Van Bourgondien

Garden Guide

Bulbs and Tubers: No other types of plants will give the gardener more beauty, or a wider range of variety, color and flowering times than flowering bulbs.
Ferns: Shade loving perennials. Ferns need moisture and protection from direct rays of the sun to thrive.
Fruits and Vegetables: There is nothing more rewarding than growing your own fruits and vegetables and eating the fruits of your labor.
Indoor (forced) Bulbs: Forcing bulbs indoors is a process by which you get the bulbs to flower earlier than they would if planted in the garden.
Perennials: Perennials are among the most rewarding of all garden plants. They have long been considered the backbone of the flower garden.
Roses, Shrubs and Vines: Potted or bare-root shrubs and vines can be planted as soon as you can work the soil in early spring.

Important on Arrival: We are often asked questions about the proper storage of the plant material we offer.
Steps to Success: Help and tips for growing and maintaining some of our more stubborn varieties.
Bulb & Root Types: What do the different types of bulb & root systems mean?
Where to Plant: The most important rule when planting is to choose an area that is well-drained.
Overwintering: Hardy Plants are those that can be left in the ground safely all year even where frost penetrates deeply into the soil.