Member's Mark 60 Days of Blooms Chionodoxa, Crocus, Daffodil, Tulip, and Dutch Iris Dormant Bulbs, 60pk

Continuous Blooms for 60 Days

Enjoy a vibrant garden with this selection of bulbs that provide continuous blooms from early spring to late spring. Perfect for creating layered flower beds, plant taller varieties towards the back and shorter ones in the front. These bulbs are designed to bring color and life to your garden for multiple seasons.

Tulips: Sturdy and Bright

Tulips are a garden essential, known for their sturdy stems and bright, upward-facing blooms. With foliage ranging from green to gray-green and lance-shaped leaves, tulips come in over 15 divisions, each with unique qualities. Their ability to bloom for several springs makes them a reliable choice for any garden.

Daffodils: A Springtime Favorite

Daffodils are celebrated for their rich colors, classic shapes, and delightful fragrance. These reliable spring flowers are perfect for outdoor gardens or indoor forcing during winter. Their small, bell-shaped blooms are packed onto thick, fragrant spikes, adding charm to any space.

Crocus: Vibrant Early Bloomers

Crocus bulbs are among the earliest spring flowers, featuring glossy, deeply cupped petals and vivid orange stamens. Available in a variety of vibrant colors, they are ideal for rock gardens, ground covers, or brightening up late winter landscapes. Large flowering crocus varieties are especially popular for naturalizing.

Chionodoxa and Dutch Iris: Unique Additions

Chionodoxa, or 'Glory of the Snow,' offers adorable star-shaped flowers that naturalize beautifully. Dutch Iris adds elegance with orchid-like blooms in shades of blue, purple, yellow, and white atop sturdy stems. Both are excellent choices for enhancing your garden's visual appeal.

Planting and Care Tips

Plant bulbs in the fall before the first frost, ensuring they are buried at the correct depth. For container planting, protect bulbs in colder zones by storing them in unheated garages or sheds. Pre-chill bulbs in warmer climates for optimal growth. After blooming, allow bulbs to clump or reseed, and divide only when overcrowded. Proper storage and fertilization will ensure healthy blooms year after year.