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Moraea lurida
- A variable species from South Africa, usually it is the last Morea species to flower for me, at the end of spring. Season is closed now, new season starts July 2026
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Muscari commutatum ‘Album’
- This form has been around for a long time, sometimes wrongly labeled Muscari auchadra. Originally it was collected by Arne Strid at Achladea in the Peloponnese. Beautiful green-white flowers. Clump forming. Seeds offered for the first time Season is closed now, new season will start July 2026
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Muscari commutatum OP211021
- Ex. Greece; Peloponnese; Monemvasia. A robust form with deep color. Produces massive clumps. Excellent for naturalizing in a mild climate garden. Season is closed now, new season will start July 2026
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Muscari parviflorum
- Ex. Cyprus The only autumnal flowering species. Usually appears immediately after the first rain to follow by filiform leaves. Dew to the many bulblets it produces it can become quite weedy. Better divide it every few years in order to get more flowering stems. Prefers fertile soils. Season is closed now, new season will start July 2026
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Muscarimia macrocarpa
- Synonym Muscari macrocarpum Finally, we can offer 3 years old bulbs of this magnificent robust form. They will probably need two more years to flower. Highly scented!!! Season is closed now, new season will start July 2026
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Narcissus bulbocodium subsp. quintanilhae
- This subspecies from Portugal, has relatively tall stems 15-20cm. Flowers with narrow tube. Good increaser. Season is closed now. New season will start June 2025
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Narcissus cavanilesii
- Ex. Spain; Cordoba; Arrecife. A lovely, miniature, curious little autumnal flowering species. Excellent for a small pot in a sunny place. Season is closed now, new season will start July 2026
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Narcissus cerollazae
- Syn. Narcissus jonquilla ssp cerrolazae Very floriferous, highly scented and a very good clumper. Intense yellow color Season is closed now, new season starts July 2026
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Narcissus deficiens OP214138
- The Eastern Mediterranean species distributed in coastal areas, from Greece, eastward to Cyprus, Lebanon and Israel. Tends to clump with time. Season is closed now. New season will start June 2025
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Narcissus papyraceus
- A robust, floriferous form, Ex. Spain producing more flowering stems than usual. Season is closed now, new season will start July 2026
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Narcissus tazetta OP29178 – autumnal flowering form
- The autumnal flowering form which distribution is from S. Greece (Peloponnese), Cyprus, Lebanon and Syria, Israel, Palestine and Jordan Usually growing in rock pockets and crevices. It blooms as early as October till early December, leaves (1)-2-(3) are not fully developed as it starts flowering. It is a much more slender than the winter flowering form. In some populations the flowering stem elongate at…
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Narcissus tazetta x deficiens
- A very rare natural hybrid between these two autumnal flowering Narcissus from the northern Israeli coast. It is sterile therefor we need to split the bulbs. Not available this year
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Narcissus viridiflorus
- Ex. Spain; Cadiz; Ciclana de a Frontera. A wonderful, curious, autumnal flowering species from Spain and Morocco. Green color! Highly scented in the evening and during the night. Season is closed now, new season will start July 2026
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Narcissus x alleniae
- This is natural hybrid between Narcissus viridiflorus and Narcissus obsoletus. It is probably the best natural hybrid, highly floriferous,, each mature bulb can produce 2-3 flowering stems, highly scented and an excellent clumper. Season is closed now, new season will start July 2026
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Narcissus x perezlarae
- A natural hybrid from Spain, probably between N. cavanilesii and N. serotinus. Beautiful yellow flowers that become much paler as they mature. Season is closed now, new season will start July 2026
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Nerine filifolia
- Lovely slender species. Flowering late summer, 30-40cm. Excellent for a pot or rockery, needs summer irrigation. Not available this year
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Ornithogalum arabicum
- This well-known species is native to the western Mediterranean and North Africa. Tall stems in late spring, to about 80 cm caring large white flowers with black stigma and bright yellow stamens. Excellent for a large pot or in a sunny, mild garden. Good increaser and an excellent cut flower. Wonderful as a cut flower! Season is closed now. New season will start June…
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Ornithogalum creticum OP28213
- Ex. Crete; Emoudi, Pelakias To about 45 cm, this species has blue-green leaves and tall spikes of green colored flowers in late spring. A good clumper! Season is closed now. New season will start June 2025
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Ornithogalum cuspidatum OP212004
- Very rare and showy species from Syria and Iraq. It is one of the largest species in the eastern Mediterranean. Leaves can reach 40cm in length and flowering stems start short but elongate over 3 weeks to about 30 cm carrying dozens of flowers. Forms impressive clumps. Needs full sun and would thrive in wet soils. Season is closed now. New season will start…
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Ornithogalum divergens
- Ex. Crete; S. of Kakodiki Smaller than O. umbellatum with narrower, darker leaves often slightly hairy. Forming large clumps Season is closed now. New season will start June 2025
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Ornithogalum sigmoidaeum OP29177
- Ex. Turkey; Antalya Province; Perego. Only few cm tall but an excellent clump forming. Will make a great pot full or for the small rock garden. Silvery-blue filiform leaves and masses of starry flowers. Season is closed now. New season will start June 2025
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Oxalis ‘Yael’
- A stunner hybrid made by a specialist nursery in Israel. Early flowering and long-lasting flowering season. For sure one of the parents is Oxalis gracilis Season is closed now, new season will start July 2026
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Oxalis flava
- A beautiful species. Compact growth, flowers appear when leaves are still undeveloped. Margins of the segments are red which makes the buds very attractive. Leaves are narrow, little fans like Season is closed now, new season will start July 2026
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Oxalis flava var. fabaefolia (syn. Oxalis fabaefolia)
- This form has large, Lemony-yellow flowers that appear as leaves are still immature. Leaves can be very large, and often hard to believe it is an Oxalis. Better grown in a large pot as under favorable conditions in the garden it can be an invader (like most Oxalis...) Season is closed now, new season will start July 2026
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