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]]>As a member of the Hyacinth family, it’s no wonder Ornithogalum sparkle with clusters of dreamy flowers. The plants in this family might not have the catchiest names, but they make up for it with their astounding garden performanceeasy to please and affordable little charmers that yield multiple star-shaped white flowers per stem, each etched with soft green on the reverse side of the petals.
With historical roots dating back to the 1880s, Balansae are tried-and-true beauties worthy of being nestled between taller plants in your garden. Lovely when planted in groups, these petite perennials naturalize nicely for an increasing number of flowers each passing ye!
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Includes: 10 large Ornithogalum bulbs
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]]>Now here’s something truly unique -?fascinating flower form meets brilliant golden color for a stunning spectacle to behold in the spring garden. An irresistibly mouthwatering name provides the finishing touch to this bubbly beau! As with other members of the Ornithogalum Dubium family, Lemon Custard produces multiple strong stems in April and May, each yielding numerous lovely blossoms.
Given the short stature of Ornithogalum Dubium, these darling yellow blooms look perfect in the front of borders or as cheerful additions to containers. They’re easy to please, asking for little more than ample sunshine, and will last up to two weeks in cut arrangemen!
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Includes: 10 large Ornithogalum bulbs
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]]>With a name like Orange Cream, we expect nothing less than sweetly beautiful blooms from this Ornithogalum Dubium variety. A sister to Lemon Custard, this equally mouthwatering bloomer is also right at home in mild weather gardens. Showy flowers with sharp black eyes light up beds, rock gardens, and containers with their saturated orange color and unassuming demeanor.
Beyond being delightfully low-maintenance, Orange Cream is a florist favorite, with exceptional cut flowers capable of lasting up to 3 weeks in a vase</stron! Plant alongside its sister plant for a brilliant display that can be depended upon for many seasons to co!
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]]>Can’t decide which gorgeous Ornithogalum variety to bring to your garden? Don’t wor! We’ve got you covered with vibrant white, yellow, and orange?Star of Bethlehem?blooms in our collection. Not only are these bright beauties easy to care for, but they make fantastic cut flowers and can last up to three weeks in a vaseincredible in borders, rock gardens, and open woodlands. Give your garden a?burst of color from late spring to early summer with our Bethlehem Collecti!
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Includes: 30 Ornithogalum bulbs, 1 pack of each color
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]]>If starry, fragrant blooms are your cup of tea, then you’re going to love Ornithogalum Nutans, otherwise known as Dropping Star of Bethlehem. One-sided racemes emerge from the ground carrying up to 22 nodding, bell-like blossoms from late spring to early summer. The delicate flowers flaunt soft greenish-white petals with silvery margins and darker green stripes on the outside.
Like other members of the Ornithogalum family, Nutans is exceptionally durable and provides cut flowers with the type of form and size that works anywhere. Inexpensive, eager to naturalize, and easy to love – this beauty is a fall addition worthy of a home in your gard!
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]]>Ornithogalum Umbellatum, commonly known as Star of Bethlehem, may not be the flashiest bloomers in the late spring garden, but they’re perfect for filling in the blank spaces between larger plants. A top-notch “weaver,” these bright white blooms love to peek through the foliage of surrounding plants to create a starry garden display.
The delicate flowers open when sunlight is present to reveal green stripes outside of each petal and close in cloudy weather or at night. First grown in 1593, this heirloom variety is easy to grow and makes a fantastic partner for Daylilies, Hostas, Geraniums, and many other leafy perennials.
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Includes: 20 large Ornithogalum bulbs
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]]>Ornithogalum Arabicum, otherwise known as Arabian Starflowers, are members of the Hyacinth family that happily produce clusters of fragrant white flowers, each accented by a snappy black center. In addition to filling the air with a glorious aroma, the compact bloom spikes reach up to 2 feet tall, providing vertical interest to garden beds and borders.
As a Mediterranean native, Ornithogalum Arabicum takes readily to warm weather and asks for very little attention. Plant alongside Freesia, Ranunculus, Anemones, Dutch Irises, or even early-flowering Roses for a sensational spring display. While this elegant bloomer is striking in outdoor plantings, it also looks fantastic in early season bouquets and other cut arrangements. Enj!
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Includes: 10 large Ornithogalum bulbs
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]]>Ornithogalum Dubium, also known as Star of Bethlehem, is native to South Africa and boasts bright clusters of starry blooms. As the name suggests, Coconut Cream yields stunning, frothy white flowers, each adorned with a toasted center that looks good enough to e!
Frequently grown for cutting, these long-lasting blooms rise above narrow, lance-shaped foliage on reliable stems. They also look wonderful when planted in borders, rock gardens, and open woodlands, where they will happily naturalize over time. Enj!
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Includes: 10 large Ornithogalum bulbs
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