Dahlias for Potting

Tulips are one of the most rewarding bulbs your customers can grow, thanks to their incredible diversity in shapes, heights, colours, and uses. From compact species tulips perfect for front borders and containers to tall, dramatic varieties that anchor spring displays, they offer endless ways to build depth and interest in the garden. Their vast colour range lets gardeners design anything from calm, coordinated palettes to bold, cheerful mixes. This versatility offers you a major advantage: tulips appeal to every type of customer, fit seamlessly into both beginner and advanced gardening projects, and drive repeat purchases as gardeners experiment with new forms and blends each season. Including a robust tulip lineup is an easy way to inspire customers and boost Fall sales.

We still have an excellent selection of tulips available. Take a moment to explore some of our new varieties below as well as others that are in stock and find the varieties that will inspire your customers.

Specialty bulbs add a refined, early‑season spark to any fall planting program, and our program offers some standout choices. Dwarf irises deliver jewel‑toned blooms at the very start of spring, while camassia rises later with elegant starry flowers that thrive even in heavier soils. Ipheion offers charming, lightly fragrant blooms that naturalize beautifully, and puschkinia brings soft, pastel clusters that glow in the spring sun. Together, these distinctive bulbs create a layered, memorable display that elevates gardens and gives customers something truly special to look forward to after winter.

Our Wholesale Growers Program is now open for orders. In it you will find 60+ new varieties you could include in your production.

Order by Thursday, July 30th for our full Landscape and Peony catalog selections!

Alliums bring a striking mix of beauty, resilience, and practicality to any garden. Their globe-shaped blooms—ranging from soft lavender to vivid purple and even pure white—add architectural interest that stands out from typical perennial forms. Beyond their good looks, alliums are wonderfully low‑maintenance: they thrive in full sun, tolerate poor soil, and return reliably year after year. They’re also natural pest deterrents; their onion‑like scent keeps deer, rabbits, and even some insects at bay, making them ideal for protecting more vulnerable plants. As a bonus, alliums are pollinator magnets, drawing bees and butterflies throughout their long bloom season. Planting them is an easy way to elevate your garden’s design while boosting its ecological health.

Order before Thursday, July 30th for our full Landscape and Peony catalog selections!