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Ultimate Marathon of Floral Fabulousness From the early birds like crocuses to the late bloomers like alliums For daffodils and alliums, go for at least three or better yet, 7 or 9 for that extra wow factor. Daffodils, scilla, chionodoxa, alliums, and muscari are all perennials that will come back to bloom every Some of my personal favorites include daffodils, allium, hyacinths, glory-of-the-snow (Chionodoxa), and

I plant alliums in threes and daffodils and tulips in groups of ten to twelve. Allium Plant approximately 4” deep and 4” apart Allium, Giganteum Plant approximately 8” deep and 12” apart Allium, Ostrowskianum Plant approximately 3” deep and 3” apart Anemone Plant approximately 2” Place the largest bulbs down at the bottom layer (alliums, tulips, daffodils, frittilaria, lilies) and

Sprinkle your garden with a variety of flowers and flowering herbs like lavender, salvia, catmint, allium