Summer Flowering Bulbs
Blackberry Lily 
A care-free plant, the hardy blackberry lily requires little in the way of maintenance. Blackberry lilies are suitable for growing in nearly any climate and bloom throughout summer. Crocosmia
Take a look at this brilliant summer bloomer. It´s great for adding height and color to the mixed bed or border. Digging and Storing Your Tender Bulbs
Tender bulbs will provide a long season of blooms year after year provided the fact that you don’t mind taking the extra time to dig and store these amazing jewels. Digging The Blood Lily
Although they bloom for only a week or two, when they’re in full flower, the Blood lily makes quite a conversation piece in the garden. Everloving Calla Lily
These lovely flowers take one's breath away as they effortlessly give outstanding showmanship in the shade garden. Growing Shellflower Ginger
The Shellflower ginger is a tall, dramatic exotic-looking landscape or container plant that will brighten up dark areas with its fragrant, light-colored summer blooms. Liatris
Liatris is an exceptional garden plant with unusual blooms. Mashua, an Unusual Tuber
A look at an interesting climbing plant related to the garden Nasturtium. Peacock Orchid
Because of the confusion with its name, many people do not realize that the Peacock Orchid has actually been around for quite some time, having first been introduced to gardeners in 1896. Phlox, the beautiful perennial rhizome.
A cottage-like plant that will enhance your tropical garden with spectacular color. Summer Flowering Bulbs [offsite link]
This site has information the care, planting, uses and types of summer flowering bulbs. Summer-Flowering Bulbs [offsite link]
An interesting article on the bulbs that bloom in summer, from HGTV. The Hardy Crinum
Crinum bulbs, growing crinums, cemetery lilies, crinum Tricyrtis: The Toad Lilies
Yet another interesting name for such a delightful group of plants, the toad lilies are hardy, rhizomatous perennials that will make a dramatic statement in the garden. Tropical Elephant Ears
A tropical garden can better manifest itself with the delights of those extremely robust tubers of the elephant ear. So you don't live in the tropics? Not a problem. Container gardening them is even better and suits them for the cold to reappear the following summer season. Look for them today. Links marked with the [offsite link] designation point to websites not associated with BellaOnline.com. BellaOnline.com is not responsible for the material found there.
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