What you’re receiving

Each item is a dormant bulb, tuber, or rhizome which is an underground structure holding everything the plant needs to grow and flower.

When to plant

Plant in spring, once the risk of frost has passed and the soil has begun to warm.

Where to plant

Most varieties prefer full sun and soil that drains well.
Containers are equally suitable, provided excess water can escape freely.

How to plant

Planting depth is based on size:

• Depth: 2–3× the height of the bulb

• Spacing: allow room for mature spread (generally 6–18")

• Orientation: growing tip facing up (or plant sideways if unclear)

Water thoroughly after planting to settle the soil.

Watering

Keep soil evenly moist during active growth, but never saturated.
Bulbs are far more likely to fail from excess water than from dryness.

Care during growth

Water consistently as plants establish.
Remove spent blooms where applicable.
Support taller stems if needed.

Allow foliage to remain after flowering as it is restoring energy for the next cycle.

Containers

Use a well-draining potting mix and a container sized to the mature plant.
Larger groupings create a more natural, abundant effect.

After flowering

In warmer climates, many varieties can remain in the ground.
In colder regions, lift and store once foliage has died back.

A note on success

Sunlight and drainage are the foundation.
When those are right, everything else follows.

Need a more tailored approach?

We offer container compositions and planting plans designed for your space, light, and season so that everything works together, effortlessly.

Explore current offerings or get in touch to create something custom.

Built for durability, movement, and season-long performance.

Light:
Full sun (6+ hours daily)

Water:

• Water deeply when the top inch of soil is dry

• In peak summer: may require daily watering

Feeding:

• Apply a balanced liquid fertilizer every 1–2 weeks

Maintenance:

• Remove spent flowers (deadheading) to encourage blooms

• Trim back leggy growth to maintain shape

• Rotate planter occasionally for even growth

Seasonal Note:
These are designed to peak and shift over time. Some plants will take the lead as others fade.

Ikebana Arrangements

Designed to be minimal, sculptural, and short-lived in the most intentional way.

Placement:
Keep out of direct sun and away from heat sources

Water:

• Refresh water daily or every other day

• Keep stems submerged and clean

Care:

• Trim stems at an angle every few days to extend the life of the display

• Remove any fading elements to maintain the composition

Lifespan:
Typically 5–10 days depending on materials

Note:
These are meant to evolve and subtle changes are part of the experience.