A Hot Colored Border Idea for your Mid-Late Spring Garden

Prized by gardeners for the color splash it brings in the mid-late spring garden, Tulip 'Ile de France' does catch the attention with its large and long lasting, bright cardinal red blossoms! This acclaimed member of the Triumph Tulips group enjoys a sturdy stem that will withstand wind and rain! Grows up to 18-20 inches tall (45-50 cm)

For absolute perfection, this exquisite lily-flowered tulip, introduced in 1980, is top of the charts. It is truly the sum of its parts: flower shape (lily-pointed petals in a slim, elegant flower); color (luminous tangerine orange); and height (long willowy stems). As an added bonus, Ballerina is delightfully fragrant! Blooming in the late spring garden, this lovely provides an elegant and graceful display when swaying in the spring breeze. Grows up to 24 inches tall (60 cm)

Taller and more free-flowering than the species, Fritillaria persica 'Adiyaman' is a vigorous bulbous perennial which grows up to 2-3 ft. tall (60-90 cm), in a beautiful display of racemes of pendent, bell-shaped, rich plum purple flowers. Blooming in mid to late spring, each stem may carry up to 30 flowers. This beautiful scenery is complimented by lanceolate, gray-green leaves.