Category Archives: Muscari
Paradoxum Muscari – 10 bulbs
Botanical Name: Muscari aucheri Description: Muscari Paradoxum has been a spring-garden mainstay since the late 1800s. Dense flower heads, vibrant deep blue color, sturdy 7- to 8-inch stalks are the qualities that have made it a favorite. The bulbs naturalize effortlessly. Bloom time is April/May when many tulips, daffs, and hyacinths are in bloom which
Fantasy Creation Muscari – 10 bulbs
Botanical Name: Muscari armeniacum Description: Fantasy creation is a beautiful and quite unusual grape hyacinth. It has large flowerheads that are a bit loose and more rounded than pointed. Its most unusual feature are florets that are small and tightly packed, similar to a small broccoli head. Their color is a wonderfully bright medium blue
Latifolium Muscari – 10 bulbs
Botanical Name: Muscari armeniacum Description: Noordinary Muscari, this eye-catching Grape Hyacinth has unusual bicolorflower spikes–lighter blue on the upper part, violet on the lower. It also has unusual foliage. Each bulb grows a single broad leaf. They grow 6-8 inches high, flower in late spring, and naturalizes readily to pop up each spring in greater
Blue Spike Muscari – 10 bulbs
Botanical Name: Muscari armeniacum Description: Blue Spike is a premium grape hyacinth and the most widely grown of any. It grows 8 inches tall and tops stout stems with very full, rounded, semi-double, delft blue flowers. Bloom is early to mid spring, which makes Blue Spike perfect for combining with yellow daffodils. They are great
Dark Eye Muscari – 10 bulbs
Botanical Name: Muscari aucheri Description: A relative of the popular grape hyacinth, this flower bears hundreds of tiny, bright blue bells. Uniquely edged with bright white to look like hundreds of tiny little eyes.
Grape Hyacinth Muscari – 10 bulbs
Botanical Name: Muscari armeniacum Description: Bunches of rich blue flowers, grape hyacinth make excellent cut flower additions and are great bulbs for naturalizing and adding large splashes of blue/purple color.
Valerie Finnis Muscari – 10 bulbs
Botanical Name: Muscari armeniacum Description: The namesake Valerie Finnis is after Lady Scott, wife of Sir david Scott. The unusual Muscari appeared inexplicably in her English garden. Though Lady Scott was world-famed for discovering sports & variants worthy of commercial cultivation, with her name today attached to several species, this one she could not recall
