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Named Star of Persia, this 1884 heirloom variety is spectacular! 8-10” huge globes are adorned with over 50 amethyst-violet starry florets with a metallic sheen and green eyes. Blooms May/June. 24–30" tall. 12 bulbs included. Please note: NO shipping is available. Bulb orders will be ready for pickup at the Museum mid-October. -
A garden favorite for borders and cutting! 4-5” globes are covered in violet-purple florets. Shorter stature means it will fit in nicely with other spring perennials. Blooms May/June. 24–30" tall. 12 bulbs included. Please note: NO shipping is available. Bulb orders will be ready for pickup at the Museum mid-October. -
Just the cutest miniature irises! Known as rock garden iris, pop these in near a bench or along a pathway to enjoy in early spring. Sky blue with dark purple-blue falls and white tiger marks Blooms early April. 4–6" tall. 25 bulbs included. Please note: NO shipping is available. Bulb orders will be ready for pickup at the Museum mid-October. -
Bright yellow recurved blooms on 3-4’ plants that will increase over time. As with all martagon type flowers they prefer slightly alkaline soil and full to part sun. Multiple flowers per stem attract butterflies and bees. Blooms July/August. 3–4' tall. 3 bulbs included. Please note: NO shipping is available. Bulb orders will be ready for pickup at the Museum mid-October. -
Ribbons of dark raspberry shine in the sun on these Turk’s Cap flowers with silvery white edges. As they mature they may yield up to 50 blooms on 5–8’ plants! A first year plant in a half sun environment against the foundation on the south side grew to 4’ and had a dozen flowers! They do like well drained slightly alkaline soil enriched with humus – after soil freezes add a 2” layer of leaf mulch. Blooms July/August. 4–8' tall. 3 bulbs included. Please note: NO shipping is available. Bulb orders will be ready for pickup at the Museum mid-October.







