“Ready to Go” does not mean “Ready to Grow.” Don’t miss the most important step of bulb forcing.

Can you grow callas in the winter time? Here are some paths to winter forcing.

Millions of roses were grown annually and distributed from Ohio up until the 1970s. Learn more and see our handy planting guide in this post.

Greenland is part of Europe. And so are our primary trade partners.

Wow! There are lot of myths about hydroponic growing spreading amongst flower farmers new and old on the internet. Learn how to avoid the myths and costly mistakes.

Grow something beautiful. And make your purchase count, too.

Our guide: how to grow professional quality cut flower callas.

Introducing….wholesale rooted heirloom mum cuttings!

Learn how to make the most of your bulb/root shipping expenses.

We have some exciting news for 2026. Enjoy this preview of the additions to our wholesale collections.

Itoh peony roots offer a wider color range and stronger disease resistance. Learn more about them in this new Bulb Notes post.

Happy Pride Month! We’re hosting a photo/video contest. See all the details here.

Are there any considerations for growing daffodils for cut flower production, compared to garden / landscaping applications? Here is a handy guide with suggestions.

Daffodils are classified into 13+ different divisions. Learn how to identify each one.

Our guide to planting, growing, harvesting, and multiplying bearded iris rhizomes and cut flowers.

Why bother growing larger lily bulbs?

Have you ever been disappointed with a double lily that doesn’t seem to reliably “double”? Here are some reasons why that happens and what you can do to prevent it.

Here is an explanation of the affects of import tariffs on the flower bulb industry.

It seems like a simple solution, right? Why don’t we just buy American grown flower bulbs? Read on to learn the MANY reasons that is not possible.

Learn about this fascinating double-petaled tiger lily and and the secret gift it offers growers.