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Daffodil to help get you over the winter blues. Fall is the time to plant these easy to grow,
low maintenance spring beauties.
Allium Allium grow from bulbs and make a beautiful addition to the garden. They are best known in the round pom-pom form, but they can be star shaped, cup-shaped, semi-circular or pendulous. Many are ideal for dried flowers. They bloom in late spring-early summer. |
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Mount Everest – 30 "
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Nectaroscordum – 30"
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Purple Sensation – 30 "
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Crocus
Crocus flowers are produced from corms. There are approximately 80 different species. Crocus are cherished for their early blooms. Economical and easy to grow, crocus are great for naturalizing. These hybrids have large flowers that emerge with the foliage. |
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Jeanne D'Arc – 4-6 " |
Remembrance – 4-6" |
Yellow Mammoth – 4-6" |
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Daffodils Daffodils are "true" bulbs. There are over 13,000 hybrids in the daffodil data bank list. These are divided among the thirteen divisions of the official classifications. All Daffodils fit into one of these divisions. Miniatures have the same descriptive division as standards, only with smaller blooms. Garden Heights carries the following varieties: |
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Division 1 — Trumpet The cup is as long or longer than the length of the petals. These narcissi are known for their long blooming season and very large blooms. Trumpet Daffodils are excellent naturalizers. They are best when planted in bunches or large clusters. |
Division 2 — Large Cupped |
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Mount Hood – 16" |
Unsurpassable – 18" |
Chromacolor– 16" |
Fortissimo– 18" |
Division 3 — Small-Cupped The small cupped daffodil has a cup (corona) that measures not more than one third the length of the petals. These daffodils are noted for brilliant colors ranging from white to vermillion red. Small Cup Daffodils are very good naturalizers and excellent for borders, beds and cut flowers. |
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Alruist– 12-18" |
Pheasant's Eye – 10" |
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Division 4 — Double Double daffodils have extra petals. The trumpet or the petals may be doubled. Sometimes both the petals and the trumpet are doubled. They are floriferous and many have a wonderful fragrance. They are mid season bloomers which are good for borders, and cut flowers. |
Division 5 — Triandrus These wonderfully fragrant, floriferous Daffodils have blooms that hang like bells and petals are slightly reflexed. |
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Calgary – 12-16"
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Golden Ducat – 16"
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Tahiti– 16"
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Thalia– 12"
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| Division 6 — Cyclamineus These Daffodils's have a slender trumpet and reflexed petals. Most are early spring bloomers. They tolerate shade and heavy damp soil. |
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February Gold – 12"
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Jack Snipe – 10"
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Jetfire– 10"
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Tete-a-Tete– 8 "
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Division 6 — Tazetta
These Daffodils's have a slender trumpet and reflexed petals. Most are early spring bloomers. They tolerate shade and heavy damp soil. |
Division 11 — Split Corona |
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Geranium – 16"
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Parisienne– 14 - 16" "
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Split Corona Mix – 15"
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Hyacith Hyacinth are well-known and popular for their fragrance. Theyare ideal for indoor forcing, to enjoy flowers in your home throughout the winter. |
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Delft Blue – 10 "
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Fondant– 10"
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Jan Bos – 10 "
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Iris
Iris flowers are produced from rhizomes. There are approximately 200 - 300 different species. Bearded Iris is an easy to grow, striking, drought tolerant flower, an easily propogated perennial that comes in a rainbow of colors. This is the first time we will be carrying these beauties at Garden Heights! |
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Autumn Wine – 36 " |
Frequent Flyer – 36" |
Harvest of Memories – 36 - 48 " |
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Tulips are grown from bulbs. There are approximately 150 species. These colorful tulips are a magical addtion to your garden.
Single early tulips are the oldest tulip in cultivation. They are known for theri strong stems, these early bloomers are available in many different colors, both jewel tones and pastels. Use in borders, beds, rock gardens, and indoor forcing.
Fosteriana Commonly know as Emperor Tulips. These "mid-height" tulips have strong stems and immense petals. They are n early spring blooming variety. |
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Orange Emperor – 16" |
White Purissima – 15" |
Yellow Empress – 16" |
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Darwin Hybrid Known for the huge size of their brilliantly colored blooms. They are beautiful in beds and borders. Darwin Hybrids are the best type of tulip for cut flowers because of their strong stems and beautifully shaped flowers. |
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Daydream– 22" |
Elizabeth Arden – 21" |
Pink Impression– 24 " |
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Triumph These mid season bloomin, strong stem tulips come in every possible shade of color, from jewel tones to pastels. Triumph tulips have the traditional tulip shape prized by gardeners. These tulips make excellent cut flowers and are the best for indoor forcing. |
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Ile de France – 16" |
Passionale– 15" |
Princess Irene – 12" |
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Lily Flowering The unique shape of these flowers make them a must have for any garden! Long pointed petals are flexed to create the lily shape. Good for beds, borders and cut flowers. |
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Ballerina – 18"
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Marilyn – 22"
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Mona Lisa – 16"
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Single Late
These late bloomers are some of the most popular. They are some of the tallest tulips available. They are prized as cut flowers and work well in beds and in borders. |
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Ingsblood – 24 " |
Pink Diamond – 20 " |
Renown –26" |
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24 - 28"
(Snow Drops) — 4"
Leucojum aestivum
(Snowflake) — 4"
Muscari Armeniacum
6"
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