Taurus Split Cup Daffodil

Taurus Split Cup Daffodil: "Botanical Name: Narcissus



This bold daffodils blasts its striking orange and red trumpet colors! Taurus is a mid-spring blooming narcissus. Plant in drifts for a natural look or use as a colorful spring border."



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Amethyst Astilbe

Amethyst Astilbe: "Astilbe japonica



Glorious plumes of vivid lilac pink flowers brighten up even the deepest shade, energizing it with brilliant color in early summer. Ideal for woodland areas, this vigorous variety forms a mound of foliage up to 2’ tall, and the flowers rise above it on strong upright stems 3’ high. Fluffy blooms add textural interest to cut flower bouquets, and ornamental interest in the garden when flowers go to seed. ‘Amethyst’ astilbe is an excellent ground cover, and can also be used as a border or edging plant near ponds and creek beds."



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Mr. Fokker Anemone coronaria

Mr. Fokker Anemone coronaria : "Anemonen coronaria



Description: Fast growing and free-blooming, this splendid flower graces the garden with glossy green, very attractive foliage and blue flowers. Also known as poppy anemone, it grows 8-10 inches tall, is an excellent cut flower and superb in containers. Plantings attract butterflies and deer leave them alone.

*Please soak bulbs in lukewarm water for a few hours prior to planting to wake them up."



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Bicolor Anemone coronaria

Bicolor Anemone coronaria: "Description: Fast growing and free-blooming, this splendid flower graces the garden with glossy green, very attractive foliage and white flowers with a ring of red. Also known as poppy anemone, it grows 8-10 inches tall, is an excellent cut flower and superb in containers. Plantings attract butterflies and deer leave them alone.

*Please soak bulbs in lukewarm water for a few hours prior to planting to wake them up."



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Super Songbird Mirrored Feeder

Super Songbird Mirrored Feeder: "Enjoy birds right up close!

Our Window Feeder lets you see every detail. Apply the one-way mirrored film which prevents birds from seeing you! They'll dine undisturbed, and you get a great view. Use a different seed in each hopper to attract a variety of birds. A clear roof keeps seed dry and two heavy-duty suction cups firmly attach the feeder to the window."



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