As the name suggests, rock iris can be planted in rock gardens, along pathways, and garden borders. They prefer better soil but will survive in poor, rocky soil. ‘Harmony’ has Bluebird-blue standards with royal-blue falls and yellow, white-rimmed blotches. Bulb size: 6 cm/up. Blooms Early April. Plant 4″ deep and 4″ to 5″ apart. HZ: 5-9. Height: 4″ to 6″. Photo Credit: Van Engelen, Inc.
Named after Dutch Queen Wilhelmina who reigned the Netherlands over the course of World Wars I and II, this fragrant, double heirloom ranges from pale…
Taller with larger flowers than other galanthus. The best variety for naturalizing in American gardens. This large-flowering Greek native has broad, ivory flowers tipped green…
The Drumstick Allium. Dating back to the 16th century, this terrific naturalizing heirloom has dense, egg-shaped composite flowers that open green and mature to rich…
Tall with a large dense bicolor flower deep Oxford-blue florets topped with a jaunty hat of periwinkle-blue florets above ample foliage clumps. Deer and rodent…