It’s that time of year when the early gardener truly gets the best deals!
With a little bit of time and care you can add stunning perennials by choosing your bulbs now and planting them this Spring.
Cost Savings: Purchasing perennial bulbs now will save you a significant amount of money compared to buying them later in spring as a mature plant. Take advantage of low cost bulbs with high reward later.
New Varieties: Discover exciting new varieties of summer and fall-flowering corms and bulbs that are sure to enhance your garden’s beauty. From Herraria crispa (starfish lily) to other unique specimens, there’s something for every garden enthusiast to explore.
Peonies Galore: Peonies are a timeless favorite, and now is the perfect time to invest in them. While they may not bloom immediately, planting healthy clumps now ensures multiple blooms for years to come. Consider the Bartzella peony, for example, which can cost close to a hundred dollars when purchased in larger pots and older. At our nursery, you can acquire a beautiful, healthy clump for just $24.98. With proper care and attention, it will reward you with stunning blooms season after season.
The early Gardener gets the best deal here are some gorgeous perennials that will cost you a fraction of what they would later on this spring if you want to get your hands on some really cool new varieties of summer and fall flowering corns and Bulbs now is the
Time to go shopping Terraria crispa or starfish Lily this one’s new to me I think it’s going to have to come home one of my favorites and look at the peanes this is a really really costeffective way to add some gorgeous varieties to your garden they might not
Bloom this year but you’re planning for multiple blooms in the coming years and they’re gorgeous healthy clumps reference this bartzella piy when you buy them in larger pots and a little bit older you can spend close to $100 um for reference for $24.98 you can buy this beautiful healthy Clump and you
Put in the time and the care and it will reward you in seasons and Seasons to come