Bulbs & Tubers

You tuck them into the ground in silence, and months later—they erupt in color.
There’s something magical about the wait, the transformation hidden beneath the frost.
Bulbs (like tulips and daffodils) and tubers (like dahlias and begonias) are underground storage organs that produce stunning seasonal blooms.
They’re typically planted in fall or spring depending on the variety.
Most bulbs require a period of cold dormancy to trigger flowering.
They’re perfect for creating recurring floral displays with minimal annual effort.
They sleep through snow and bloom with purpose, never rushed.
In every petal is a story of patience and promise.