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Flowering Bulbs as Perennials - Crocus spp.
Because of the various climates in North America and year-to-year variability of the weather, the IBC cannot and does not accept responsibility for divergent results that may arise using information obtained from this document or site.

Flowering Bulbs as Perennials
Crocus flowers in early spring (February/March) and plants are 4-6 inches tall.

Summer/Fall Flowering Bulbs: Common Names
Abyssinian, Acidanthera bicolor Amaryllis, Dutch, Amaryllis = Hippeastrum Autumn snowflake, Leucojum autumnale Begonias, Belgian, Begonia (Tuberous hybrids) Begonias, Tuberous, Begonia (Tuberous hybrids) Caladium, Caladium Camas, Camassia Canna, Canna Cape tulip, Haemanthus = Scadoxus

Summer/Fall Flowering Bulbs: List by Scientific Names
Achimenes, Magic flower; Orchid pansy; Widow's tears; Nut-orchid; Mother's tears Acidanthera bicolor, Abyssinian; Fragrant gladiolus; Sword lily Agapanthus, Lily of the Nile; African lily Albuca, Sentry-boxes; Soldier-in-the-box

Spring Flowering Bulbs for North Carolina
2 Fall Tender, mulch in zone 8 Common Name Scientific Name 3 Fall Tender, mulch in zone 7, dig in zone 6 Snowdrops Galanthus nivalis

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