Naturalizing Garden Box Collection

Genus2: 7 species naturalizing bulbs
Item Form: Bulb
Zone: 5 - 9
Bloom Start To End: Early Spring - Late Spring
Plant Height: 6 in - 12 in
Plant Width: 3 in - 5 in
Restrictions:
*Due to state restrictions we cannot ship to the following:
Canada, Guam, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Idaho, Oregon, Washington
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Genus2: 7 species naturalizing bulbs
Item Form: Bulb
Zone: 5 - 9
Bloom Start To End: Early Spring - Late Spring
Plant Height: 6 in - 12 in
Plant Width: 3 in - 5 in
Restrictions:
*Due to state restrictions we cannot ship to the following:
Canada, Guam, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Idaho, Oregon, Washington
show more

Includes 100 Bulbs consisting of 7 of our best varieties

This large collection contains 100 bulbs consisting 7 fan-favorite varieties of gorgeous, easy to grow spring blooms that are sure to astound for years to come! Collection includes Tulips, Daffodils, Crocus, Alliums, Muscari, Galanthus, and Anemone all shipped to you in an attractive reusable decorative box.

Minnow Daffodil: Fragrant, deer- and drought-resistant blooms with snow white outer petals and sunny yellow cupped centers on thick, cutworthy stalks.Dasytemon Tarda Tulip: Dazzling yellow petals with white tips with an unusual flower form and a sweet scent to perfume the spring garden. Crocus mix: White, yellow, lavender and violet blooms burst to life earlier than any other in this whimsical mix of petite and eager to please blooms. Allium Ostrowskianum: Raspberry pink umbels set this dwarf ornamental onion apart from the crowd! Resists deer and rabbits and attracts butterflies. Appears in late spring.Muscari armeniacum: Glowing azure bells bunch together to great a sea of beauty with this lovely and petite spring flower. De Caen Anemone mix: Carmine, magenta and lilac colored ruffled blooms dominate the late spring landscape with their whimsical, deer-resistant beauty. Galanthus nivalis: Deer proof, early blooming flowers that look adorable and pristine as their angel white wings spread throughout the terrain. They will even flourish around Black Walnut trees!

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With Wayside's bulbs, growing gorgeous flowers is as easy as Dig, Drop, Done.

Dig:

The first thing you want to do is pick your spot and dig the hole for your bulbs. Avoid places with standing water, as this could cause bulb rot. A good rule of thumb when planting is to dig down 3 times the height of the bulb, but you should follow the specific instructions for your bulb. Make sure to space out your bulbs to give your plants the right amount of room to grow later.

Drop:

Now put your bulbs in the ground, pointy side up. For fall planting, be sure to get the bulbs in before the first frost. For spring planting, the time varies by plant. Afterwards, cover the bulbs with soil and then water them in. This helps wake the bulbs up from dormancy and get them growing again.

Now you're Done!

Just sit back and wait, and in the spring your bulbs will sprout up and reward you with their beautiful blooms throughout the season. Growing flowers from Wayside bulbs really is that easy!

Videos courtesy of the Dig Drop Done Foundation.

Naturalizing Garden Box Collection

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Includes 100 Bulbs consisting of 7 of our best varieties

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