Annika is a wildflower tulip cultivar with a romantic coloration that shifts from soft buff pink to a deeper rose pink as the flower age. Deep purple centers are like a faded ink blot. Each bulb will send up 2-3 flowers on dainty stems, kicking off Tulip season with a burst of blooms in early to mid spring. A bee-friendly bulb with a strong tendency to spread and naturalize in grassy areas or rock gardens. (Tulipa clusiana)

An all-time favorite, Pheasant’s Eye Daffodil is a naturalizing heirloom that was introduced in 1796. The snow-white recurved petals surround small golden-yellow cups with a delicate red accent. One flower per stem and sweetly fragrant, it’s easy to see why this Daffodil has remained a favorite for centuries. Bees and butterflies love the open flowers yet deer, rabbits, and squirrels leave it alone. Great cut flowers too! (Narcissus poeticus var. recurvus)