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K. van Bourgondien offers quality product, low prices and great customer service
You don't have to be a gardening professional to save on bulbs and perennials. Our great prices are also available to home gardeners. And for your larger projects, when you shop for bulk flower bulbs, you save!
All of our premium bulbs and perennials have the quality that gardeners have trusted for seven generations.
Before choosing bulbs and perennials for our catalog, our gardening pros pay careful attention to qualities like ease of care, long bloom times, abilities to naturalize and perennialize, flower power and overall performance. We also offer stunning, top-performing mixes and collections that take the guesswork out of mass plantings.
See the difference for yourself when you shop and compare—you'll get more blooms for your budget with wholesale flower bulbs for home gardeners from K. van Bourgondien.
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The K. van Bourgondien story dates back to the 1800s in Hillegom, Holland, when the K. van Bourgondien family began
growing tulips for the cut-flower trade. By the 1880s, the family offered flower bulbs through commercial catalogs.
In 1904, Karl C. van Bourgondien traveled to the United States to sell his family's crop of flower bulbs. Finding a demand for
quality, Dutch-grown bulbs, the van Bourgondien family started a small mail order company in the United States and supplied
greenhouses and cut-flower growers with Dutch-grown bulbs.
World War II brought changes to the business, but not the demand for quality bulbs. Because bulbs could not be imported
during the war years, van Bourgondien grew their bulbs in the United States. After the war, bulb cultivation returned to Holland
where the conditions are ideal for bulb growth.
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