The Hedychium aurantiacum (Orange Ginger Lily) adds its lush tropical foliage and rich salmon-orange blooms to your garden for a pop of color in mid-late summer. With their bold, tropical foliage and delightfully fragrant blooms, Hedychiums—also...

This native flower will instantly elevate the charm and distinctiveness of your spring garden. Yes, we said that word that so many people look for...."Native!" These wild beauties have covered grasslands and prairies across the South...

Neglect, neglect, neglect. That seems to be the special codeword to get the heirloom white cemetery iris to flourish. The cemetery white iris (Iris albicans) is aptly named because it can often be found blooming in cemeteries in late March to early April...

Zingiber zerumbet 'variegata' is a beautiful ginger with creamy white and green striped foliage. This ginger has an adorable little bloom that you won't want to miss; however, it is the foliage that is something to be sure to have in your garden!...

Zingiber officinale is the true culinary ginger—the same kind you find at the grocery store. To grow your own, plant the rhizomes just like you would bulbs. With a little patience (8–10 months to maturity), you’ll harvest fresh ginger...

The Double Tiger Lily Every year we watch our tiger lilies with delight as they shoot out of the ground in early summer.  We're looking forward to the striking blooms, but perhaps even more we're looking forward to the butterflies they attract. We...

Discover the Charm of the Tiger Lily The tiger lily (Lilium lancifolium), a beloved heirloom flower with origins in Asia, has found a home in gardens across the southern U.S. Its vibrant orange, spotted blooms add a touch of exotic beauty to any...

Curcuma 'Pink Wonder' brings a vibrant pop of color to summer gardens with its pink-tipped bracts and broad, lush foliage reaching up to 4 feet tall. Paired with Curcuma 'Indian Surprise', the two varieties complement each other...

Curcuma aeruginosa ‘Indian Surprise’, commonly called Hidden Cone Ginger, is an eye-catching heat-loving ginger known for its broad, tropical-style foliage and distinctive cone-shaped flower spikes in shades of pink, white, and yellow. It...

Turn any shaded corner of your yard into a mini rainforest with the Amazon Lily’s gleaming 3-4‑inch white blooms which release a jasmine‑sweet fragrance a few times each year, all from a single, easy‑care bulb that thrives where most flowers...

Dietes may look like a delicate iris, but don’t be fooled—this bulb is tough and low-maintenance for zones 8-11. It surprises gardeners with fresh blooms every few weeks—especially after rain. Easy to grow, deer-resistant, and...

The Lycoris sanguinea is often called the "Orange Spider Lily." The blooms are a bright orange that bloom in late summer to fill your garden with color when most blooms in your garden are dying. They really work best in zones 5b-7a because they need...

The Lycoris sprengeri is often called the "Electric Blue Spider Lily." Depending on where you plant this bulb and the temperatures the color of the bloom will change. The blooms vary from pink to blue to almost purple on the edges. These lovely...

The Lycoris incarnata is often called "Peppermint Spider Lily." As soon as you see the bloom, you know why. The blooms look like peppermint sticks where a deep pink stripe runs down the middle of each white petal. These lovely blooms are fascinating and...

Lycoris albiflora - White Spider Lily The white spider lilies (Lycoris albiflora) are often seen blooming at the same time and in the same regions as the red spider lily (Lycoris radiata). In fact, they look very similar to the red spider lily,...