Incoming: Fall Bulbs

• Posted on 12 September 2025
• By Brendan Carmichael
• Posted in Incoming Plants
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Fall Bulbs are on their way!

Fall Bulbs Update at The Green Spot

Our fall bulbs from Florissa were unfortunately delayed, but good news—delivery is expected mid to late week 38 (Sept 15–21). As soon as they land, we’ll have fresh stock ready for planting. Browse the full selection here: View all Fall Bulbs.

Featured Arrivals

Allium Giganteum 20+

Show-stopping, tall globes of purple flowers in late spring. Deer-resistant and excellent for pollinators; plant in groups for maximum impact.

Pkg 10 Crocus Mixed Colours 9/10

Early-spring sparks of colour in a cheerful mix. Naturalizes beautifully for bigger displays every year.

Pkg 20 Snow Crocus Early Gold 5/7

One of the first to bloom—golden cups that shine through the melting snow. Perfect for edging and rock gardens.

Pkg 20 Snow Crocus Ruby Giant 5/7

Rich purple blooms for very early colour. Compact, tough, and great for naturalizing.

Pkg 5 Ranunculus Amandine Bonbon

Romantic, layered pink blooms on strong stems—excellent for cutting and summer displays.

Pkg 5 Ranunculus Amandine Chamallow

Soft pink, rose-like flowers with long vase life. A cut-flower favourite in sunny, well-drained beds.

Pkg 5 Ranunculus Amandine Pauline

Lux, deep burgundy petals for dramatic colour in borders and bouquets.

Pkg 5 Ranunculus Mixed

A vibrant mix of lush, layered blooms—plant generously for a summer-long colour show.

Pkg 3 Garlic Regular

Reliable, flavorful bulbs for cooking and preserving. Plant in fall, harvest mid-summer.

Pkg 3 Garlic German Red Tops

Gourmet, spicy flavour with large, easy-to-peel cloves. Great storage; hardneck type.

Pkg 3 Garlic German White Tops

Big, robust cloves with classic garlic flavour. Dependable yields and excellent storage.

Planting Tips for Manitoba

• Timing: Plant hardy bulbs (garlic, allium, crocus) in fall before ground freeze. Ranunculus prefers frost-free conditions—start indoors in spring or plant after last frost.
• Soil: Choose well-drained sites; raised beds or sandy amendments help bulbs overwinter and prevent rot.
• Mulch: Apply a light mulch after the ground cools; remove heavy mulch early in spring so shoots emerge quickly.
• Water: Keep evenly moist during establishment; avoid standing water, especially in spring thaws.

Questions? Call or visit The Green Spot Home & Garden Centre—our team is happy to help you pick the right bulbs for your beds and containers.