Other Fall Bulbs

We think you'll appreciate the unique offerings in our Other Fall Bulbs section. Catering to those who prefer the new, different and rare, these spring flowering bulbs include both new varieties and old classics with a twist. From tall feathery lilies to candy striped flowering ground covers, get ready to be dazzled.

When planting fall bulbs, it's a good idea to plan ahead. Many of our Dutch flower bulbs should planted in the fall, so consider the area in which you'll be planting. Early spring-blooming bulbs generally prefer full sun, well-drained sandy or loamy soil, and some soil dressing. Fall bulbs will typically thrive during their first year regardless of soil conditions, because the bulbs provide nutrients, but perennials may require feeding. Many of our early spring-blooming bulbs are hardy in zones 4 to 9, but be sure check the planting instructions for individual types.

It's certainly easy to begin planting a garden in the springtime, but planning ahead can allow you to take the time to fully explore your options. By planting spring-blooming bulbs in the fall, you allow yourself the freedom to make considered creative choices. Take the opportunity to decide if you'd prefer wide swaths of certain colours, or small islands of mixed blooms. Consider whether you'd like a gradient of pastel hues or an explosion of riotous colour. Fall planting also lets you plan a smooth transition from one season to the next.

To create a garden that dazzles all season long, plant a variety of flowers with varying bloom times. Start with early spring bloomers like aconite and snow glories. Other fall bulbs like triteleia and allium will bloom in mid to late spring. Create a unique garden with our spring flowering bulbs for sale.