The DutchGrown Blog

If you've been around the cut flower world for any length of time, you've probably heard growers and designers talk about Romance ranunculus like they're something special. They are. Here's...

When the weather warms up and the world starts feeling alive again, it's hard not to think about peonies. These are the flowers that stop people in their tracks; big,...

If you've ever seen a parrot tulip in person, you already know there's nothing quite like it. These spring bloomers are completely unmistakable, their petals are fringed, feathered, and twisted...

Tuberose is one of those plants that people remember. You catch the fragrance on a warm evening, turn your head, and there it is: a tall stem of waxy white...

Hymenocallis is commonly called Peruvian daffodil or spider lily. It is grown from a bulb and produces fragrant, starry flowers with long narrow petals and a small cup in the...

Learn how to grow Ranunculus Butterfly™ series for stunning spring blooms. Discover the best planting time, soil tips, care advice, and whether they can stay in the ground over winter....

Gardening with flower bulbs is quite easy, but there are still some tricks and tips that will make the result much more rewarding. In this post I answer all of...

Incarvillea, also known as Hardy Gloxinia or Garden Gloxinia, is a beautiful flowering perennial with trumpet-shaped flowers in shades of pink, red, or white. It thrives in well-draining soil and...

Lily of the Valley (Convallaria) is a hardy perennial known for its delicate, fragrant white bell-shaped flowers and lush green foliage. It thrives in shady areas and is perfect for...

Oxalis, also known as Wood Sorrel or Shamrock, is a beautiful plant with delicate, clover-like leaves and vibrant flowers. It thrives both indoors and outdoors, making it a versatile choice...

Filling your garden with begonias is like inviting a troupe of flamboyant dancers to perform all summer long. These shade-loving beauties, with their lush, deep green leaves and blooms that...

Dahlias are true sun lovers, but they are very sensitive to frost. That’s why gardeners in the colder climates of the US dig up the Dahlia tubers and store them...