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Flowers
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Allium amplectens Late spring to early summer blooms. Dozens of dazzling white florets per umbel.
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Allium ampeloprasum Early to midsummer blooms. Adds height, texture and bright contrast to any Allium planting.
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Allium Late spring to early summer blooms. Your pollinators will be bathing in this Purple Rain.
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Allium hollandicum Late spring to early summer blooms. Sensational in the garden and in the vase.
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Allium siculum Late spring to early summer blooms. Cascading umbels are delicate and edible.
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Allium christophii Late spring to early summer blooms. Bring some starlight into your Allium garden.
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Allium Late spring to early summer blooms. “We’re all mad (for alliums) here.”
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Narcissus tazetta Grow some early winter cheer indoors. As many as 20 florets per stem.
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Narcissus tazetta Scads of blooms per stem and spicy strong fragrance for early winter indoor forcing.
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Late spring blooms. This is one special bird!
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Late spring blooms. A bird of a very different feather.
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Late spring blooms. Beloved heirloom with smaller blooms than other Parrot tulips. Adds panache to arrangements.
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Late spring blooms. Large ornate blooms look great arranged with plainer tulips.
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Late spring blooms. Extra-large and ready to take flight!
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Mid to late spring blooms. Vigorous heirloom can fend for itself once established. More tolerant of damp than other Narcissus.
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Early spring blooms. One of the world's best-selling tulips for good reason.
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Early spring blooms. Bold purples blend well into arrangements but can also stand alone.
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Mid to late spring blooms. Sometimes you just wanna stay in that lavender haze.
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Late spring blooms. Stately, textured reds on tall stems.
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Late spring blooms. Kaleidoscopic color and texture! No two are the same.
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Late spring blooms. Beautiful diverse splashes of cheerful color. Each bloom is unique!
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Late spring blooms. Fedco Exclusive! A gem in Fedco's tulip crown.
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Late spring blooms. Fedco Exclusive! So good we can almost taste it!
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Late spring blooms. Fedco Exclusive! Springtime becomes a black-tie affair when the deepest purples are matched with pristine white blooms.
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Late spring blooms. Simple creamy blooms go with everything.
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Late spring blooms. If rose lemonade was a flower.
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Late spring blooms. Contemporary blooms blend well with pinks, reds and other purples.
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Late spring blooms. All hail the queen of dark blooms.
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Late spring blooms. The #1 stunner of the apricot color class.
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Late spring blooms. Deep satiny pink dressed in a classic tulip silhouette.
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Late spring blooms. This radiant beauty will brighten anyone's day.
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Early to mid-spring blooms. A particularly cute and sweet-smelling narcissus.
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Crocus chrysanthus Very early spring blooms. Petite, pale blue, lovely.
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Crocus chrysanthus Very early spring blooms. Be like the crocus: greet the morning sun!
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Crocus chrysanthus Very early spring blooms. Follow the yellow brick road.
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Crocus chrysanthus Very early spring blooms. A dainty yet dramatic sight in early spring.
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Crocus chrysanthus Very early spring blooms. One of the earliest snow crocus to appear in spring.
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Crocus sieberi subsp. sublimus Very early spring blooms. Stunning splashes of color.
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Galanthus nivalis Very early spring blooms. The first sign of spring outside Fedco's front door.
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Galanthus elwesii Very early spring blooms. Even earlier, and a bit bigger, than the Common Snowdrop. Often the very first blossom of spring.
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Crocus tommasinianus Very early spring blooms. This crocus species is the first to bloom in many places.
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Crocus Very early spring blooms. A blend of very early dainty blooms.
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Crocus flavus Very early to early spring blooms. The gold standard of crocus.
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Tulipa sylvestris Early spring blooms. Also called The Woodland Tulip. Often a good naturalizer in woodland borders, meadows and gardens.
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Tulipa tarda Mid-spring blooms. Long-lived and multifloral, with 4-6 blooms per bulb. Easy to grow; readily naturalizes.
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Tulipa Mid to late spring blooms. Petite and starry, with splendid color contrast.
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Tulipa cretica Mid-spring blooms. This dainty heirloom is rugged and lasting.
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Tulipa humilis Mid-spring blooms. Vibrant and low-growing, with 2-5 flowers per bulb.
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Tulipa Early to late spring blooms. Let these little stars run wild in your gardens.
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Tulipa clusiana Mid-spring blooms. Opens wide in the sun, and twists closed like a candy cane on cloudy days. Fun!