Stranger Than Fiction Flower Bulb Collection

Add some extraordinary flowers to your spring garden with our Stranger Than Fiction Flower Bulb Collection. Featuring five selections to wake up the senses from mid-spring to early-summer, the flowers will bring a sense of wonder to all.

In mid-spring, Persian Lily (Fritillaria persica), starts the show with 2-3' tall, vertical spikes of dusky maroon bell-shaped flowers. Multiplying over the seasons to establish dramatic groupings, this unusual flower is a favorite of all visitors – people and pollinators. Also in mid-spring, Red Riding Hood Tulip is shorter in stature but big in eye-popping color and unusual foliage. Next up in late-spring comes Cotton Candy Grape Hyacinth (Muscari). A most unusual Muscari, the lavender-pink flowers are feathery and frilly and sweetly fragrant. Allium Globemaster is always ready to surprise with its bouncy ball flower heads of violet-purple blooms. Plant them in a group where their height of 3-4' lets them tower over the late-spring to early-summer garden. Last but surely not least is Shubert’s Allium (Allium schubertii), one of our most beloved Alliums. At 16-20" tall, with long-lasting spherical, sparkler-like blooms they bring fireworks to the late-spring garden. Total of 29 bulbs. 

Persian Lily (Fritillaria persica) - 3 bulbs

Red Riding Hood Tulip - 9 bulbs

Cotton Candy Grape Hyacinth (Muscari) - 12 bulbs

Allium Globemaster - 3 bulbs

Shubert’s Allium (Tumbleweed Onion) - 2 bulbs

Bulbs are subject to change due to availability. If we make substitutions, we feature bulbs with similar attributes suitable to the collection design. Does not include planting map.