Spring-Blooming Bulbs for Fall Planting Nursery stock may vary.
Allium	Allium: Sun lover; some very tall and perfect for the center or back of borders. Others are short and are lovely in rock gardens. Allliums bloom from mid-spring to early summer. Large, spherical flower heads. Many varieties are available.
Crocus	Crocus: Sun lover; this flower is the “herald of spring.” Blooms late winter, early spring. Crocus will naturalize.
Hyacinthus	Hyacinthus: Sun or part shade; blooms in late winter, early spring together with the crocus and snowdrops. The hyacinth is very fragrant and comes in many colors including blue, yellow and white.
Muscari	Muscari (Grape Hyacinth): Sun lover; blooms early to mid-spring. A very popular spring bloomer and looks the best when planted in large groups instead of a few individually.
Narcissus	Narcissus (Daffodil): Sun to part shade. Narcissus is one of the most popular bulbs defining the arrival of spring. Many varieties are available.
Scilla	Scilla: Sun to part shade; blooms early to mid- spring. Scilla flowers can be pale blue, white and purple pink.
Tulip	Tulip: Sun lover; flowering time depends upon variety grown. This is an enormous group of over 100 species. Tulips come in many brilliant colors, sizes and flower forms.