Fragrant heirloom golden trumpet narcissus. Classic & beloved.

Double daffodil with golden-orange layers. Showstopper fragrance.

Reliable white trumpet with creamy-yellow cup. One of the best naturalizing varieties for early spring cheer.

Deep, velvety maroon-black Darwin hybrid. Dramatic & elegant.

Soft salmon-apricot single early tulip. Romantic & warm.

Frilly, full blooms that mimic peonies in rich pinks, creams, and purples. Show-stopping in u-pick fields.

Ruffled, fringed petals with exotic swirling colors. Photographers love these wild, dramatic blooms.

Florist-grade Italian ranunculus in blush, cream, and coral. Layers of tissue-thin petals with strong, elegant stems.

Jewel-toned poppylike blooms with dark centers. Cool-season favorite.

Stately bearded and Dutch iris in deep purples, blues, and whites. Architectural form adds drama to any arrangement.

Fragrant, delicate tendrils of color in pinks, purples, and whites. Irresistible scent and cottage garden charm.

Tall, spiky towers of lavender, blue, and pink. Essential filler for height and airy texture in mixed bouquets.

Papery, tissue-thin petals in bold reds, oranges, and sherbet mixes. Whimsical, ethereal, and absolutely unforgettable.

Lush, fragrant double pink peony. The ultimate luxury stem.

Stunning coral-pink blooms that fade gracefully to creamy blush. A wedding and design industry favorite in NC. Herbaceous type.

White double peony with crimson flecks. Classic heirloom beauty.

Peachy-apricot English garden rose with incredible fragrance & rosette form. A luxury florist staple.

Timeless reds and pinks for grand gestures and elegant designs. The people's favorite from Valentine's to weddings.

Rose-like double blooms. Incredible vase life & elegance.

Tall rocket spikes in every color. Essential for mixed arrangements and adding vertical drama.

Massive dinner-plate blooms in blush-to-cream. The queen of dahlias.

Rich peachy-orange decorative dahlia beloved by NC florists. Warm tones pair beautifully with fall palettes.

Petite ball-type in peachy-pink. Perfect for boutonnieres and adding dainty charm to mixed arrangements.

Bred specifically for cut flowers. Exceptional stems & vase life.

Multi-acre fields of towering yellows, maroons, and bicolors. Multi-headed branching types make for prolific, photogenic u-pick rows.

Professional pollen-free variety. Clean stems, bold golden faces — ideal for arrangements.

Large, fully double blooms. Workhorses of the summer garden.

Dusty rose-mauve tones with a green center — a designer favorite for sophisticated, moody palettes.

Smaller, refined blooms on long stems — perfect for bouquet filler and tight, textured arrangements.

Big mophead blooms in blues, pinks, and whites. Exceptional volume flowers for lush arrangements and weddings.

Fragrant, bold-pink blooms with spotted throats. Instantly recognizable and loved for their powerful perfume.

Airy, daisy-like blooms in pinks, whites, and crimsons on wispy stems. Adds lightness and movement to bouquets.

Flat-topped clusters of tiny flowers in yellow, white, and pink. Pollinator magnet and beautiful dried flower.

Velvety brain, plume, & spike forms. Incredible texture & color.

Papery, everlasting blooms. Gorgeous fresh or dried.

Golden-yellow native daisy with dark centers. Adds wild, meadow charm to fall arrangements alongside dahlias and grasses.

Dramatic drooping plumes or upright spikes in deep burgundy and gold. Exquisite for textural, autumnal designs.

A fall classic in warm bronze, amber, and burgundy tones. Long-lasting stems perfect for autumn arrangements.

Fragrant pollinator magnet. Also dried bundles & essential oil.

Coneflowers beloved by bees & butterflies. Native prairie beauty.

A gardener's best friend — each ladybug can devour up to 5,000 aphids in its lifetime. Attract them with dill, fennel, and yarrow.

Essential pollinators responsible for 1 in 3 bites of food we eat. They adore our lavender fields and mountain mint.

Delicate green wings hide a voracious appetite for aphids, mites, and whiteflies. Lure them in with nectar-rich flowers.

Fuzzy and tireless, bumblebees excel at buzz pollination — perfect for tomatoes and blueberries. They love our clover patches.

Nocturnal hunters that patrol the soil for slugs, caterpillars, and weed seeds. Thrive under mulch and dense groundcovers.

Masters of disguise — they mimic wasps but are harmless. Adults pollinate while larvae consume hundreds of aphids.