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This lovely mix of all of our most popular FANCY MIX variety Caladiums is a customer favorite! Featuring a beautiful combination of colorful and textural plants that are sure to be a delight in your garden bed, containers, indoors or even in the water garden! There's practically no place you can't grow these gorgeous bulbs--except in the cold! Be sure to lift outdoor caladium in early fall. Caladium can be grown in any region as an indoor plant, but take care to only start outdoors once nighttime temperatures are high 60's and above. PLEASE SEE MY OTHER LISTINGS

Dahlia are an excellent landscape, garden, and container flower. Dahlias grow fast and hardy and the blooms are huge and long lasting. An excellent choice for any space.

Grows 24-36" Tall Grows best in part to full sun Make great cut flowers for arrangements Grows best in well drained soil Zones 3-8 Perennial Plant that comes back year after year Easy to grow and easy to care for

Grows to the height of 12-15" Can be grown in all areas, but dug up in zones lower than 9 Easy to grow and easy to care for Grows best in part shade to part sun Perennial in zones 9-11 Prefers composted rich soil

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Unique flowers of brilliant lilac blue, soft pink, and white accented by attractive grass-like foliage. Extremely long lasting cut flower ideal for indoor arrangements. Hardy in zones 6-10. Mature Height: 4-6 inches.

10 Purple Liatris Spicata - Liatris is a summer-blooming perennial with grassy foliage and fuzzy, bottle-brush flowers. Commonly known as blazing star or gayfeather, this North American wildflower makes an attractive addition to flower gardens, cutting gardens, landscaped areas and informal plantings. The distinctive flower spikes stand 2 to 4-feet-tall and are magnets for butterflies.

5 Live Colocasia Esculenta Elephant Ear Taro Gabi Kalo Eddo Bulbs Ready to Grow NHKM34

Pinball Wizard Allium - Flowering Onion - 1 Bulb - 20/+ cm Bulb

Ipheion uniflorum is a species of flowering plant, related to the onions, so is placed in the allium subfamily of the Amaryllidaceae. It is known by the common name springstar, or spring starflower.

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hese are partial shade or full shade and grow up to tall - perfect for the side of the house or a planter by your front of the garden. Color Summer Through Fall Thrives in Heat and Humidity For Gardens or Containers
PLANTING IS AS EASY AS 1-2-31. Dig a hole 3 deep.2. Set the tuber in the hole so it sits 2 below the soil surface.3. Replace the soil and water as needed. PLANTING TIPSWait to plant your caladiums outdoors until after any danger of frost has passed. It's actually best to wait until the nights are warm and the soil temperature has reached 65-70°F.
Most caladium varieties can be planted in either sun or shade. If you are planting them in a sunny location, it is important that they still get some shade during the hottest part of the day.
Like most plants, caladiums grow best in fertile, well drained soil. You can improve the texture and fertility of your soil by adding compost or top soil at planting time. During the growing season, caladiums will appreciate an occasional dose of liquid fertilizer.
To stimulate bushier growth, some varieties of caladiums can be de-eyed before planting. Use a paring knife to carefully cut out one or more of the primary sprouts, taking care not to damage the surrounding tissue or any smaller buds. Though at first this will set the plant back by a couple weeks, many other sprouts will soon begin developing, giving you a shorter, yet fuller plant.
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Mixture colors. Noted for their abundant delicate fragrance. Freesias make great cut flowers and add colorful cascades of flowers to the garden or home. One bulb can produce two flower stems. In cooler regions they can be grown indoors.

Striped Squill- Puschkinia Libanotica (Pack of 100 Bulbs)

Stunning Blue and White Spring Color! Get 5 Striped Squill Red Bulbs to Plant and Grow. Plant in the fall or Early Spring. . Ideal for mass planting or as an edging for mixed borders, these low-growing favorites are sure to delight. Made in USA. Ships from Iowa. Puschkinia Libanotica, also known as Striped Squill, are excellent for planting in a rock garden, in between shrubs or in pots. They will naturalize best under mature trees. Puschkinia Libanotica will successfully grow almost anywhere, as long as there is proper drainage. These create beautiful spring blankets under trees and in the grass.

Truly a bold canna favorite! Very striking with dazzling scarlet blooms and dark-green leaves. Lovely grown in masses. In late summer when bold flowers are scarce enjoy these, warm, flamboyantly colored flowers. These fiery blooms are eye-catching from across the garden (just ask the hummingbirds)! Perfect for the middle of a border or in a pot to brighten up any garden or patio. Cannas bring a touch of the tropics to wherever they are planted. These exotic looking plants are indispensable for a splendid summer border bursting with drama. Their size, bright, showy flowers and foliage patterns ensure that your Cannas will stand out. Large, exotic looking plants with beautiful flowers and decorative foliage. Makes a great centerpiece in bedding schemes and large containers. As soon as a stalk has finished blooming, remove it and a new one will take its place. If faded flowers are not removed, seeds will form and flowering will cease.

Mixed Grape Muscari, Called Grape Hyacinth.. Bold and Vibrant, this spring blooming bulb offers a unique set of small, bell-shaped flowers, clustered atop a short stem. Usually growing no more than 8-9" tall, this little beauty is perfect for borders or container arrangements. Ideal in mass plantings. Pair with CZ Grain Allium Bulbs and Crocus Bulbs for a real stunner spring show of colorful and diverse flowers.

Caladium Buck; oooohhh...pretty. These are partial shade or full shade and grow up to tall - perfect for the side of the house or a planter by your front of the garden. Color Summer Through Fall Thrives in Heat and Humidity For Gardens or Containers PLANTING IS AS EASY AS 1-2-3 1. Dig a hole 3" deep. 2. Set the tuber in the hole so it sits 2" below the soil surface. 3. Replace the soil and water as needed. PLANTING TIPS Wait to plant your caladiums outdoors until after any danger of frost has passed. It's actually best to wait until the nights are warm and the soil temperature has reached 65-70°F. Most caladium varieties can be planted in either sun or shade. If you are planting them in a sunny location, it is important that they still get some shade during the hottest part of the day. Like most plants, caladiums grow best in fertile, well drained soil. You can improve the texture and fertility of your soil by adding compost or top soil at planting time. During the growing season, caladiums will appreciate an occasional dose of liquid fertilizer. To stimulate bushier growth, some varieties of caladiums can be "de-eyed" before planting. Use a paring knife to carefully cut out one or more of the primary sprouts, taking care not to damage the surrounding tissue or any smaller buds. Though at first this will set the plant back by a couple weeks, many other sprouts will soon begin developing, giving you a shorter, yet fuller plant

Grows from 3-6'" Tall Can grow in almost any conditions, especially in humis rich soil areas Growing Zones 3-11 Great For Naturalizing for low front of border areas