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Members of the onion family, all these varieties prefer well drained soils and a sunny position. Plant in clumps for an effective display. |
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Gladiator |
Huge lilac flowers on 80 cm stems |
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Golden yellow clusters |
4/5 | |||
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Purple balls on 60cm stems |
5/6 | |||
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Counter Display Packs |
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Gladiator |
100 bulbs with box and photo | |||
| 100 bulbs with box and photo | ||||
| 100 bulbs with box and photo | ||||
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Anemones |
Bulb Size |
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Anemones are some of the best value bulbs available. They can be planted fron early summer to late autumn for both winter and spring flowering. For reliable germination and good flower production, anemones should be chilled for six weeks in the fridge before planting. Soak for a few hours in tepid water before planting. |
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De Caen (Single Flowering) |
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Mixed colours |
5/6 |
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| Mixed colours | 4/5 | |||
| Mixed colours | 3/4 | |||
Red |
4/5 |
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Blue |
4/5 |
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White |
4/5 |
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Violet-pink |
4/5 |
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St Brigid (Double Flowering) |
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Mixed colours |
5/6 |
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| Mixed colours | 4/5 | |||
| Mixed colours | 3/4 | |||
Blue |
4/5 |
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White |
4/5 |
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Violet |
4/5 |
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Red |
4/5 |
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Boxed Sets |
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Set One |
150 each of 10 varieties - 8 named plus 2 mixed | |||
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Set Two |
250 each of 10 varieties - 8 named plus 2 mixed | |||
Bulb Size |
Bulbs Pack |
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Bluebells NZ Grown |
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| Bluebells tolerate shady conditions and moist soils, so are ideal for naturalising beneath trees and shrubs. Planted in large drifts for effect, they establish and multiply quickly. Late spring flowering. | Bulb Size |
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Dainty blue bells on 30cm stems |
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| Dainty pink bells on 30cm stems | ||||
| Dainty white bells on 30cm stems | ||||
Mixed blue, pink and white bells |
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| Counter Display Packs | ||||
| 50 bulbs with box and photo | ||||
| 50 bulbs with box and photo | ||||
| 50 bulbs with box and photo | ||||
| 50 bulbs with box and photo | ||||
Brodiaea |
NZ Grown | |||
| Flowering in early December on 40-50 cm stems, brodiaea naturalise readily. The very long flowers are good for arrangements. A sunny position is best, but partial shade is tolerated if the ground is well drained. | ||||
Violet blue |
4/5 |
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| Counter Display Pack | ||||
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100 bulbs with box and photo |
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| Camassia | NZ Grown | |||
| Camassia naturalise easily in the garden, enjoying a moist position. They prefer full sun, but will tolerate partial shade. | ||||
Cuisickii |
Lavender blue 70cm |
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Leichtlini Semiplena |
Double cream 50cm |
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| Counter Display packs | ||||
Cuisickii |
10 bulbs with box and photo |
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Leichtlini Semiplena |
10 bulbs with box and photo |
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Chionodoxa |
NZ Grown | |||
| The name literally means glory of the snow as they flower through the melting snow in their native Europe. A cool shady place is needed for successful growing, so they are ideal for naturalising beneath trees. Late winter flowering. | ||||
Gentian blue, 10cm tall |
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| Blue with white centre, 10cm tall | ||||
| Counter Display packs | ||||
| 50 bulbs with box and photo | ||||
| 50 bulbs with box and photo | ||||
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Bulbs Pack |
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| Crocus | NZ Grown | |||
| These are the earliest of the spring flowering bulbs, and will produce several flowers per bulb. They prefer a cooler shady position such as under trees. Species crocuses flower slightly earlier than the hybrids. Crocus glasses and bowls are shown in the accessories section. | ||||
Species Crocus |
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| Bronze with yellow centre | ||||
Golden yellow |
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Rich cream |
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Pure white |
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| Soft blue | ||||
| Light blue, purple outer | ||||
Pale lilac |
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Palest blue with white stripes |
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All colours |
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| Boxed Sets of Species Crocus | ||||
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Set One |
50 each of five colours above | |||
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Set Two |
100 each of five colours above | |||
| Hybrid Crocus | ||||
| Deepest purple | ||||
| Pure white | ||||
| Soft blue | ||||
| White with a lilac stripe | ||||
| Yellow Golden yellow | ||||
| All colours | ||||
| Boxed Sets of Hybrid Crocus | ||||
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Set One |
50 each of five colours above | |||
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Set Two |
100 each of five colours above | |||
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Bulb Size |
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| NZ Grown | ||||
| We have the most comprehensive range offered to garden centres in New Zealand. Not just any old cultivars, these are nearly all up-to-date cultivars with the health, vigour and free flowering habit that the market expects, all supplied in our usual top grades. | ||||
Yellow Cups and Trumpets |
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Late flowering, small trumpet, very vigorous. |
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| Multi-headed and strongly scented, very tall. | ||||
| Shorter gowing, mid season flowering, ideal for potting. | ||||
| Yellow perianth and trumpet, very early flowering, tall. | ||||
| Mid season flowering with a real Kiwi touch. | ||||
| Early flowering and tall, an ideal cut flower. | ||||
| Red and Orange Cups | ||||
| Amber perianth, brick red cup.Very striking. | ||||
| Yellow perianth, bright red cup. | ||||
| Brick red cup on an apricot perianth. Very unusual. | ||||
| Red cup on medium yellow perianth | ||||
| Small red cup on a golden yellow perianth Special | ||||
| Wide frilly red cup on a a bright yellow perianth. Stunning. | ||||
| Medium red cup, yellow perianth, very weather proof. | ||||
White Perianths |
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| White perianth, burnt orange flat cup | ||||
| White perianth, large frilly orange cup | ||||
| White perianth, huge lemon trumpet | ||||
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Polar Imp |
White perianth, tiny yellow cup matures white | |||
| White perianth and small white trumpet | ||||
| White perianth, tiny bright orange | ||||
| Crowns | ||||
| White perianth, huge apricot-yellow crown | ||||
| White perianth, cream crown Special | ||||
| White perianth, golden orange crown | ||||
| White perianth, soft orange crown | ||||
Tazetta & Jonquil (strongly scented) |
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Double cream flowers, multi-headed and strongly scented |
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| Double creamy white, strongly scented and early flowering | ||||
| White multiple heads, fragrant, late. | ||||
| Highly scented orange cup on yellow. Multi-headed. | ||||
| Double soft yellow flowers, multi-headed, strongly scented | ||||
Miniature & Species |
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| Miniature cream with yellow trumpet | ||||
| Hoop-Petticoat species daffodil | ||||
| Yellow swept back petals, bright orange cup. Very sought after. | ||||
| Narcissus nanus, miniature yellow trumpet. Gorgeous. | ||||
| Cream, yellow cup, strongly scented | ||||
| Yellow with yellow trumpet, multi-headed. | ||||
Pink Cup |
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| White perianth, medium pink cup, late flowering. | ||||
| White perianth, pink cup. | ||||
White perianth, large soft pink cup |
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| White perianth, small dark pink cup | ||||
White perianth, deep pink cup |
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| White perianth, large pink cup with a darker frilly rim | ||||
Split Corona |
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White perianth, orange split corona |
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White perianth, bright orange split corona |
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White perianth, pink split corona |
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| White perianth, brick red split corona | ||||
Yellow perianth, bright orange split corona. |
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Cream perianth, orange split corona. |
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Ruffled Corona |
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Berlin |
Yellow Perianth, ultra ruffled yellow/orange crown | |||
| White perianth, ultra ruffled golden apricot cup | ||||
White perianth, highly ruffled burnt orange crown |
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Yellow perianth, ultra ruffled red cup |
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Double Flowering |
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Brick red on white double, highly scented |
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Very full double red on yellow |
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Orange on light yellow double |
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| Double red on creamy white | ||||
| Double red on white | ||||
Yellow on yellow double, very tall |
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| Double red on white, scented | ||||
Double frilly cream/white |
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| Stunning orange/cream, scented. New | ||||
| Double gold on yellow | ||||
| Pure white | ||||
Pink on white double, fantastic |
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| Double red on yellow | ||||
| Mixtures | ||||
| No jonquils, a top mixture of all types including doubles etc. | ||||
| Ideal for naturalising, scented varieties, cups and trumpets only | ||||
| Five cultivars, early to late flowering | ||||
| Boxed Sets of Daffodils | ||||
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Set One |
40 each of 5 cup and trumpet varieties | |||
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Set Two |
40 each of 5 double varieties | |||
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Set Three |
40 each of two singles, one pink cup, one split corona and one double | |||
Dutch iris |
NZ Grown |
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Grown on our own nursery, our Dutch Irises are renown for their range of colours, their size and their high health. We are New Zealand's leading commercial Dutch Iris bulb grower. |
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Blue Shades |
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Slate blue standards and falls, late |
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| Deep blue falls, blue standards, early | ||||
Bronze in bud, opens to a smooth blue |
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Mauve blue falls, blue standards |
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Royal blue falls and standards |
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Deep blue falls and standards |
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Intense deep blue, tall |
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Deep blue with striking petal veins |
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Light Blue Shades |
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Silver white falls, light blue standards |
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Sky blue, late flowering |
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Azure blue, early flowering |
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Purple Shades |
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Acapulco |
Huge deep purple flowers on very tall stems |
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Burgundy falls with deep purple standards |
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Electric purple |
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Deep purple standards and falls |
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Pink Shades |
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White bud opening blush lavender |
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Delightful lavender pink |
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Yellow Shades |
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Yellow falls, white standards, early |
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Orange/yellow falls and standards |
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Yellow falls, creamy standards, late |
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Bronze Shades |
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Bronze falls, rusty blue standards |
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Bronze blue falls with striking veining, blue standards |
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White Shades |
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Pure snow white, late flowering |
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Creamy white, tall and early |
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Vivid white, early flowering |
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Jumbo Irises |
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Deep blue, frilled |
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Deep sapphire blue |
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Mixed Colours |
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Mixture of the above named |
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Boxed sets of Dutch Iris. |
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Set One |
25 each of 5 varieties |
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Set Two |
25 each of 10 varieties |
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Set Three |
50 each of 5 varieties |
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Set Four |
50 each of 10 varieties (two boxes) |
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English irises |
NZ Grown |
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English irises flower after the Dutch and Spanish irises, sometimes as late as mid-summer. They prefer well drained soil and must be kept moist during their spring and early summer growing season. |
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Delightful lavender with darker fleck |
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Very deep blue |
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Dark maroon |
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Pure white |
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Lavender, blue, maroon, white |
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Boxed Set |
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Set one |
50 bulbs of each variety plus mixed |
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NZ Grown |
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Commonly known as dog's tooth violets due to the shape of the corm. Erythronium prefer a cool, moist position in rich soils, so they're ideal for naturalising beneath deciduous trees. The foliage is very attractive in its own right. |
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Golden yellow flowers on 25cm stems |
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Cream flowers with yellow centre |
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Shades of deep to light pink |
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Counter Display Packs |
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25 bulbs |
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25 bulbs |
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10 bulbs |
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NZ Grown |
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Guaranteed New Zealand Grown. |
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Freesias must be one of the most valued scented flowers for the spring
garden. Available in a wide range of colours, they naturalise well and can be grown in
full sun or partial shade. |
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Single Shades |
Bulb Size |
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Light blue with a small white throat |
6+ |
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Dark blue with a small white throat |
6+ |
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Light pink |
6+ |
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Medium pink with a white throat |
6+ |
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Deep red, small yellow throat |
6+ |
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Pure white |
6+ |
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Bright yellow |
6+ |
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Mixture of many different shades |
6+ 5/6 4/5 |
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Double Shades |
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Deep blue with a small white throat |
6+ |
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Medium pink with a creamy white throat |
6+ |
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Deep pink |
6+ |
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Carmine red |
6+ |
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Very full double white |
6+ |
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Intense golden yellow |
6+ |
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Mixture of the above cultivars |
6+ |
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Boxed Freesias |
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Set One |
50 each of 10 colours - 5 doubles and 5 single |
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Set Two |
100 each of 10 colours - 5 doubles and 5 single |
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Freesia Refracta Alba |
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Stocks do not permit us to list Burtonii, but we can offer Freesia Refracta Alba, the species Freesia of which Burtonii is a sport. Featuring the same lovely scent and colour, Refracta Alba is just a little smaller in the flower. |
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Old fashioned cream Strongly scented |
4+ |
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Counter Display Pack |
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100 bulbs with box and photo |
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Fritillaria |
NZ Grown |
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The crown imperial fritillaria is a striking garden backdrop with large
tulip-like bells suspended below a clump of green leaves at the top of the stem. Crown
imperial is recommended for cooler areas only. |
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Mahogany black on 40cmn stems |
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Deep orange flowers on 1m stems.Recommended for cooler areas only |
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Chequerboard purple and white shades |
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Dainty green bells, brown tipped Very easy to grow, 25cm. Limited. |
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Counter Display Packs |
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25 bulbs with box and photo |
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10 bulbs with box and photo |
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25 bulbs with box and photo |
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25 bulbs wih box and photo |
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| Gladioli nanus |
Bulb Size |
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These pretty spring flowering gladioli are very easy care and will flower year after year. Semi-hardy, they need a position sheltered from heavy frosts. Like all gladioli, they like well-drained soil and prefer to be in full sun. If full sun is not possible, afternoon sun is enough for success. |
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Purple pink |
7/8 |
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Magenta |
7/8 |
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Pure white |
7/8 |
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Purple pink |
7/8 |
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Pink/red |
7/8 |
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Bright Red |
7/8 |
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Salmon |
7/8 |
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Cream, red splash |
7/8 |
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Dark red |
7/8 |
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Pink/red |
7/8 |
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Mixed colours |
7/8 |
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Boxed Gladioli nanus |
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50 each of five named varieties (includes box and photos) |
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| Gladioli Species | NZ Grown | |||
Beautifully scented at night, as pollination is by moths. Gladiolus tristis is one of the most desirable species gladioli. Cream flowers in September on 60cm stems. Gladiolus carneus is a very easily grown species, flowering October/November. It is ideal for cottage and rock gardens. |
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Pale pink with crimson throat, 60cm |
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Cream, scented 60cm |
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Counter Display Pack |
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25 corms with box and photo |
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25 corms with box and photo |
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| Hyacinths | NZ Grown | |||
All grown on our own nursery, we have an excellent selection of top sized bulbs for 2001. All bulbs sold are size 14 or larger, guaranteed to fit hyacinth glasses. Hyacinth glasses and our new pebble vases are shown in our accessories section. |
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| Blue | ||||
Dark blue/purple |
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| Smokey blue/pink |
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Medium blue |
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King of the Blues |
Dark blue |
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Light blue |
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Kronos |
Very dark blue |
New |
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| Violet/Lilac/Lavender | ||||
Lilac-purple New |
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Sky Jacket |
Pale Violet |
New |
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Lavender-pink |
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| Pink | ||||
Anne Marie |
Medium pink |
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Deep pink |
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Light pink |
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Soft pink overlaid with dark pink midrib lines |
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Dark pink |
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Pink Surprise |
Medium pink |
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Apricot-peach |
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| White | ||||
Carnegie |
White |
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White |
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White Pearl |
White |
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| Red | ||||
Medium red |
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Cerise red |
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Woodstock |
Burgundy |
NEW |
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| Yellow | ||||
Soft yellow |
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Medium yellow |
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Yellow Queen |
Medium yellow |
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| Mixed | ||||
All colours |
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| Boxed Hyacinths | ||||
25 each of five named varieties |
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50 each of five named varieties |
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| Ixia |
Bulb Size |
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Flowering in late spring, Ixias like a hot sunny position. Minimum order 25 bulbs. |
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Assorted colours |
4/5 |
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Stunning blue-green, 60cm |
4/5 |
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Venus |
Deep red |
4/5 |
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Spotlight |
Bright golden yellow |
4/5 |
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Counter Display Packs |
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100 bulbs with box and photo |
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100 bulbs with box and photo |
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Venus |
100 bulbs with box and photo |
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Spotlight |
100 bulbs with box and photo |
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Bulb Size |
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NZ Grown |
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Juno irises originate from the Mediterranean and Middle East. They prefer well drained soil and need full sun, enjoying a good baking in summer. Their fleshy roots remain alive after harvest and help to establish the bulbs quickly in their new location. |
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| White standard with yellow falls, multiple flowers per stem. 30cm | ||||
| Very free flowering. Azure blue with tinges of green and gold | ||||
Counter Display Packs |
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| 25 bulbs with box and photo | ||||
| 10 bulbs with box and photo | ||||
| Lachenalia |
NZ Grown |
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We have some very beautiful Lachenalia available. All these varieties are available in limited quantities only, maximum 50 of a variety per order. |
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Orange yellow, early |
5+ |
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Red, early flowering |
5+ |
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White with darker freckles, very late |
5+ |
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Soft yellow, mid season |
5+ |
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Tall mauve blue, mid season |
5+ |
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| Leucojum (Snowflakes) |
NZ Grown |
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Great for naturalising in shady places, also tolerates warmer climates so will perform well throughout the country. |
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Groups of 5-6 white flowers on 35cm stems in late winter |
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| Counter Display Pack 25 bulbs with box and photo | ||||