Asiatic lilies are early-blooming perennial bulbs with showy, trumpet-shaped flowers in vibrant colors, requiring minimal care once established. They are among the earliest lilies to flower and thrive in sunny locations with good drainage.

A delicate woodland perennial bearing clusters of small yellow bell-shaped flowers in spring, followed by striking blue berries. Best grown in shaded forest conditions with consistently moist soil.

A delicate spring-blooming bulb native to the Pacific Northwest, featuring nodding checkered bell-shaped flowers in purple and yellow. It thrives in dry conditions after blooming and naturalizes well in woodland gardens.

A delicate woodland perennial with whorled leaves and small yellow flowers followed by blue berries. Native to eastern North American forests, it thrives in shaded garden settings with consistent moisture.

A classic spring-flowering bulb prized for its cup-shaped flowers in vibrant colors. Tulips bloom reliably in spring and are ideal for garden beds, borders, and cut arrangements.

Martagon lilies are elegant perennials with reflexed petals in shades of pink, purple, or white, producing distinctive turk's-cap flowers on tall stems. They prefer partial shade and are excellent for woodland gardens and naturalized settings.

A delicate spring ephemeral with nodding white flowers and mottled foliage that emerges early in woodlands. Plants go dormant by early summer after blooming.

A delicate spring ephemeral with nodding yellow flowers and mottled leaves that emerge before trees leaf out. It spreads slowly via bulbs and seeds, creating charming drifts in woodland gardens.