Discover an intriguing assortment of flowering bulbs, corms, rhizomes, and tubers for adding color, texture, and seasonal interest throughout the garden. This collection brings together distinctive plants that do not quite belong among the familiar tulips, daffodils, lilies, and other major bulb groups—but certainly deserve a place of their own.

Here you'll find plants grown from a remarkable variety of underground storage structures. Some awaken in spring with delicate woodland flowers, while others rise boldly in summer or provide unexpected color later in the gardening year. Their forms range from low-growing naturalizers and rock-garden treasures to striking flowering plants capable of commanding attention in perennial borders.

Bulbs, corms, rhizomes, and tubers have been treasured by gardeners for generations because they store the energy needed to produce remarkable displays from seemingly unassuming beginnings. Many return year after year when planted where their individual requirements for sunlight, moisture, drainage, and winter conditions are met.

Use these unusual flowering plants to fill gaps between established perennials, naturalize woodland and meadow gardens, brighten borders, create seasonal container displays, or simply grow something a little different from what everyone else has.

Explore our collection of other bulbs, corms, rhizomes, and tubers for sale and discover old favorites, unusual garden plants, and lesser-known treasures worthy of a place in the garden.