‘Adorno’ blooms in urn-shaped flower of salmon orange, edged with bronze and yellow. The tulip has been the favored spring bulb for centuries. Thriving where summers are dry and winters are cold, this bulb is treated as an annual where […]

This tulip bears solitary, scarlet tinged with yellow, bowl-shaped flowers on sturdy upright stems which have several leaves. The tulip has been the favored spring bulb for centuries. Thriving where summers are dry and winters are cold, this bulb is […]

One of the Bizarre tulips, ‘Absolon’ blooms in deep yellow and feathered mahogany. The tulip has been the favored spring bulb for centuries. Thriving where summers are dry and winters are cold, this bulb is treated as an annual where […]

This tulip ranges in color from tomato-red to burnished cardinal-red, some tinged with yellow. It is a member of the Double Early Group and grows 10 to 12 inches in height. The tulip has been the favored spring bulb for […]

Violacea is a hardy, clump-forming perennial with corm-like rhizomes and narrow, linear, grayish green leaves. Produces large, terminal umbels of scented lilac flowers. In general, Tulbaghia is a clump forming perennial, with narrow leaves, long stems topped with clusters of […]

Pulchella is a bulbous perennial with clusters of linear leaves. Produces large, terminal umbels of scented, light to deep purple flowers. In general, Tulbaghia is a clump forming perennial, with narrow leaves, long stems topped with clusters of star-shaped flowers. […]

Tulbaghia is a clump-forming, rhizomatous, bulbous or deciduous perennial, with narrow leaves, long stems topped with clusters of star-shaped flowers. In very mild climates, they are evergreen, frost damage occurs at 20 to 25F. They need full sun and regular […]

This evergreen tree has a conical growth habit with red-brown, scaly bark and hairy red-brown shoots. Blue-green leaves are thick, blunt tipped, linear, glaucous to 1 inch long and radially arranged. Female cones are cylindrical and when fully opened are […]

This is a broadly conical, evergreen, usually with multiple stems with orange-brown bark and orange shoots with short, fine hairs. Very glossy, dark green leaves are linear and 2-ranked, wider and more densely paced toward the rounded, notched shoot tips. […]

This cultivar has weeping branches and dark green foliage. Cones and buds are typically small and the bark is usually brown and furrowed. This plant enjoys moist soil with some acidity and plenty of sunshine.