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Spring Flowering Bulbs - Summer Flowering Bulbs
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We are pleased to announce that we are now selling quality garden bulbs through Dutch Gardens who have been bringing the beauty of Dutch bulbs to U.S. gardeners
for decades. When you order from Dutch Gardens, you'll receive the best quality bulbs and plants, direct from Holland.
The Best Quality
Dutch Gardens work with only the best Dutch growers and accept only the highest quality, largest bulbs. The bulbs that you order from Dutch
Gardens are carefully monitored from the fields in Holland right to your door. All orders are individually packed in climate-controlled warehouses in Holland and are shipped to the States in climate-controlled containers. This assures you receive the freshest, healthiest bulbs and plants possible.
The Best Varieties
Each year Dutch Gardens choose from among thousands of varieties and millions of bulbs. They know from experience which ones are the best performers. By working closely with Dutch growers and being in the field year-round, they also have the inside
track on all the newest varieties. When you order from Dutch Gardens, you can be assured that you'll be receiving the best bulbs in the world.
The Best Value
Dutch Gardens buy direct from the growers - no middlemen - so they can deliver top value as well as top quality. Dutch Gardens
see the quality and quantity of each season's bulb harvest and make their selections accordingly, passing the savings on to you.
The Best Service
Besides top quality bulbs at great prices, Dutch Gardens customers have come to rely on them for outstanding service. Their staff of knowledgeable gardeners is always eager to help ensure that you get all the information and guidance you need, whether
you're a beginner or an expert. Dutch Gardens goal is to help you enjoy the color and beauty of Dutch bulbs in your own gardens, and they guarantee your complete satisfaction or your money back. If you have questions or comments, please let them
hear from you!
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Make your selections from the following:
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Flowering Bulbs - Alliums
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Ornamental Alliums
Too good for the vegetable garden, ornamental alliums prefer a home in your perennial garden and they deserve a hearty welcome. Alliums are plants of exquisite beauty in both flower and leaf, with tough constitutions. They resist most common pests and diseases, are undemanding as to soil requirements, and are ignored by rodents and deer.
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Flowering Bulbs - Amaryllis
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Amaryllis and paperwhites are easy to bring into bloom indoors
Amaryllis are available in many interesting colors and forms: There are bright reds, but you can also have white, lilac or peach, with single or double blossoms. Paperwhites offer beauty and a strong scent. Buy a couple dozen of these no-chill bulbs and store them in a cool, dry place. Start some every few weeks for blooms right through January.
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Flowering Bulbs - Crocuses
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Crocuses - Beautiful goblet-shaped flowers
Crocus are suitable for naturalizing in short grass and look especially nice when planted in large clusters. Plant anything between 100 and 200 bulbs for best effects and stunning results. Another thing to consider is that crocuslike to be planted in well drained soil.
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Flowering Bulbs - Daffodils
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Daffodils - Most adaptable of the spring bulbs
If there were a contest for the easiest, most dependable, most adaptable spring bulb, daffodils would be the hands-down winner. They look terrific planted in formal bulb beds, planted by themselves, mixed with other bulbs and perennials, or naturalized in a woodland setting. Once established, most daffodil varieties will multiply quickly, providing a bigger, better display of color each year.
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Flowering Bulbs - Hyacinths
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Hyacinths - Fantastic floral perfume
Originally from the Middle East, hyacinths made their way to Europe in the 1500s. Since that time, breeders have been hybridizing to produce bigger flowers and a wider range of colors. Fortunately, breeding efforts have not compromised the hyacinth's fantastic floral perfume.
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Irises - Bloom from early spring into summer
Irises are one of the earliest blooming and easiest perennial flowers to grow. Most of the more than 300 species worldwide are hardy throughout the U.S. and are widely adapted to various soil and sun conditions. By combining different types of irises, you can have them in bloom from early spring right into the summer. And if you add a few repeat-blooming bearded irises, you'll also enjoy flowers in late summer and early fall.
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Lilies - Elegance that's unsurpassed
Lilies are loved by gardeners everywhere. These big, bright, and dependable flowers have an elegance that's unsurpassed. If you plant several different varieties, you can enjoy blooms all summer long.
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Flowering Bulbs - Peonies
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Peonies - A favorite for generations
For dependable performance and sumptuous blooms, few perennials can top the peony. It's been a flower garden favorite for generations, thriving with little or no care almost anywhere in the country. There are many stories of people stumbling across foundations of old homes overgrown with vines and weeds, and discovering peonies, still flowering on their original sites. This year, Dutch Gardens is offering several varieties of peonies, from longtime favorites to award-winning new varieties.
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Tulips - Hundreds of varieties to choose from
Tulips say "spring" like no other flower. The vivid yellow, red, pink, purple, and orange flowers are a feast to eyes weary of the dull browns, grays, and whites of winter. Although closely associated with Holland, the tulip originally hails from Persia where the word means "turban" - describing the flower shape. There are literally hundreds of tulip varieties to choose from, grouped by flower form, height, and bloom time. Choosing which ones to grow is dependent on where you live, where you're planting, and the desired effect.
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Flowering Bulbs - Specialty Bulbs
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Speciality Bulbs - Many different varieties
When people think of spring bulbs, what usually comes to mind are tulips, daffodils and hyacinths. There is no doubt that this trio leads the spring color parade, but for variety, long-season interest, and dependability, there are many other spring bulbs that deserve more attention and appreciation.
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