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In
This Issue
Vol. 4, No. 5 Just click below to read the article you want. Frivolous Favorites Specialty Bulbs New Tulips & Daffodils Fall Fertilizing Weeds Seasonal Products Maintain your Bird Feeder Sweet Peas |
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Specialty Bulbs... an Outstanding Addition to Your Garden
| When
selecting spring-blooming bulbs, most gardeners consider only the
common varieties, such as narcissus, tulips, and hyacinths. While
these wonderful selections are popular for good reason, Navlet's
friendly bulb experts recommend being a bit more adventurous this
season. We offer a fun collection of specialty bulbs that will
pack spring with wonderful surprises. Early Birds - You guessed it. These specialty bulbs are the perfect harbingers of spring. Crocuses - Available in fantastic shades of purple, white, yellow and striped bi-colors. Flourish in most garden locations and multiply easily. Snowdrops - Very early bloomers that brighten flower beds with snowy white sparkles and lush green foliage. Spring Snowflake - An old-fashioned favorite, now available in a taller variety called 'Gravetye Giant'. Sensational Shorties - This group includes those that complement the classic narcissus, tulip, and hyacinth beds. They're easy to plant, spectacular in their performance, and their short stature makes them perfect for introducing borders and fronting taller bulbs. Grecian Windflowers - Ideal for forming large drifts under trees, in the garden, or in rock gardens. Grape Hyacinths - Perfect partners for taller bulbs. Classic, classy, and cute, these blue and white beauties naturalize easily. NEW this season is the sensational Valerie Finnis - Large clusters of bell-shaped florets, kissed with a touch of lavender blue. |
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