Old-Fashioned Lilacs

Our huge selection of Lilacs are here!

Nothing sweeter than fragrant lilacs in spring. Just snip a few of the clusters and bring them inside- mmmm….Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

This is the perfect time of year to get lilacs from the nursery. Look for sizeable plants with even, vigorous new buds and thick, strong branches. The flowers are traditionally lavender, but you also see them in pink, white, blue, wine red and even dark purple with white edges.

There are several reasons we love them:Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

Butterflies and other pollinators love the flowers as much as we do.

Deer tend to leave them alone.

Watering is minimal once established; I have one mature specimen that does beautifully with no irrigation at all.

Sun Exposure is something lilacs thrive upon. Bring on the heat! You can also grow them in partial sun.

Size is not massive, and easily controlled by pruning right after the bloomtime.Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

These can be really versatile, too. Grow them as a hedge to get masses of color, or feature a single specimen as a focal point in your landscape. Mix them into your butterfly garden. Put a few in pots to brighten up the deck in springtime. Harvest the flowers for plentiful bouquets, since they last quite long when cut.

Use Master Nursery Planting mix right out of the bag for container planting; mix it 50/50 with the native soil when planting in-ground. Don’t forget to add a dos of Masterstart to get those roots growing.

There’s even a dwarf variety, ‘Bloomerang’,that will bloom in flushes through spring and summer. What will they think of next?

Ours are extra fat this season, having had some exceptional chilling this past winter. Lots of flowerbuds on these vigorous shrubs, and great selection of different sizes and colors right now, so stop by!Kings Flower Nursery since 1896Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

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2023 Roses Coming Soon

Roses are incoming soon!

 

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‘About Face’

grandiflora

bush

 

 

 

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‘Abraham Darby’

English

Bush

 

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‘All Dressed Up’

grandiflora

bush & 36″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘All My Loving’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Angel Face’

floribunda

bush & 36″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Anna’s Promise’

grandiflora

bush & 36″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Apricot Candy’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Arctic Blue’

floribunda

bush, 24″ tree & 36″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Autumn Sunset’

climber

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Barbra Streisand’

hybrid tea

bush & 36” tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Baronne de Rothschild’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Bewitched’

hybrid tea

bush & 36″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Boscobel’

English

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Brandy’

hybrid tea

bush & 36” tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Brilliant Pink Iceberg’

floribunda

24″ tree only

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Brother Cadfael’

English

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Burst of Joy’

floribunda

bush, 24″ & 36″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Candy Land’

climber

 

 

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‘Cecile Brunner’

climber

 

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‘Carding Mill’

English

bush

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‘Celestial Night’

floribunda

bush, 24″ tree & 36″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Charlotte’

English

36″ tree only

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Ch-ching!’

grandiflora

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Cherry Parfait’

grandiflora

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Chicago Peace’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Chihuly’

floribunda

bush, 24″ & 36″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Chris Evert’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Chrysler Imperial’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Claire Austin’

English

climber

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‘Cloud 10’

climber

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‘Colorific’

floribunda

bush

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‘Crimson Bouquet’

grandiflora

bush

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‘Crown Princess Margareta’

English

climber

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‘Desdemona’

English

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Dolly Parton’

hybrid tea

bush

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‘Don Juan’

climber

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‘Doris Day’

floribunda

bush & 24” tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Double Delight’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Dream Come True’

grandiflora

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Drop Dead Red’

floribunda

bush & 24″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Easy Does It’

floribunda

bush, 24″ & 36″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Easy Spirit’

floribunda

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Ebb Tide’

floribunda

bush & 36″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Eden Climber’

climber

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Eglantyne’

English

36″ tree only

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Elle’

hybrid tea

bush & 36″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Falling in Love’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Fallstaff’

English

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Firefighter’

hybrid tea

bush & 36″ tree

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‘Fourth of July’

climber

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‘Fragrant Cloud’

hybrid tea

bush

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‘Fragrant Plum’

grandiflora

bush

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‘Frances Meilland’

hybrid tea

bush

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‘Frida Kahlo’

floribunda

bush

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‘Fruity Petals’

climber

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‘Full Sail’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Gemini’

hybrid tea

bush

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‘George Burns’

floribunda

bush

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‘Gingersnap’

floribunda

bush

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‘Girl’s Night Out’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Golden Celebration’

English

climber

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‘Golden Showers’

climber

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‘Gold Medal’

grandiflora

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Good as Gold’

grandiflora

36” tree only

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Graham Thomas’

English

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Grande Dame’

hybrid tea

bush & 36” tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Heirloom’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Henry Fonda’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Honor’

hybrid tea

bush & 36″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Hot Cocoa’

floribunda

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Iceberg’

floribunda

bush, 24” & 36” tree, and climber

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Ingrid Bergman’

hybrid tea

bush & 36″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Ink Spots’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘In the Mood’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘In Your Eyes’

shrub

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Intrigue’

floribunda

bush & 36″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘John F. Kennedy’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Joseph’s Coat’

climber

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Jubilee Celebration’

English

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Julia Child’

floribunda

bush, 24” & 36” tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Just Joey’

hybrid tea

36” tree only

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Ketchup and Mustard’

floribunda

24” & 36” tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Kiss Me Kate’

Arborose

climber

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‘Lady Emma Hamilton’

English

bush

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‘Lady in Red’

climber

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‘Lady of Shalott’

English

bush

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‘Lasting Love’

hybrid tea

bush

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‘Let Freedom Ring’

hybrid tea

bush

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‘Life of the Party’

floribunda

bush, 24″ & 36″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Life’s Little Pleasures’

miniature

bush & 24″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Livin’ Easy’

floribunda

bush & 24″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Liv Tyler’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Love’

grandiflora

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Love & Peace’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Love at First Sight’

hybrid tea

bush & 36″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Love Song’

floribunda

bush & 36″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Marilyn Monroe’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Marmalade Skies’

floribunda

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Mary Rose’

English

bush & 36″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Memorial Day’

hybrid tea

bush & 36″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Michaelangelo’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Midas Touch’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Miss Congeniality’

grandiflora

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Mister Lincoln’

hybrid tea

bush & 36” tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Moonstone’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Neil Diamond’

hybrid tea

bush & 36” tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Neptune’

hybrid tea

bush & 36” tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘New Dawn’

climber

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘New Zealand’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Octoberfest’

grandiflora

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Oh My!’

floribunda

24” & 36″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Oklahoma’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Olympiad’

hybrid tea

bush & 36” tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Oranges ‘n’ Lemons’

shrub

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Orchid Romance’

floribunda

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Oregold’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Over The Moon’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Parade Day’

grandiflora

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Peace’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Pearly Gates’

climber

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Peter Mayle’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Perfect Moment’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Perfume Delight’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Pillow Fight’

shrub

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Polka’

climber

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‘Polynesian Punch’

floribunda

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Pope John Paul II’

hybrid tea

bush & 36″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Pretty Lady Rose’

hybrid tea

bush & 36″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Princess Alexandra of Kent’

English

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Princesse Charlene de Monaco’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Purple Splash’

climber

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‘Purple Tiger’

floribunda

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Queen Elizabeth’

grandiflora

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Queen of Elegance’

floribunda

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Queen of Sweden’

English

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Radiant Perfume’

grandiflora

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Red Eden’

climber

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Rio Samba’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Rock & Roll’

grandiflora

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Rosie the Riveter’

floribunda

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Rouge Royale’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Sally Holmes’

climber

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Scentimental’

floribunda

bush, 24″ & 36″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Secret’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Sedona’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Sexy Rexy’

floribunda

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Sheila’s Perfume’

floribunda

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Shockwave’

floribunda

24″ tree only

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Sky’s the Limit’

climber

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Sparkle & Shine’

floribunda

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘St. Patrick’

hybrid tea

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Stainless Steel’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘State of Grace’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Strawberry Hill’

English

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Strike it Rich’

grandiflora

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Sugar Moon’

hybrid tea

bush & 36” tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Sunflare’

floribunda

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Sunset Celebration’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Sunsprite’

floribunda

bush & 36″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Take it Easy’

shrub

24″ tree only

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Tamora’

English

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Teasing Georgia’

English

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Tess of the D’urbervilles’

English

climber

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘The Fairy’

shrub

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘The Lady Gardener’

English

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘The Pilgrim’

English

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘The Poet’s Wife’

English

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘The Wedgewood Rose’

English

climber

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Tiffany’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Tropical Lightning’

climber

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Tropicana’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Trumpeter’

floribunda

bush & 36” tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Twilight Zone’

grandiflora

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Vavoom’

floribunda

bush & 24” tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Veteran’s Honor’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Violet’s Pride’

floribunda

bush, 24″ & 36″ tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Voodoo’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Westerland’

climber

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘White Dawn’

climber

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘White Licorice’

floribunda

bush & 24” tree

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘White Meidiland’

shrub

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Winchester Cathedral’

English

36″ tree only

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Wollerton Old Hall’

English

climber

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘WWII Memorial Rose’

hybrid tea

bush

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Zephirine Drouhin’

climber

Fabulous Early Bloomers to Plant Now

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

Pieris Japonica- showy!

Most days, while driving frantically to and fro, I don’t pay much attention to things that are growing within my view. The occasional bright yellow daffodil flower, orange poppies or glowing red leaves in the vineyard might catch my eye, but most days I’m focused on my destination rather than the journey itself.

Lately I’ve been noticing several of those kinds of plants- splashes of flowering glory……what I am talking about are early-season flowers, those newly opening signs of spring, many of which are really spectacular!

Gorgeous magnolias (tulip trees), pink and white flowering plum and cherry, brightly-colored quince, golden forsythia, potently fragrant wisteria. Lilacs for sweet-smelling bouquets. Old fashioned dogwood trees, covered in perfectly-formed flowers. Bare branches suddenly burst open with color, a dazzling display that is starting right now.

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Amethyst Falls’ wisteria

In the shade garden are helleborus that are fully bloomed out, sturdy white flowers that will age to a wine color. Pieris are dripping with strands of hanging ‘bells’, and the camellias are going full blast, with new flowers opening every day.

And DAPHNE! The perfume alone stops me in my tracks, but the pretty evergreen leaves and girly pink flower buds are equally inspiring.

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

Black Tullip’ magnolia flower

Out front there are some evergreen vines that are starting to pop, like evergreen clematis and jasmine. Hardenbergia, or lilac vine, is also in full glory, with plentiful lavender sprays.

We have all this and more starting to bloom now in our nursery- come by and check out all your options for a show-stopping addition to your garden!

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘snow fountains’ weeping cherry

Peonies are Here!

We’ve got a nice big crop of peonies here! They will be sprouting buds and foliage very quickly! Our peonies are big and full and will bloom beautifully this season- no waiting for years to see a flower. Ready to spring forth with lush foliage and plump buds, and ready to take home now so you can enjoy the unfurling springtime show.

Never grown peonies before? If you like to cut bouquets you will LOVE them! You gotta see these things in bloom…..

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Takara’ Itoh peony

We are thrilled to grow peonies every year. Lush plants that have ripe, colorful buds, exotic leaves and breathtaking flowers.

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Pink Double Dandy’

The peony has always been my dream flower, with it’s distinctive petals and sweet old-fashioned perfume- almost too perfect looking to be real! A photo doesn’t do this beauty proper justice, and if you’ve seen these blooms in reality you know how breathtaking they are.

We’ve got several different kinds right now, grown in large enough containers so as to readily bloom this year. They’re long-lived perennials that can give you lifelong bouquets, and will thrive here in Sonoma County with minimal care when planted properly.

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

Fat juicy buds

To start, choose a spot that gets full (or at least afternoon) sun. If you’re putting your peony in the ground, work lots of rich compost like Paydirt into the hole, and add some starter fertilizer like Masterstart. This will not only add proper nutrients like nitrogen and phospherous, but will also break up heavy clay soil and promote good drainage. If you’d like to plant in a container, that’s fine- just use Planting Mix straight from the bag, but don’t forget that starter fertilizer.

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Bowl of Beauty’ bush peony

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896The most recently developed peonies are exceptionally lush and leafy, with loads of flowers and a more extended bloomtime than old-fashioned kinds. These are the intersectional hybrids called Itoh (eye-toe), a vigorous cross between bush-type and tree-type. You really get the best of both worlds here- flower colors and foliage like the exotic tree peonies, but with the bushier habit and sun tolerance of standard bush peonies.

Cut flower aficionados are just wild about the blooms- extra-large, long-lasting, fragrant, and just downright show-stopping! When you cut a budded stem that is beginning to open, it will continue blooming in the vase for quite a while. Gorgeous!

Cruise on in to check out of our peony selection, and while you’re here we can certainly answer your questions and/or help you pick out the right one for your garden.

A Big Crop of Camellias, in Bloom Now

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Pink-a-Boo’ camellia sasanqua

Boy, are we tending to some hogs right now…….

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

sasanqua perfection- ‘Kanjiro’

This crop of camellias are extra-vigorous, dark green and glossy, with plentiful buds that are starting to pop open. Back in the day these types of plants were called hogs, due to their voracious growth, robust size and top notch quality.

You can get the best selection right now, no slop required.

This is an ideal time to plant camellias. The roots will fill in nicely during these winter months, providing ample support for the plentiful flowers and new growth of the season ahead.

Use some Planting Mix straight out of the bag when you plant in pots, or incorporate Paydirt along with Planting Mix 50/50 with your native soil when installing them in the ground. It’s important to include a starter fertilizer or camellia food into this mix as well, so as to put nutrients right near the roots; this will encourage strong, fast-growing  new roots to form.

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‘Debutante’ camellia japonica, just starting to open

Camellias are low maintenance and fairly drought tolerant once established. There are different types available to suit different planting sites- japonicas are generally shade-loving, while sasanquas will accept full sun as well as shade. Some, like the statuesque reticulatas, grow upright and tall, while others are meant to stay shorter and wider without trimming. Many will sport large, showy flowers, while others bear prolific clusters of bloom. We even have specialty espalier specimens on trellis and topiary tree camellias.

They’re one of those plants that is really versatile. I’ve seen them grown as a flower-filled hedge, as a stately specimen allowed to assume it’s natural form, even potted with colorful bedding plants beneath. I also enjoy cutting branches for flower arrangements, or floating a large blossom or two in a bowl on the table.

So if you’re hankering for a new hog, come take a peek in our pen………

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Yuletide’ blooms just in time for the holidays

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896

‘Setsugekka’ camellia sasanqua

 

Flowerbulbs are here! Plant NOW for Springtime!

 

It’s one of the best times of the year- flowerbulbs are here!

Bright yellow daffodils , vibrant tulips, fragrant hyacinth will sprout forth effortlessly next spring if you take a moment to put them in now. It’s easy to set up a springtime show with bulbs, especially when planted beneath cool season flowers like pansies, poppies, stock and snapdragons. The shoots will grow right up through the plants in spring, creating a fabulous double-decker effect – wow!

Let’s go over the basics:

Daffodils (narcissus) are abundant and reliable, the classic reminder that spring has arrived. The brightly colored flowers are most often yellow, but you also see them in different combinations of orange, white and even pink. The shorter ones are often fragrant.

Tulips come in so many different styles, heights and colors

Fringed, lily-flowered, giant mammoth just to name a few. Some bloom earlier, some later, so you can extend the bloom time by choosing some of each.

Freesia have a sweet citrusy scent

Plant them among other bulbs or perennials; the flowers bloom their way up the gracefully lilting stems for weeks. Great cutflower.

Bearded Iris have evergreen leaves

And many of the newer varieties will bloom for most of the year,Gorgeous, seemingly delicate flowers are quite large, sporting a noticeable ‘beard’ on the lower hyacinth are suited to a fair amount of shade. Full and colorful clusters of bloom are compact, upright and potently fragrant. Great for pots or in borders.

Dutch Iris have been a staple at the florist for many years

Make a statement with a large number of bulbs planted ‘shoulder to shoulder’ in a large hole, or mix some into the perennial garden.

We’ve also got the more unusual stuff, like ranunculus, anemone and sparaxis. The earlier you buy, the better the selection, so come by soon to check ’em out!

Kings Flower Nursery since 1896
Kings Flower Nursery since 1896
Kings Flower Nursery since 1896