 20 inches tall.

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A splendid mix to delight you as it unfolds in all possible daffodil colors and shapes, both familiar and unusual and rare forms, including both new varieties, old friends and beloved heirlooms. Begins flowering in early spring at the very beginning of the daffodil season, and then continues for weeks until the end. Selected for especially to naturalize happily and return each season. Contains a wide assortment of Large Cupped, Small Cupped, Double, Jonquilla, Trumpets, Triandrus, Poeticus, Split-Cup and Cyclamineus bulbs (Royal Horticultural Society Divisions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 and 11) Blooms April and May. 16 to 20 inches tall.

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A special mix of carefully selected and trialed daffodil varieties that thrive and naturalize in mild winter climates where the ground does not freeze hard: USDA horticultural zones 8-10. (Also grows well in zones 5 to 7). Our Mild Winter Ultimate Mix includes a favorite selection of particularly lovely forms and colors: Large Cupped Fortissimo, Fortune, Ice Follies and Pink Charm, Split-Cup Orangery, Double Narcissi Cheerfulness and Yellow Cheerfulness, Trumpet Daffodil Dutch Master, Tazetta Avalanche and Geranium, Jonquilla Hillstar, and Poeticus Actaea plus lesser-known personal favorites. Blooms April and May. 16 to 20 inches tall.

Note: for best results, customers in USDA zone 10 should prechill bulbs in fridge for 7 weeks before planting.

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