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Flower Gardens

Create Your Dream Garden

Lilies are loved by gardeners everywhere. These big, bright, and dependable flowers have an elegance that's unsurpassed. If you plant several different varieties, you can enjoy blooms all summer long.

Hot colors are all the rage in today's flower gardens. Purples, reds and oranges--
the brighter the better!

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Double Tiger Lily Sensational double-flowered Tiger Lily was first introduced in 1870
and is now available again.
Vivid blooms flaunt up to three dozen recurving petals speckled with chocolate-brown.
Towering plants command attention even from a distance.
Late-summer flowers extend the lily season.

Double Asiatic
Lily Mixture Puts on a colorful display from early to midsummer—
before the Oriental Lilies.
Developed by premier Dutch Lily grower Piet Groot
Larger flowers in a wider color spectrum than ever before:
warm shades of red, pink, apricot, yellow and white.
Sturdy, compact plants require no staking.

Double Peony
Collection Petal-packed blooms have a lovely fragrance.
Carefree, long-lived plant rarely requires division; grow 24-30" tall.
Top-size (3- to 5-eye) clumps.

Rainbow Gladiolus
Mixture Top-quality, colorful varieties selected by Dutch Gardens' experts.
Plant in batches every 10 to 15 days for waves of color.
Perfect for cutting gardens.

Dutch Dinner Plate
Dahlia Collection Huge, dinnerplate-size flowers
Six longtime favorites from Holland
Long-lasting blooms add dazzle to late-season bouquets.
Dig up clumps after frost to save, divide and replant next year.

Bonfire Euphorbia Dramatic, three-season performer:
In spring, emerging foliage is brilliant yellow, orange and lime;
summer and fall colors are crimson and burgundy.
Tiny golden blooms in late spring.
Neat, mounded, low-growing plant lights up the front of a garden
or walkway - even containers.

Coconut-Lime
Coneflower Graceful white petals encircle a spiky, lime-green cone,
topped with a dash of brilliant orange.
Long season of bloom; loads of flowers.
Heat, drought, and mildew-resistant.
Attracts butterflies.

Japanese Iris
Collection Japanese Irises are the latest Irises to bloom;
Flowers last two to three weeks.
Native to Asia; improved by Dutch growers.
Large, 5" flowers.
Perfect along ponds and other moist sites.

Rainbow Rose
Collection Color is the key to the appeal of these five exceptional roses.
Two-year-old, field-grown plants

Hardy Sub-Zero
Rose Collection Super-hardy! Bred to withstand temperatures of 10 degrees below zero.
Strong disease-resistance.

Japanese Jack
In the Pulpit Blooms are an unmistakable sight:
a smoky-purple base, snow-white cup and large hood with purple,
green and white stripes.
Grows best in a woodland setting.

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Dutch Gardens

Container Gardening

Dwarf Sorbet
Lily Mixture What a stunning combination:
Full-size, upward-facing Asiatic lily blooms in sweet shades of
raspberry-red, luscious pink and icy white—on plants
just 12-18" high.
Superior varieties bred for their large, 4-6" flowers, high bud count
and short stems Compact habit makes them ideal for planting
in containers; Five bulbs will fill a 10"-diameter pot.

Mignon Patio
Dahlia Mixture Just the right size for pots, planters and borders.
Charming daisy-like look, with dahlia toughness and long bloom period.
Exuberant bloomers: every clump produces up to 40 flowers!
Color-balanced mix gives lots of bright, lively shades.
Long-lasting, bountiful color from mid-summer into fall.

Picotee Begonia
Mixture A top performer in shady sites.
Use to fill pots, planters or shaded windowboxes.
Intriguing, two-tone flowers add color all summer long.

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Container Gardening with Summer Bulbs

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	Double Tiger Lily		Sensational double-flowered Tiger Lily was first introduced in 1870 and is now available again. Vivid blooms flaunt up to three dozen recurving petals speckled with chocolate-brown. Towering plants command attention even from a distance. Late-summer flowers extend the lily season.
	Double Asiatic Lily Mixture		Puts on a colorful display from early to midsummer— before the Oriental Lilies. Developed by premier Dutch Lily grower Piet Groot Larger flowers in a wider color spectrum than ever before: warm shades of red, pink, apricot, yellow and white. Sturdy, compact plants require no staking.
	Double Peony Collection		Petal-packed blooms have a lovely fragrance. Carefree, long-lived plant rarely requires division; grow 24-30" tall. Top-size (3- to 5-eye) clumps.
	Rainbow Gladiolus Mixture		Top-quality, colorful varieties selected by Dutch Gardens' experts. Plant in batches every 10 to 15 days for waves of color. Perfect for cutting gardens.
	Dutch Dinner Plate Dahlia Collection		Huge, dinnerplate-size flowers Six longtime favorites from Holland Long-lasting blooms add dazzle to late-season bouquets. Dig up clumps after frost to save, divide and replant next year.
	Bonfire Euphorbia		Dramatic, three-season performer: In spring, emerging foliage is brilliant yellow, orange and lime; summer and fall colors are crimson and burgundy. Tiny golden blooms in late spring. Neat, mounded, low-growing plant lights up the front of a garden or walkway - even containers.
	Coconut-Lime Coneflower		Graceful white petals encircle a spiky, lime-green cone, topped with a dash of brilliant orange. Long season of bloom; loads of flowers. Heat, drought, and mildew-resistant. Attracts butterflies.
	Japanese Iris Collection		Japanese Irises are the latest Irises to bloom; Flowers last two to three weeks. Native to Asia; improved by Dutch growers. Large, 5" flowers. Perfect along ponds and other moist sites.
	Rainbow Rose Collection		Color is the key to the appeal of these five exceptional roses. Two-year-old, field-grown plants
	Hardy Sub-Zero Rose Collection		Super-hardy! Bred to withstand temperatures of 10 degrees below zero. Strong disease-resistance.
	Japanese Jack In the Pulpit		Blooms are an unmistakable sight: a smoky-purple base, snow-white cup and large hood with purple, green and white stripes. Grows best in a woodland setting.

	Dwarf Sorbet Lily Mixture		What a stunning combination: Full-size, upward-facing Asiatic lily blooms in sweet shades of raspberry-red, luscious pink and icy white—on plants just 12-18" high. Superior varieties bred for their large, 4-6" flowers, high bud count and short stems Compact habit makes them ideal for planting in containers; Five bulbs will fill a 10"-diameter pot.
	Mignon Patio Dahlia Mixture		Just the right size for pots, planters and borders. Charming daisy-like look, with dahlia toughness and long bloom period. Exuberant bloomers: every clump produces up to 40 flowers! Color-balanced mix gives lots of bright, lively shades. Long-lasting, bountiful color from mid-summer into fall.
	Picotee Begonia Mixture		A top performer in shady sites. Use to fill pots, planters or shaded windowboxes. Intriguing, two-tone flowers add color all summer long.

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