This old-fashioned hyacinth has a sparser, more delicate flower than the modern types, but it is much more likely to stick around in the garden. It resists flopping under its own weight and is known to naturalize.
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Seventeen Sisters is a multi-flowered daffodil which features many small white flowers with yellow cups held on stiffly upright stems. It is very fragrant.
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Silver standard is a beautiful tulip, with white petals boldly splashed with pink streaks.
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These dainty bell-shaped flowers in shades of maroon and white with faint checkered patterns perch atop slender arching stems. They prefer to be grown in cool moist sites.
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Sweet white flowers naturalize easily in lawns or garden beds. This early bloomer is known for poking through the snow as early as February.
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The Swan's Neck daffodil is a white daffodil that keeps its flowers bent toward the earth. It is fairly small and should be planted close to the front for the best viewing opportunities.
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Tournesol Red and Yellow is a short double tulip that does well at the front of the flower border.
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Twin Sisters lives up to its name, with each stem bearing two small white and yellow flowers.
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Van Sion is a bright yellow daffodil streaked with green. It is double, with many softly pointed petals.
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Wapen van Leiden is a lovely white tulip brushed with pink. It is well suited to the middle of the border.
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