Collection: Flower Bulbs

Our flower bulb collection is stacked with cutting garden favorites — dahlias, calla lilies, ranunculus, gladiolus, and more. Plant now while the soil is warming up, and you'll be arranging your own bouquets by summer.

  • Growing Zone: 3-7 outdoors

    Central Park Oriental Poppy

    From $44
    Pollinator-Friendly
  • Growing Zone: 3-9 outdoors

    Liatris Bulb Mix

    From $49
  • Growing Zone: 3-10 outdoors

    Boom Boom White Dahlias

    Striking in the garden and in a vase
    From $49
  • Growing Zone: 3-10 outdoors

    Byzantine Gladiolus Bulbs

    From $45
  • Growing Zone: 3-10 outdoors

    Galaxian® Hardy Gladiolus Bulbs

    From $49 $49
    On Sale
  • Growing Zone: 3-10 outdoors

    Dior Calla Lily Bulbs

    From $49
  • Growing Zone: 3-10 outdoors

    Caladium Bulbs Mix

    Thrives in shade or semi-shade gardens
    From $79
  • Growing Zone: 3-8 outdoors

    Red Highland Asiatic Lily Bulbs

    Delivers dramatic color on sturdy 40 inch stems
    From $59
  • Growing Zone: 3-10 outdoors

    Fleurel® Dahlias

    From $49
  • Growing Zone: 3-10 outdoors

    Hybrid Gladiolus Bulb Mix

    From $39
  • Growing Zone: 3-10 outdoors

    Vermeer Calla Lily Bulbs

    From $49
  • Growing Zone: 4-8 outdoors

    Hardy Tall Phlox Mix

    From $49
  • Growing Zone: 3-7 outdoors

    Harlem Oriental Poppy

    From $44
  • Growing Zone: 3-10 outdoors

    Vista Gladiolus Bulbs

    From $49
  • Growing Zone: 3-10 outdoors

    Tartan Dahlias

    From $49
  • Growing Zone: 3-8 outdoors

    Asiatic Lily Bulb Mix

    Includes 25 bulbs in a surprise mix of colors
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  • Growing Zone: 3-10 outdoors

    Café au Lait Dahlias

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  • Growing Zone: 3-10 outdoors

    Belle of Barmera Dahlias

    Award-winning 'dinnerplate' Dahlia
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  • Growing Zone: 3-8 outdoors

    Oriental Lily Bulb Mix

    Includes 25 bulbs in a surprise mix of colors
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  • Growing Zone: 3-10 outdoors

    Dinnerplate Dahlia Mix

    Dig, drop, and let nature do the rest
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  • Growing Zone: 3-10 outdoors

    Intimate Ivory Calla Lily Bulbs

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  • Growing Zone: 3-10 outdoors

    Non-Stop Begonia Bulbs Mix

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  • Olive Tree

    The go-to tree for elevated interiors
    From $59
    On Sale
  • Growing Zone: 4-11 patio / 8-11 outdoors

    Meyer Lemon

    Store bought < backyard grown
    From $99 $109
    On Sale
  • Large Double Orchid

    Can bloom for months
    From $139
    Best Seller
  • Plant Of The Month Club

    Meet a new plant every month
    From $69
    Best Seller
  • Fiddle Leaf Fig

    The design darling
    From $69
    On Sale
  • Money Tree Plant

    The OG good-luck tree
    From $39
    Best Seller
  • Growing Zone: 7-10 outdoors

    Star Jasmine

    A cascade of delicate, star-shaped flowers
    From $59 $69
    On Sale
  • Ponytail Palm

    Choose your planter style & color
    From $69
    Pet-Friendly
  • Growing Zone: 5-8 outdoors

    Red Dragon Japanese Maple Tree

    Plant now for year-round color
    From $159 $169
    On Sale
  • Parlor Palm

    Choose your planter style & color
    From $59
    New Arrival
  • Bird of Paradise

    Paradise, delivered
    From $69

Flower Bulbs: Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best flower bulbs to plant in spring?
Spring is the right time to plant summer-blooming bulbs like dahlias, calla lilies, asiatic lilies, oriental lilies, gladiolus, ranunculus, and liatris. Unlike fall-planted bulbs such as tulips and daffodils, summer bulbs go in the ground after the last frost, once the soil has begun to warm up.

When should I plant flower bulbs?
Most summer bulbs should be planted in spring after the last frost date in your area, typically between March and May, depending on your growing zone. Planting as the soil warms gives roots time to establish before summer heat arrives.

What flower bulbs are best for cutting gardens?
Dahlias, calla lilies, gladiolus, ranunculus, asiatic lilies, and oriental lilies are all excellent cut flower choices. Many produce long, sturdy stems and blooms that last well in a vase, making them popular for home cutting gardens.

Can flower bulbs grow in containers?
Yes. Many summer bulbs, including calla lilies, begonias, caladiums, and dahlias, grow well in containers. They are great options for patios, balconies, and small outdoor spaces.

What growing zones do summer bulbs work in?
Most bulbs in this collection are suited to growing zones 3–10 outdoors, though specific variety ranges vary. Many can also be dug up and overwintered indoors in colder climates, then replanted the following spring.