Fall Pre-order: Spring Blooming Flowers and Plants

Plant these bulbs in the fall, and when spring comes, your garden will burst into bloom. View a map of projected dates when bulbs will arrive, according to national climate zones.

Crocus Large Flower Mix (21 Bulbs)

Crocuses are known as the heralds of spring. Plant them in the fall, and after winter, they may well be the first to burst from the ground and signal your garden’s rebirth.

• Great for lawns or naturalizing landscapes
• Perennial plants bloom every spring
• Does best in full sun to partial shade

Daffodil Mix (25 Bulbs)

The daffodil’s delicate petals, bright colors, and reputation for being one of springtime’s first flowers have made it popular around the world. This collection combines an array of color combinations—all in a palette of whites, yellows, and golds. It also includes a mixture of large and small cups and trumpets.

• Assorted colors
• Mix of large and small cups and trumpets
• Ideal for planting borders
• Naturally repels rodents
• Perennial plants bloom every spring

Double Flowering Tulips (15 Bulbs)

Even though they’re pedigreed members of the tulip family, these unusual, double-headed blossoms best resemble the peony, another popular springtime bloom.

• Assorted colors
• Blooms in late May
• Double-headed blooms resemble peonies
• Ideal for flowerbeds
• Look beautiful in bouquets

Dutchmaster Daffodils (17 Bulbs)

The most popular of the yellow daffodils, these blooms thrive throughout the garden in beds, borders, and containers alike.

• Perennial plants bloom every spring
• Good daffodil for naturalizing
• Does well in garden beds, borders, or containers
• Does best in partial sun

Dutch Iris (50 Bulbs)

As the frost of winter fades, these Dutch irises burst from the soil to herald spring’s arrival with brilliantly colored blooms and merry barbershop quartets. Also called the “Beauty Iris,” the Dutch hybrid features all the colorful petals of its fellow irises without the fuzzy caterpillar-like beards in the center.

• Colors may include purple, blue, white, and yellow
• Blooms in early spring
• Performs best in well-drained soil
• Ideal for rock gardens and borders
• Sturdy stems work well in floral arrangements
• No beards; just blooms

Holland’s Best Tulips (25 Bulbs)

Plant these tulips in the fall and by springtime their bulbs will start emerging to brighten gardens with a breathtaking array of color. Enjoy them outdoors or cut the stems to bring their fresh looks inside.

• Assorted spring colors
• Easy to plant
• Eye-catching border or floral arrangement
• Cut to enjoy inside
• Perennial plant blooms each spring

Rembrandt Tulips (15 Bulbs)

Thanks to their vivid, luscious color and brushstroke-like stripes, these tulips were named after Rembrandt, the 17th-century Dutch painter known for his portraits of dogs playing poker. The tulips’ hardy stalks make them ideal for cutting and displaying inside or leaving intact for passersby to admire.

• Assorted spring colors
• Pretty feathered petals
• Blossom in mid- to late spring
• Plant in morning sun and evening shade
• Excellent for garden or bouquet display
• Can also be displayed in the teeth of a flamenco dancer

Hosta 7Up Mix (7 Bulbs)

After a few years in your garden, these plants will have established themselves to the point that you can divide them up to share with fellow gardeners or give as gifts.

• Easy-to-grow plants establish themselves quickly
• After a few years, plants can be divided and shared
• Perennial plant blooms each spring
• Does best in partial shade

Daylily Buttered Popcorn (3 Bulbs)

These big, bright blooms measure half a foot across—and each plant has more than just one. The easy-to-grow plants are a great way to add color to a garden year after year.

• Big yellow blooms measure 6” across
• High bud count with multiple blooms per plant
• Re-bloomers bloom multiple times in a single season
• Perennial plant blooms each spring
• Does best in full sun

Daylily Mix (13 Bulbs)

These blooms have a useful secret: though they can’t be cooked, the blooms can be used as an edible garnish for summer salads. They’re as pretty in a garden as they are on a plate.

• Re-bloomers bloom multiple times in a single season
• Performs best as a sunny border planting or mass planting
• Perennial plant blooms each spring
• Does best in full sun

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