Spring Flowering Bulbs. Amaryllis A bulb produces one or two leafless stems 30–60 cm tall, each of which bears a cluster of 2 to 12 funnel- shaped flowers.

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Spring Flowering Bulbs

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Asiciatic Lily Single, large flower grown from a bulb. Colors range from white, yellow, pink and orange. Prominent reproductive structures.

Crocuses Grown from corms. Grow 6inches tall Flower in March

Daffodils Grown from bulbs Another name is Narcissus Center tube surrounded by petals.

Irises Grown from rhizomes. Flowers look like flags.

Hyacinths Grown from bulbs. Single cluster of spike flowers.

Calla lily Grown from a bulb Used in weddings

Oriental Lily Grown from bulbs. Flower is larger than the asiatic lily. Prominent reproductive structures.

Dahlia Grown from a tuber Large single flower or multiple flower

Tulip Grown from bulbs. Solid or variegated flower color. Most popular of all the spring bulbs.

Allium Grown from a bulb. Flower forms an umbel on end of stem. Member of the onion family

Cannas Grown from rhizomes Cluster of spikes on a flower stem