Blooming Now: Canna Pink Magic. A strong-growing canna that will quickly reach a height of 2 to 3 feet. It's broad, glossy leaves and coral pink flowers add a tropical look to flowerbeds and large containers. A great choice for planting a living fence or visual screen.

Blooming Now: Dahlia Motto. This is no ordinary orange dahlia. Motto's 7 to 8" flowers are a harmony of warm hues that include honey, cantaloupe and papaya. Looks cool and elegant in the garden and pairs beautifully with so many other colors.

Blooming Now: Canna Tropicanna Black. A vigorous canna with glossy, dark maroon leaves and brilliant, red-orange flowers. Grows to 4 feet in just a few months and will eventually reach 6 feet in areas where it is hardy.

5-Star Favorite: Tulip Apricot Impression. "Absolutely loved this tulip! Beautiful, huge blooms that we enjoyed for some time! They made beautiful cut flowers as well due to the long, sturdy stems." - Lorie T. from Redmond, WA

Antoinette is a multi-flowered tulip, which means you get 3 to 5 blossoms per stem. More flowers gives plantings a fuller look, and it takes just a couple stems to make a pretty bouquet.

Turn up the color in your spring garden with this stunning late-season tulip. Dordogne's shapely, extra-large flowers have mango-colored petals with a pink blush. Beautiful planted near flowering fruit trees or combined with purple or burgundy tulips.

New for Fall 2022: Tulip Janis Joplin. Be among the first to grow these vibrant, lavender-pink tulips. Like other emperor tulips, Janis Joplin's flowers are early-blooming and extra-large, with broad petals that open wide on sunny days.

This award-winning daffodil has been a top choice for generations of gardeners. Ice Follies has a frilly, lemon yellow cup surrounded by pure white petals. Save 25% on Ice Follies and other early bloomers now!!! Sale ends today at 3pm PST.

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This beaut is Happy Generation tulip. A stunning tulip with pure white petals that are brushed with flashes of red. Resembles the Rembrandt tulips of old, but has the health and vigor of today's modern tulips. The tulip Bastogne makes a beautiful companion.

"I hate to say this because I want to keep them all for myself, but I love everything about this flower. It's a great start to spring." - Georgia W. MOUNT PLEASANT, SC Save 30% on Delnashaugh daffodils, now through Friday!

One of the great blues of the flower world. These award-winning hyacinths display big columns of royal blue florets with crisp white edges. Plant them near the front of your flowerbeds where you can enjoy their wonderful fragrance. Blue Jacket is also a good variety for forcing.

There's still time to plant spring-blooming bulbs! Shop our end of season sale and save 40% on tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, muscari, alliums and more. While supplies last.

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Is there really much difference between one amaryllis bulb and another? Yes! Bigger bulbs contain more stored energy to fuel growth and flowering. Our jumbo bulbs produce 2 to 3 stems, each with 4 to 5 flowers. That’s as many as 15 giant blooms from a single bulb!

Crown imperials, also known as pineapple lilies, bring a touch of the exotic to your spring garden. This heirloom favorite features a ring of deep orange bells, crowned with a topknot of shiny green foliage. Save 40% and shop now. While supplies last.

New for Winter 2023: Ambiance is a great example of the wonderful new varieties being introduced by today's amaryllis breeders. Its flowers are a work of art, with exquisite brushstrokes of red decorating each petal. A lime green center adds freshness.

Almost gone!! Get amaryllis season off to an early start with Cape Horn. These jumbo, rose-pink flowers have broad, overlapping petals and shallow trumpets. The center of the flower is adorned with a crisp white star.

New for 2023: Dahlia Pooh. Few dahlias have more personality than this cheery red and yellow collarette. Pooh holds its large, daisy-like flowers high on long, wiry stems. The plants are tall and amazingly productive, blooming early and going strong right to frost.

This infographic makes it easy to see all the different dahlia flower types and sizes so you can select your favorites.