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Spring Planting
Dahlias and gladiolus are available for preorder for spring 2025 delivery.
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Bulk Flower Bulbs
Big savings on bulk orders!
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Gardening Resources
K. van Bourgondien offers quality product, low prices and great customer service
If you're planting large areas or multiple flower beds and desire a dramatic look around signage or in mass plantings, K. van Bourgondien is the obvious choice. All our premium bulbs and bareroots have the quality that landscapers have trusted for seven generations.
Before selecting wholesale perennials and bulbs, our gardening pros pay careful attention to different qualities: ease of care, long bloom times, ability to naturalize or perennialize, and much more. Best of all, we offer bulbs and bareroots with quantities and pricing that suit your high-volume needs. Explore our bulk flower bulbs and order your favorite varieties to complete your design.
When buying in bulk from K. van Bourgondien, you can often save 60% to 80% over other garden retail sites.
See the difference for yourself when you shop and compare—you'll get more blooms for your budget with us.
Our website is loaded with tools and resources to support your landscaping project success!
Easily order from a catalog or print piece by item number.
Find the perfect plants for your garden project in your zone.
Determine how many plants you need for your project.
Find your USDA hardiness zone by zip code
Tips and advice on planting and caring for flower bulbs and plants.
Growing instructions for many specific varieties.
At K. van Bourgondien, we realize your time is precious—and that your landscape and grounds have needs as unique as you
are. That's why each of our large-scale customers has an assigned account representative who can help guide you through
the buying process.
Simply call toll-free 513-354-1500 to be connected with your experienced account representative. Our wholesale reps are
dedicated to working with you and have the expertise to coordinate and time your plantings for your unique needs.
Ah, the month of June! Lushness has returned to the garden. Seedlings are stepping up their game. And gardeners and flower farmers are thinking about the work that awaits! But it's all a labor of love. It's our passion for producing rows of color during the growing season that keeps pulling us back into our gardens... Read more
In many parts of the country, deer are quite literally the biggest pests in the garden. They'll nibble off flower heads or chomp on stems and woody plants. But, with the right plants, you can grow a gorgeous garden without the deer eating all of your hard work. The secret is planting deer resistant plants. ... Read more
Gardening is a constant evolution of colors, patterns and trends. One trend that has recently been gaining traction among gardeners is the use of naturalizing bulbs. Also known as naturalizing flowers or naturalizing plants, these bulbs provide a yearly burst of color to gardens, creating an organic ... Read more
The K. van Bourgondien story dates back to the 1800s in Hillegom, Holland, when the K. van Bourgondien family began
growing tulips for the cut-flower trade. By the 1880s, the family offered flower bulbs through commercial catalogs.
In 1904, Karl C. van Bourgondien traveled to the United States to sell his family's crop of flower bulbs. Finding a demand for
quality, Dutch-grown bulbs, the van Bourgondien family started a small mail order company in the United States and supplied
greenhouses and cut-flower growers with Dutch-grown bulbs.
World War II brought changes to the business, but not the demand for quality bulbs. Because bulbs could not be imported
during the war years, van Bourgondien grew their bulbs in the United States. After the war, bulb cultivation returned to Holland
where the conditions are ideal for bulb growth.
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