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The Allium 'Purple Sensation', ' Allium aflatunenense', a fall planted ornamental onion bulb, will produce purple flowers. This flower is sure to turn heads with its 4-inch wide globes of tightly packed pink-purple florets which sit at the top of a tal

The Caladium Mix, 'Caladium', exhibits very showy foliage plants of bright reds, pinks, greens and whites. Use this mix for borders, beds or tubs. They are hardy in zones 10-11.

The Crocosmia, 'Crocosmia masonorum', produces 12-30 brilliant orange-red florets per stem and they multiply rapidly. The gracefully arching stems add a festive brightness to the mid to late summer garden when many other flowering plants have finished their show. This Crocosmia has sword-like foliage. They are great for borders and cut flowers. Place them in full sun for best results.

The Pink Fairy Lily, 'Zephyranthes robustus', produce charming clusters of soft pink flowers 8-10" tall. These bulbs require the same care as gladiolus and they are ideal as border or pot plants. Lovely pink blooms cover the plants for weeks in late summer. Place them in full sun or partial shade. They are hardy in zone 10.

The Japanese Toad Lily, 'Tricyrtis Hirta', is a hardy perennial from Japan that is about 24-30" tall. This plant produces exotic, star-shaped blooms with purple markings. These fully hardy, ornate beauties resemble orchids. They are great for part or full shade in the border or as part of a woodland garden. They flower in autumn so they will bring a welcome splash of color to even dark shady spots.

The Agapanthus Blue, 'Agapanthus', produce buds that start out a steel-blue to blackish and stand up firmly and then they bloom out to a lavender blue and droop down. Agapanthus is also commonly known as the Lily of the Nile, African Blue Lily, and African Lily. The big flowers are comprised of up to 100 tiny tubular florets that are framed by deep green, strap-like leaves. In areas colder than zone 8, these beauties are best grown in containers and brought indoors during the winter.

The Blue and White Windflower Mix, 'Anemone De Caen Blue and White', consists of a striking combination of blue and white anemones. Each bulb produces multiple flowers in late spring. This flower is also known as Japanese Anemone and is one of the best spring flowers to plant. The foliage is glossy and brilliant. Anemone are easily grown and do best in slightly shaded locations.

The Anemone Lord Lieutenant, 'Anemone coronaria', is a double Anemone with iridescent, deep blue flowers. This plant makes a bold addition to the garden border. They are hardy in zones 5-10.

The Peruvian Daffodil, 'Ismene Festalis', produce large flower clusters that rise from Amaryllis-like foliage. This daffodil may be started indoors and it is very fragrant. The 4-inch flowers are borne atop 2-foot, leafless flower stalks in midsummer. Each stem may hold 2 to 5 flowers, which are white with green stripes. The leaves are strap-like and may be up to two feet long. Peruvian daffodils are hardy in zones 8 to 10, but can be grown outside this range if the bulbs are dug and stored in a frost-free location over winter.

The Summer Daffodil, 'Chlidanthus', produce lovely golden yellow flowers that appear in July on 10-16" stems and have a lemon scent. They make lovely cut flowers.

The Dahlia Blue Bell, 'Dahlia', is the best purple-blue Decorative Dahlia on the market! Its 4" flowers are borne on 2 1/2-3' stems. The Blue Bell flowers both in the summer and fall.

The Dahlia Pink Attraction, 'Dahlia', produces gorgeous white flowers with deep pink tips sitting on top of dark green foliage. They are excellent as cut flowers and these bloomers will flower almost until October. This dahlia's blooms are held on long, strong stems that are great for cutting. Like other decorative dahlias, the petals are uniformly arranged and rolled.