The Juneau-Gastineau Rotary Club's Annual Bulb Sale Fundraiser is currently underway. Here is the 2024 selection of bulbs that will bloom in spring and summer 2024. Please check out the selections carefully, as there are many new varieties in the A la Carte Section and two fantastic garden packages, making it easy to plan a garden with bulbs that complement each other or add color to your already established garden.

Order Online Before October 7th
Pick up bulbs Saturday, October 12th between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at AEL&P.

Come to our Garage Sale on October 12th, at AEL&P!

Remember when placing your order, select a Rotarian to give credit for the sale.
You only need to do this on one of your purchases.

Warp Drive Garden (95 bulbs $100)

This year’s Warp Drive Garden has an eye out for combining timing with blooming colors! With eight eye catching selections to brighten beds and borders, this collection offers outstanding value.

Leading off is Tulip-Kingsblood--10 bulbs.  Don't miss this impressive award-winning flower! The Kingsblood Tulip’s name requires no further explanation. The bright dark cherry red is thought to be one of the most sought-after colors in the world market and has reached iconic status. The flower shape resembles a crown-wearing king to fit the theme of its name. Kingsblood blooms are resistant to external conditions and are much more long-lasting, giving you endless options for color combinations. Genus: Allium sativum; Bloom Time – Mid-Late Spring;  Color – red ; Height –24”; Full Sun.

Allium-Graceful Beauty®--5 bulbs Elegant flower heads are composed of individual white or pale pink blooms that form a dense cluster almost 3" across, carried on strong stems up to 16" high. Petals display attractive lavender stamens and spots. Allium 'Graceful Beauty®' blooms for weeks from late spring into mid-summer, providing a long season of garden interest. Flowers are long-lasting in arrangements, and flower heads can be dried for everlasting bouquets. Best of all, these North American natives aren’t bothered by common garden pests like deer or rodents. They're easy-care, drought-tolerant, and bees and butterflies love them! Our plump, premium bulbs are primed to produce a spectacular display - order plenty today. Bloom Time – Late Spring;  Color – White ; Height – up to 16”; Full Sun.

Hyacinth-Woodstock--10 bulbs. Hyacinths are the most fragrant flowers in the spring garden, and Woodstock is a standout among them. Besides heady, sweet fragrance, it boasts exceptionally large flowerheads that are densely packed with waxy florets. Woodstock also has incomparable color-a rich, vibrant shade of magenta. A strong grower in the garden, it resists flower-nibbling deer, rabbits, and squirrels. Also great for growing indoors in hyacinth glasses. Genus: Hyacinthus; Bloom Time – Late Spring;  Color – White ; Height – up to 16”; Full Sun.

Crocus-Mixed-Species--30 bulbs. Your garden will get a jump on spring with our early flowering Species Snow Crocus. These flowers are the earliest to appear in late winter to early spring, often blooming while there is still snow on the ground. This mix is only available for a limited time, so hurry and reserve yours today! Bloom Time –Spring;  Color – mixed ; Height – up to 6”; Full Sun to Partial Shade.

Muscari Armeniacum–10 bulbs. The Muscari armeniacum or Grape Hyacinth is a vibrant purple flower, resembling small tightly-packed grape clusters.  The flower has been a spring-garden mainstay since the late 1800s. Dense flower heads, vibrant deep blue color, sturdy 7- to 8-inch stalks are the qualities that have made it a favorite. The bulbs naturalize effortlessly. Bloom time is April/May when many tulips, daffs, and hyacinths are in bloom which makes Paradoxum well-suited for mixed bulb beds. It is easy to grow in planters for portable spring color to take indoors. Blooming in mid-spring, the Grape Hyacinth works great for borders and won't be eaten by four-legged visitors! Bloom Time –Late  Spring;  Color – Blue ; Height – up to 6-12”; Full Sun to Partial Shade.

Daffodil-Mixed--10 bulbs. These Mixed Daffodils will grow in abundance and are excellent bulbs for naturalizing, which means they will return year after year while multiplying. These bright and cheery bulbs are great for areas with high deer population as they are shunned by four-legged creatures. Use these to create a dramatic border or for mass planting in a woodland area. Let these Daffodils pop up from the ground and tell you Spring is here! Genus Species: Flower ColorMixed; Narcissus; Mature Height: 12" to 18" Bloom Time: Mid Spring.

Tulip--Kingsblood
10 Tulip--Kingsblood
Allium--Graceful Beauty
5 Allium--Graceful Beauty®
Hyacinth--Woodstock
10 Hyacinth--Woodstock

Price: $100
Blooms:
Early-Mid Spring
Height: 3-18 in
Varieties:
10 Tulip--Kingsblood
5 Allium--Graceful Beauty
®
10 Hyacinth--Woodstock
30 Crocus--Mixed Species
10 Hyacinth--Armeniacum
10 Daffodil--Mixed Daffodil

Tulip--American Dream
30 Crocus--Mixed-Species
Tulip--American Dream
10 Muscari--Armeniacum
Daffodil--Mixed Daffodil
10 Daffodil--Mixed-Daffodil
Rotarian Who Helped

 
Bare Root Stock
Daylilies--Mixed Reblooming
3 Daylilies--Mixed-Reblooming
-----SOLD OUT-----
Daylilies--Mixed Reblooming--3 Root Divisions. This mix has a wide spectrum colorful hues that will brighten up your yard and is ideal for borders around walkways, beds, and gardens. It's easy to look after and adapt to various soil types. Pest and disease resistance. Some cultivars also have a delectable, delicate scent that attracts butterflies and visitors. Bloom Size–4-5” Bloom Genus: Hemerocallis, Bloom Time–Mid Summer and Fall;  Color–mixed; Height–20”; Full Sun to Partial Shade.

-----SOLD OUT-----
Price: $22
Blooms:
Mid Summer and Fall
Height: 20 in
Variety: 3 Daylilies
Mixed Reblooming

Dwarf Bearded Iris--Bears Ears
3 Dwarf Bearded Iris--Bears Ears
-----SOLD OUT-----
Dwarf Bearded IrisBears Ears1 Rhizome. A spectacular splash of early spring color for the garden. Bear's Ears is not to be missed. The apricot-orange standards and lavender washed falls are of course reminiscent of the canyons of Utah’s southeast. Dwarf Bearded Irises are drought tolerant, easy to grow, and naturally deer and rabbit resistant. Perfect for rock gardens and drift plantings where its sweet and subtle fragrance can be enjoyed year after year Does not rebloom. Color–orange, purple; Full Sun to Partial Shade.

-----SOLD OUT-----
Price: $18
Blooms:
Early to Mid Spring
Height: 7-8 in
Variety: 1 Dwarf Bearded Iris
Bears Ears

Dwarf Bearded Iris--Going in Circles
1 Dwarf Bearded Iris--Going In Circles
-----SOLD OUT-----
A flamboyant and dramatic dwarf iris, Going in Circles offers award-winning style and gorgeous colouration in a petite package. Its standards of mid to light lilac bear the marks of grey-blue veining. Each garnet petal of the falls is outlined with a three-quarter-inch band of mid to light lilac. Beards are marigold, medium yellow and white. Despite the plant's compact size, its flowers are substantial and keep their good looks a long time in the landscape and as cut flowers. Color–lilac, garnet; Full Sun to Partial Shade; Prefers well drained soil, tolerant of a wide range of soils.

-----SOLD OUT-----
Price: $18
Blooms:
Mid-Late Spring
Height: 13-20 in
Variety: 1 Dwarf Bearded Iris--Going in Circles

Peony--Koppius
1 Peony--Koppius-----SOLD OUT-----

The ruby-red Koppius Peony blooms sooner than many other flowers in the Peony family. With their full magenta blooms, it’s easy to see why these Peonies cannot wait to bloom any later than they do. Each petal is delicately ruffled with a strong delightful fragrance. The Koppius Peony grows well in medium moisture, well-draining soil, and plenty of water for active growth. Otherwise they prove to be very reliable and will grace your garden every summer. They're native from East Asia and are even winter hardy, so they are truly the full package. Genus Paeonia Lactiflora; Bloom time – Late Spring; Height – 20-24”;  Full sun

-----SOLD OUT-----
Price: $22
Blooms:
Late Spring
Height: 20-24 in
Variety: 1 Peony--Koppius

  

A la Carte
Tulip--Queen of the Night
3 Tulip--Queen of the Night
The Queen of the Night Tulip is a sophisticated maroon tulip with a dark, velvety shade that blends into black towards the bottom of its cup-like flower. Alongside white and light-colored tulips, it adds contrast and beauty, but on its own, it adds a little pocket of darkness to any garden decor. Plant in clumps for exceptional ground cover or add to pots to transfer inside in colder weather. Happiest in full sun. color--red-black. 

Price: $18
Blooms: Late Spring
Height: 12-18 in

Variety: 10 Tulip--Queen of the Night
 
Rotarian Who Helped

 
Tulip--Blushing Beauty
10 Tulip--Blushing Beauty-----SOLD OUT-----

-----SOLD OUT-----
Introducing 'Blushing Beauty', a distinguished member of the Lefeber Hybrids, a collection of tulips that represents the pinnacle of tulip cultivation. Developed by the world-renowned tulip hybridizer D.W. Lefeber, this variety exemplifies the height of excellence in tulip breeding. 'Blushing Beauty' stands out for its remarkable size, exceptional garden performance, and its unique color combinations, a testament to the artistry and expertise of Lefeber's work.

This tulip is not just a flower; it's a piece of horticultural history, a result of meticulous selection and breeding to achieve perfection in form and hue. Plant 'Blushing Beauty' in your garden and witness the legacy of D.W. Lefeber come to life, as these tulips bloom with a grace and elegance that is both rare and captivating. Experience the joy of gardening with a tulip that is as beautiful as it is significant in the world of floral cultivation.  Color–yellow, red, Full sun.

Price: $18
Blooms: Late Spring
Height: 12-18 in

Variety: 10 Tulip--Blushing Beauty

Tulip--Blue Diamond
10 Tulip--Blue Diamond-----SOLD OUT-----

-----SOLD OUT-----
Lavender blue blossoms add color contrast to mixed tulip beds. Elegant cupped flowers measure 3-1/2" and display well above the foliage on 15" stems. Blooms in April or May. Order today to make sure you reserve your bulbs. This rare color is sure to be a sellout. Color–purple, Full sun.

Price: $18
Blooms: Late Spring
Height: 12-18 in
Variety: 10 Tulip--Blue Diamond
 
 
Tulip--Mixed Single Early
10 Tulip--Mixed-Single Early

Mixed Single Early Tulips have cup-like multi-colored tulip blooms that blossom in early spring when full sun is possible, though they can be forced in winter if conditions allow. These 12”-24” hardy plants come in a rainbow of colors and possess sturdy stems that are capable of withstanding wind and rain, making them a versatile plant that will feel at home in most USDA zones. Color–mixed, Full sun.

Price: $18
Blooms: Early Spring
Height: 12-24 in

Variety: 10 Tulip--Mixed Single Early

Rotarian Who Helped

 
Tulip--Mixed Double Early
10 Tulip--Mixed-Double Early
Mixed Double Early Tulips have two glorious rows of petals in shades of red, yellow, pink, and orange to add vibrant color and impact to your garden pots and borders. Called Early Tulips due to their flowering schedule, which hits in early spring, these flowers favor full sun or partial shade, which will encourage them to flower perennially in most of the USDA zones. Color–mixed, Full sun/partial shade.

Price: $18
Blooms: Early Spring
Height: 18-20 in
Variety: 10 Tulip--Mixed Double Early

 
Rotarian Who Helped

 
Tulip--Mixed Darwin Hybrid
10 Tulip--Mixed-Darwin Hybrid
Transform your garden into a vibrant tapestry of spring colors with our Mixed Darwin Hybrid Tulip Bulbs. This specially curated collection is a gardener's dream, featuring top-grade bulbs that promise a spectacular display of varied hues. Imagine your garden awash in a delightful rainbow of colors, each tulip standing tall and proud, reaching heights of 20 to 24 inches. This mixture is not just a visual feast; it's a celebration of spring, bringing life and energy to your garden as it awakens from its winter slumber. Color–Mixed, Full sun.

Price: $18
Blooms: Mid Spring
Height: 20-24 in
Variety: 10 Tulip--Mixed Darwin Hybrid

 
Rotarian Who Helped

 
Glory of the Snow
25 Glory of the Snow

These delightful sky-blue blooms with white centers are perfect for rockeries, borders, under trees and shrubs. They're the first of the springtime blooms to peek their heads through the snow. Genus: Chionodox forbesii; Color–Blue, Full sun.

Price: $12
Blooms: Early Spring
Height: 6 in
Variety: 25 Glory of the Snow

 
Rotarian Who Helped

 
Daffodil--Tahiti
10 Daffodil--Tahiti-----SOLD OUT-----
-----SOLD OUT-----
Tahiti Double Daffodil produces plenty of blooms with abundant, airy yellow petals. The stunning beauty of the petals is complemented by the bright orange color of the central cup, like a bright yellow star. Choose a sheltered location for planting, as the stems are prone to breaking if exposed to strong winds. They're great for beds, borders, and containers alike. Growing up to 24 inches high, they just need a mixture of sun and shade to start impressing the neighbors. Genus: Narcissus; Color–Yellow, Full sun, partial shade.

Price: $18
Blooms: Mid Spring
Height: 12-24 in
Variety: 10 Daffodil--Tahiti
 
Daffodil--Mixed Trumpet
10 Daffodil--Mixed-Trumpet-----SOLD OUT-----
-----SOLD OUT-----
The blossoms appear in mid-spring on sturdy 16-18" stems, and last up to four weeks. In the garden, this outstanding variety is prized for mass plantings and borders; in the vase, the long-lasting flowers are eye-catching, and blend well with other spring blooms. Resistant to rodents and deer, these daffodil with thrive for years, multiplying to produce more beauty each year. Genus: Narcissus; Color–mixed, Full sun, partial shade.


Price: $18
Blooms: Spring
Height: 12-24 in
Variety: 10
Daffodil--Mixed Trumpet
Crocus--Ruby Giant
10 Crocus--Ruby Giant

A species crocus, among the first to bloom in early spring. Very low-growing, it creates a rich, velvety carpet of deep lilac purple flowers with golden centers, on stems just 4-6" high. Silvery stripes decorate the bright green foliage. Use this versatile variety to edge a border or walkway or plant in a lawn for a burst of refreshing color - flowers will have faded by the time you have to mow. Also eye-catching in drifts under deciduous trees. Color–Purple, Full sun.

Price: $14
Blooms: Mid Spring
Height: 6 in
Variety: 10 Crocus--Ruby Giant

 
Rotarian Who Helped

 
Crocus--Tri-Color Species
10 Crocus--Tri-Color
Highly vigorous, hardy, and completely care free! Just plant and forget them until they pop up in early spring. 4" high, they open chalice-form blooms - blue with white feathering and a yellow base. Tuck them into rock gardens, mix among tulips, daffs, and hyacinths. Planted closely in casual groups, they'll naturalize readily and multiply each year to create drifts of spring color. It's also fun to plant them here and there on a lawn. They'll pop up right through the grass. Full sun or partial shade. Color–Blue, White, Yellow.

Price: $14
Blooms: Early Spring
Height: 6 in
Variety:
10 Crocus--Tri-Color Species
 
Rotarian Who Helped

 
Allium--Caeruleum
5 Allium--Caeruleum-----SOLD OUT-----
-----SOLD OUT-----
Commonly known as the blue globe onion, the flower produces brilliant blue tennis-ball shaped heads. The Allium Caeruleum sports 30-50 Flowers per stem and grows to an average of 24 inches tall. The flowers flourish in dry conditions and may be drought resistant when established. Genus:
Allium sativum; Color – Purple, Full Sun
.


Price: $14
Blooms: Spring
Height: 12-24 in
Variety: 5 Allium--Caeruleum

 
Allium--Giganteum
3 Allium--Giganteum-----SOLD OUT-----
-----SOLD OUT-----
Blooms the size of softballs atop tall, regal flower stems. Always impressive and eye-catching, they grow 3 to 4 feet tall and the flowers are a clear, vivid purple. Plant them in dramatic groupings or along the back of the border. A sheltered location where the blooms won't be exposed to strong winds is a good idea. Flowers open mid to early summer and will attract butterflies to your garden. 

Price: $22
Blooms: Late Summer
Height: 24-48 in

Variety: 3 Allium--Giganteum
Hardneck Garlic Variety Pack
Locally Grown--Locally Sourced
We are proud to offer you three types of hardneck garlic from Juneau's very own Master Gardener, Joe Orsi. 

What grows best here? I have done crop trials with 43 varieties of garlic near Auke Bay. My conclusions are that all can be grown here, but the more ancestral “hardneck” types perform best in our climate. Additionally, a few hardneck varieties have proven to be particularly productive with outstanding flavor. These are the ones I continue to grow organically in a sustainable manner. Garlic can be challenging to grow to a large size because it is 10-month crop requiring healthy and fertile soil, and needs proper attention to timing of its culture from planting to harvest. My preferred varieties of hardneck garlic to grow include: Killarney Red (Rocambole), Chesnok Red (Purple stripe), Russian Giant (Porcelain), and Purple Glazer (Marbled purple stripe). These varieties have stood the test of time in Juneau, and all of which taste superb. Each year, large cloves are replanted from the largest bulbs each year to maintain a strong sustainable planting stock.

Chesnok Red (Purple Stripe) 9-10 Cloves -- White and Burgundy cloves. Clean, robust flavor, keeps 6-10 months. Best for baking or roasting.

Exceptional flavor Purple Striped Giant (Porcelain) 4-8 Cloves -- Tan cloves. Mild flavor, keeps 8-10 months, peels easily.

Purple Glazer (Purple Stripe) - 8 Cloves -- Purple and tan cloves. keeps 6 months, spicy, aromatic, pleasant with no hot aftertaste.

Garlic--Hardneck Variety Pack

Price: $21
Harvest:
Before first frost
Height: 4-24 in
Varieties:
2 - Chesnok Red
2 - Purple Striped Giant
1 - Purple Glazer

Rotarian Who Helped

Power Planters ($50/hour)

No time to plant?

We will plant for you! Estimate the number of hours needed (Rule of thumb: 1 hour for every 100 bulbs. If it takes longer, pay at time of planting.)

Add to cart, then add the number of hours needed for your planting.

Rotarian Who Helped

 
Donation
Make a donation to help fund some of our community service projects and programs. Community Service Projects are at the heart of our club’s activities and the Juneau-Gastineau Rotary Club has several notable projects right here in Juneau. Below are some examples of the Club’s service projects and programs.

Donations also help us with community plantings to beautify Juneau! Can't use bulbs? Donate money for bulbs to be planted in public plantings such as Egan Drive median, UAS, Douglas and Auke Bay Roundabouts and the Adult Day Center. We welcome ideas for additional places to plant.
Select Donation Amount
Rotarian Who Helped

 
  • Monthly Dinners at the Glory Hall
  • Food Bank Collection
  • Weekend School Food Program
  • TrailMix Adopt-a-Trail: Lena Point Trail
  • Housing First Furniture
  • Auke Lake & Fish Creek Wayside Shelters
  • AWARE Shelter Bedding
  • Jensen Olson Arboretum: Greenhouse & Kiosk
  • Auke Bay Elementary Playground Equipment
  • Riverbend School Playground Equipment
  • Family Day at the Lake
  • Senior Citizen Home Repairs
  • Zach Gordon Youth Center Upgrades
  • After School Coalition Sponsorship
  • Pioneers' Home Holiday Party
  • Sponsoring Youth Exchange Students
  • Sponsoring local students for Rotary Youth Leadership Awards
  • Wheelchair donations abroad
  • Adopt-a-Highway Cleanup
  • Lena Point Park Dugouts
  • West Juneau & Bonnie Brae Children’s Parks
  • Youth Scholarships and Recognition

Want to be a
Rotarian?

 

What is Rotary?
Rotary is a volunteer organization made up of local clubs whose members provide humanitarian service and help to build goodwill and peace. Rotary’s motto is “Service Above Self” and the theme for the 2020-2021 Rotary year is  “Rotary Opens Opportunities.

How can you learn more about Rotary or becoming a Rotarian?
Talk to the Rotarian presenting you with the Bulb Sale information!  Come to a weekly meeting as our guest.  We meet every Thursday morning at 7:00 am at the Ramada, 375 Whittier Street, Juneau, Alaska.

Send us an email at membership@rotarybulbs.com and a Rotarian will contact you. 

Follow us on Facebook and Instagram

This page updated July 22, 2024
Copyright © Juneau-Gastineau Rotary Club
webmaster: Claudette.Kreuzenstein@gmail.com