30 results for "Scilla bulbs" between $5.00 and $400.00

Scilla Campanulata Mix 1250 bulb case package 8-9 cm. in stock $ 346 50

Like a pin wheel, these daisy-like flowers have a center of deep burgundy-red, and the petals are red with just a tinge of yellow at the outside edges. Gaillardia can be a challenge to overwinter in our short summers. They bloom right until freeze up and don’t get ‘ready’ for winter. In late summer cut the plant down to about 6 inches to encourage new basil growth hopefully to help overwinter. This particular gaillardia is advertised to be hardy to zone 2. Hmmm Priced to experiment.

This Mixed Squill or Scilla) Campanulata bulbs (known as Spanish bluebells or Wood Hyacinths) are great for naturalizing in hard-to-grow lawn areas. The mixed hues of pink, whites, and blues make this plant a great groundcover or border. Their great resistance to deer and rodents also makes them a great woodland plant! Perennial in Zones 3 - 9. Scilla campanulata bulb size 8/10 cm. This item willl Bloom/Grow Early Spring 2012.

One of the most stunning of all bulbs! AND it’s easy to grow! 3’ tall spikes of starry bright or pale blue white flowers keep the excitement going for a month or more in Spring. Each exquisite flower is held outward from the main stalk on a long, delicate blue stem. Easy to grow in a well drained rock garden or container. Scilla natalensis forms rosettes of attractive upright pointed leaves which disappear in Fall. Best performance is achieved by watering & feeding till the leaves turn yellow-this...

Formerly called S. tubergeniana. The large flowers of this Persian bulb are light blue to white with a spectrum-blue midrib vein in the center of each petal. Brilliant yellow stamens.

(aka: Scilla cooperi) Cute, cute, cute! This easy-to-grow little South African bulb is a delightful addition to the rock garden. The narrow, olive-green 4" tall leaves with dark purple markings are held upright in what eventually becomes a nice colony (1' spread in 5 years). In early spring, Ledebouria cooperi clumps are adorned with miniature, pink, scilla-like racemes.

Bloom times range from 2-4 weeks on average. Shipped with sprouts appearing just above the soil line. Care instructions included. JANUARY - Lily of the Valley in mint julep pot. FEBRUARY – Hugs & Kisses Garden (Tulips & Hyacinth) in Red Tin. MARCH – Daffodil Basket in nest basket. APRIL – Pretty in Pink Garden (Tulip & Hyacinth) in Pink Tin. MAY - Spring Morning Bulb Garden (Hyacinth, Scilla, Jonquil, Crocus & Star of Bethlehem) in yellow watering can. JUNE – Dutch Bulb Garden (Tulips, Jonquil...

Syn: S. bifolia carnea. Circa 1601, this delicately scented naturalizer features trusses of light pink, star-shaped florets. Bulb size: 5 cm/up. Early spring. 4" to 5". HZ: 4-8.

Syn: The Siberian Squill. Circa 1939, this vivid-blue naturalizer bears up to six, sky-blue flowers on strong stems. Bulb size: 8 cm/up. April. 5". HZ: 3-8.

This amazing form of the South African Ledebouria stenophylla (scilla relative) introduced by the late California plantsman, Gary Hammer, has proven to be reliable even through our wet, cold winters. The bulbs produce 1' long, deciduous, strap-like, grey-green leaves that are heavily spotted with random liver-colored patterns. Each easy-to-grow, 20" wide clump of Ledebouria stenophylla 'Gary Hammer' looks great in the summer rock garden or as a seasonal container plant in colder climates.

65833 ORNITHOGALUM CAUDATUM LIL HP TGH PRICE: $ 4.00 "Sea Onion" or "German Onion" Glossy strap leaves top the ever expanding, ever more impressive opalescent green bulbs (which sit on the surface of the soil) whose sides constantly erupt to give "birth" to new bulblets (produced in clusters under each onion skin of the bulb surface), thus known everywhere as the "Pregnant Onion"; easy first plant for a child. With maturity each big round waxy bulb sends forth a thick stemmed long wand with small...

Syn: S. mischtschenkoana. Circa 1931, this multiflowering naturalizer produces pale blue-white flowers with darker mid-ribs. Also a good forcer. Bulb size: 8 cm/up. March/April. 5". HZ: 4-8.