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Expert testimony : Joseph Tychonievich , horticulturist , frequentFine Gardeningcontributor , and author ofRock Gardening : Reimagining a Classic Style .
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‘Cheerfulness’ and ‘Yellow Cheerfulness’ daffodils (Narcissus‘Cheerfulness’ and ‘Yellow Cheerfulness’, Zones 4–8).Photos: Van Engelen and John Scheepers Beauty from Bulbs
‘Cheerfulness’ and ‘Yellow Cheerfulness’ daffodils (Narcissus‘Cheerfulness’ and ‘Yellow Cheerfulness’, Zones 4–8).Photos: Van Engelen and John Scheepers Beauty from Bulbs
Candia tulip (Tulipa saxatilis, Zones 5–10).Photo: Van Engelen and John Scheepers Beauty from Bulbs
‘Pickwick’ crocus (Crocus vernus‘Pickwick’, Zones 3–9).Photo: Van Engelen and John Scheepers Beauty from Bulbs
Shades-of-Blue reticulated iris mixture (Iris reticulatacvs., Zones 5–9).Photos: Van Engelen and John Scheepers Beauty from Bulbs
‘Unicum’ tulip (Tulipa praestans‘Unicum’, Zones 3–8)
Turkistan onion (Allium karataviense, Zones 4–8)
‘Orange Monarch’ crocus (Crocus chrysanthus‘Orange Monarch’, Zones 3–9).Photo: Van Engelen and John Scheepers Beauty from Bulbs
‘Ruby Giant’ snow crocus (Crocus tommasinianus‘Ruby Giant’, Zones 3–8).Photo: Joseph Tychonievich
‘Bright Gem’ tulip (Tulipa batalinii‘Bright Gem’, Zones 4–7).Photo: Joseph Tychonievich
‘Moonlight Sensation’ daffodil (Narcissus‘Moonlight Sensation’, Zones 4–9).Photo: Joseph Tychonievich
