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Daikon Radish< div < img nosrc= border= 0 > < br> < a href= border= 0 > < /a>Dutch iris Mix ( Bulbs),Summer flowering, Perennial-Now Shipping ! Bulbs are individually labeled. Compact Height for Borders and Containers,Attracts Butterflies and Hummingbirds ! Dutch iris  Mix ( Bulbs),Summer flowering, Perennial-Now Shipping ! Dutch iris are popular with florists and home gardeners because they are dependably pretty and easy to use. Long, strong, straight stems pair with blooms that are an ideal size for medium bouquets. The clear, beautiful colors of iris fit into any arrangement. Few pleasures compare to having an abundant supply of fresh flowers for cutting and using around your home. Garden-grown blooms are also easy gifts for neighbors, office buddies and that nice lady who feeds your dog on Fridays.Outdoor Beds Find a location where the soil drains well. If there are still water puddles 5-6 hours after a hard rain scout out another site. Or amend the soil with the addition of organic material to raise the level 2-3 to improve the drainage. Peat moss, compost, ground bark or decomposed manure all work well and are widely available. Dutch irises perform best in soil that provides good drainage. Site your Dutch irises where they will receive full sun. Dig holes and plant the irises 4 deep and 3 apart. The bulbs look like small pointed onions. Plant with the pointed end facing upwards. After planting, water well, gently soaking the soil to settle it around the bulbs. In warmer climates foliage will form in the autumn, winter will bring taller growth and flowers will develop in the spring. In colder regions foliage and flowers will wait until winter's cold has passed and will develop in the spring.When in bloom, feel free to cut irExported By ExportYourStore

The simple yet elegant blooms are an absolute delight in the spring garden. This mixture brings a lovely mixture of purples, whites and yellows for a colorful display in the front of garden.

5 easy to grow Bearded Iris bulbs mixed color variety of our choosing, a fun surprise!

10 Snow Flower Bulbs. Early Blooms.

Shallots have a rich and sweet flavor that lends a distinctive touch to many dishes. This is the classic delicately flavored European variety so loved by gourmet chefs. These easy to grow shallot sets are cold hardy, heat tolerant and tasty. Very expensive to buy in stores, they're so easy to grow that you can use them lavishly. Plant in spring (fall in the South) and harvest in fall or plant in fall to overwinter for spring use. Space sets 12" apart. 10 sets will plant a 10 ft. row. The gourmet favorite; Dutch Shallot sets are easier to grow than starting from seed. These new varieties multiply extensively providing a fine assortment of sizes and are resistant to bolting. WHEN TO PLANT: Plant as early as possible in the spring as soon as your soil is workable. This is usually 2 to 4 weeks before your last frost date. WHERE TO PLANT: Shallots require rich, well-drained organic soil with a pH of 6.2 to 6.8 in a sunny spot for best results. They prefer even moisture throughout the growing cycle and are hardy to USDA zones 2-9. HOW TO PLANT: Separate bulbs into individual cloves and plant so that the points are just covered with soil; spacing each clove 6" apart in rows that are 12" apart. water well and mulch to reduce soil heaving and protect plants. If necessary apply a common fertilizer; 5-10-5 at a rate of 5 pounds per 100 square feet into the soil prior to planting. TIME TO HARVEST: Allow shallots to ripen thoroughly and leaves to wither just above the neck of the shallots. At that time remove from the garden; knock off the dirt and allow to dry for several days. Once dried, store by roping or hanging in netted bags in a cool, frost free dry spot for use throughout the winter.

Daikon RadishPress to translate Listing Translator by Hindi Portuguese Thai Korean French Chinese Spanish Arabic Japanese German Russian Italian General DescriptionBlazing star is a hardy perennial that originates from eastern and central North America. This clump forming plant has long linear leaves of medium green. In summer to early autumn it bears upright spikes of white flowers that open from the top of the spike down. This selection has a tall, upright habit and may need to be staked. It prefers full sun and well drained, average soil. Avoid poorly drained soils as these plants are susceptible to root rot. Blazing star is well suited to mixed perennial borders and wildflower gardens. Its flowers attract bees and butterflies and make excellent cut flowers.CharacteristicsAHS Heat Zone9 - 1USDA Hardiness Zone4 - 9Sunset ZoneA1, A2, A3, H1, H2, 1a, 1b, 2a, 2b, 3a, 3b, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24Plant TypePerennialSun ExposureFull SunHeight18 -36 / 45.7cm - 91.4cmWidth12 -18 / 30.5cm - 45.7cmBloom TimeSummer, Late Summer, Early FallNative ToNortheastern United States, Mid-Atlantic United States, Southeastern United States, North-Central United States, Central United States, South-Central United States, Southwestern United States, Canada Track Page Views WithAuctiva's FREE Counter Feedback From Buyer Date/time GREAT b**********3 ( 626 ) 2017-05-0713:57:33 Very happy b*****t ( 400 ) 2017-05-0713:22:32 Totally excellent. Mr.Stereo / Russell Norton / Stereoview.com m*******o ( 1489 ) 2017-05-0713:06:30 8Great seller m********2 ( 3438 ) 2017-05-0712:08:56 Nice s*******r ( 531 ) 2017-05-0711:07:31 nice w********e ( 722 ) 2017-05-0711:02:24 Perfect m*******9 ( 97 ) 2017-05-0710:53:41 Perfect m*******9 ( 97 )Exported By ExportYourStore

The elephant ear plant (Colocasia) provides a bold tropical effect in nearly any landscape setting. In fact, these plants are commonly grown for their large, tropical-looking foliage, which is reminiscent of elephant ears. Keep reading to learn more about how to take care of an elephant ear plant. Growing elephant ear plants is easy. Most of these plants prefer rich, moist soil and can be grown in full sun, but they generally prefer partial shade. The tubers can be placed directly outdoors once the threat of frost or freezing temperatures have ceased in your area. Plant the tubers about 2 to 3 inches deep, blunt end down.

Allium Giganteum lives up to its name with heights anywhere from 3-5 feet, this Allium is a definite show stopper. Commonly called giant onion, it is most likely the tallest of the ornamental onions. It’s made up of perfect little purple florets that create a large round ball on top of a sturdy stem, similar to a topiary. Adding Allium to a garden will make heads turn and grab attention. The best way to plant is in large groupings for a more contemporary style or periodically place throughout a garden.

Winter Buttercup or also known as Eranthis cilicica is best to be planted in the fall. These bulbs prefer moist soil, full sun to partial shade, and places to naturalize.

1 bulb to plant. Turn heads with these Big Blooms. Party Balloon Allium Bulbs to Grow

Grow your Luck and Fortune! 10 Oxalis Bulbs to Plant. A must have for any garden or Bonsai Lover. Iron Cross Shamrock Bulbs. Grow in a container or in the ground. Beautiful Indeed.

10 Gladious Bulbs

Fresh Ranunculus Bulbs to Plant and Grow. Plant in the fall or spring. Ideal for mass planting or as an edging for mixed borders, these low-growing favorites are sure to delight.

Grows 12-18" Tall Grows in Zones 3-11, dug up for overwintering in zones 8 and lower. Has great assortment of colorful leaves: Red, Pink, White, and Green. Easy to grow. Grows best in compost rich shady to part sun areas with good drainage

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Gladious - 20 Bulbs

Oxalis Triangularis - 20 Bulbs - Size 1"+

WINTER ACONITE BULBS, ERANTHIS HYEMALIS,Butter-cup like flowers,Low Growing ! (10 Bulbs)