Best Fragrant Plants Seeds Bulbs in 2026

Bloom Time: This Summer to Fall Frost

Light Requirements: Full Sun/Partial Shade

Fill your garden with an immense burst of Summer color this year from July through Early October! Are you new to bulb gardening looking to just get your hands dirty? This is the collection for you.

Botanical Name: Syringa reticulata

Height: 35 feet USDA Hardiness Zones: 4 - 7

multiple orders of the same product will be packaged in one packet to save on waste

Viola wittrockiana is a well-known and popular bedding plant for early fall, winter and spring blooms. Pansies are reliable bloomers and require so little work. This Clear Crystals variety has a pure black color with no blotch.

Growing in USDA Zones: 5 - 9 as a 6 - 8 inch tall biennial, This colorful bloom makes a dramatic display! This variety also has increased hardiness so that it handles the weather better and gives longer lasting color. They mix well with spring bulbs and are great for early color. They make nice cut flowers as well.

For spring blooms, it is best to start the seed indoors in the late winter. Press the seed into the soil and lightly cover with peat moss. Darkness aids germination so it is best to shade the starter tray. With a temperature of 65 - 70F, germination normally occurs within 21 days.

Bulb Size: No. 1 Premium

Perennializing Grows Year After Year

Mature Height: 24" to 36"

HUGE Showy Blooms up to 6" Diameter

Package Contains: 3 Plant Starts

Premium Bulb Size: 16/18 cm

Mature Height: 12-18 inches / Bulb Size: No. 1 Plant - 1 Plant per package

Light Requirements: Partial Shade or Full Sun - Perennializing

Cultivar name: Tricyrtis

Primula acaulis S1 are known as Common Primrose or English Primrose. They grow in rosettes from the ground and are a favorite for early spring beds, borders and containers. Thanks to breeding programs, Common Primroses now are available in more colors and they are more hardy and long-lived.

Primrose grows as a perennial in USDA zones 4 - 7 only reaching a height of 5 - 8 inches.

They are a lovely addition to borders with spring bulbs. This variety, Accord Blue, has deep violet-blue blooms with contrasting yellow centers. Primulas make great house plants too!

With its regal elegance, this Morning Glory Knowlians Black plant displays stunningly deep, velvety trumpet-shaped blooms contrasting with a white throat. Climbing vines make this plant ideal for trellising, accenting, and screening. This graceful charmer will enrich your garden all summer long!

Morning glory knowlians black plants boast several wonderful features: they are open pollinated, pollinator and hummingbird attractors, animal resistant, dry-area tolerant, container-garden friendly, and easy to grow and maintain. They are slightly slower-growing than other varieties, but your patience is rewarded with a bounty of uniquely gorgeous flowers throughout the summer.

These Morning Glory Knowlians Black Seeds are heirloom, which means your garden will hold a piece of history! Take comfort in growing flowers that have been planted in our country for centuries and handed down over generations. These morning glory heirloom seeds are open pollinated, non-GMO and untreated.

【Planting method 】 the Bamboo plant before sowing, the seeds are soaked in warm water, and the water is changed once a day for two consecutive days. After the seeds are fully absorbed and expanded, they can be pulled out for sowing.

【Sunlight and water 】 Bamboo can grow under varying light conditions, from full sun to partial shade. New bamboo plantings should be watered regularly until they are established.

【Growing Fast】 The bamboo extremely growing fast. Nice choice as a windbreak and private forest.

Allium tuberosum, or Garlic Chives, has a subtle garlic flavor and is perfect for cooking. This perennial has flowers during the summer months that are edible. Their nectar attracts bees and some gardeners even cut the flowers for arrangements, and they dry well too.

Garlic chives are a 12 inch tall perennial herb growing in USDSA zones 4 - 9.

Garlic Chives have bulbs that can be used like a small green onion. Harvest the leaves by hand as soon as they reach about 6 inches. The bulbs are ready for harvest once flowers have budded.

Includes 1 Meyer lemon tree in 1 gallon pot, temperature controlled and shipped with care

Pot Size: 1 Gallon

Hardiness Zone: 8 to 11

Includes Bag of 2 Nikko Blue Hydrangea Bare Root, temperature controlled and shipped with care

Bare Root Size: 1 Year

Hardiness Zone: 5 to 9

Includes Bag of 4 Nikko Blue Hydrangea Bare Root, temperature controlled and shipped with care

Bare Root Size: 1 Year

Hardiness Zone: 5 to 9

Primula acaulis S1 are known as Common Primrose or English Primrose. They grow in rosettes from the ground and are a favorite for early spring beds, borders and containers. Thanks to breeding programs, Common Primroses now are available in more colors and they are more hardy and long-lived.

Common primrose in a 5 - 8 inch tall perennial plant growing in USDA zones 4 - 7.

They are a lovely addition to borders with spring bulbs. This variety, Accord Scarlet, has brilliant red blooms with contrasting yellow centers. Primulas make great house plants too!

Includes Bag of 1 Pink Beauty Hydrangea Bare Root, temperature controlled and shipped with care

Bare Root Size: 1 Year

Hardiness Zone: 5 to 9

Viola wittrockiana is a well-known and popular bedding plant for early fall, winter and spring blooms. This Swiss Giant Pansy ‘Alpenglow’ has large 3 – 4 inch blooms that are cardinal red with a black blotch. Pansies are great performs with little maintenance, and they look great in the flower bed or in containers.

Pansy Alpenglow grows in USDA zones 5 - 9 as an 8 - 10 binennial flower plant with cardinal red flowers.

They mix well with spring bulbs and are great for early color. These large pansies are quite charming and old fashioned coming from Switzerland in the early 1900s. They make nice cut flowers as well.

SUN: Although cassava plants produce their best harvest if they get extended exposure to sunlight, intense direct sunlight can cause leaf burn. In these instances, a partial shade environment would be better.

SOIL: Cassava is highly tolerant of a wide range of soils and pH levels provided it is well-drained. For best results, however, a sandy, loamy option works well.

WATER: Part of the cassava's appeal is its ability to tolerate periods of drought and also heavy summer rains. If you live in a rainy region, the soil needs to have excellent drainage.