Complete Flower Bulb Garden - 75 Bulbs for 50 Days of Continuous Blooms (Summer Color from July Through October) - Easy to Grow Summer Planting Bulbs by Willard & May

No flowers . As yet . Too early . I’ll let you know.

This pack is truly beautiful. I planted bulbs in late winter/early spring. Bulbs started sprouting mid spring.

Only 8 of the 75 bulbs ever grew. Many arrived moldy but in total I only got 8 plants that lived. I spent a lot for so few bulbs to actually grow! Would have requested my money back but they were all planted so I couldn’t return anything.

Nothing. All as advertised.

Excellent product!

None of the 40 harlequin bulbs grew. From the other 35 bulbs, 21 have emerged and are doing well. 21 out of 35 is great! 21 out of 75, not so much. Would buy again IF they had a package without the harlequin bulbs.

Looks great! I’ll plant the bulbs this weekend! They are in the garage for now, It’s cool & dry . It’s a lot of bulbs for the garden. I’ll post photos when they bloom 😃

I got these mainly for the Gladiolas I’m in zone six. I planted in mid June. The Gladiolas, Calla, and small lilies are in containers so I can pull them in the garage for wintering. The other bulbs are in the ground. It says to open them up as soon as you get them and store in a cool, dark place if you’re not gonna plant right away… I had them in the Amazon package probably a week, then I had them on a staircase to the basement and I didn’t realize that the cat door was allowing light directly on them and they were still in there clear packaging (my intention was to plant right away, but life happened)… so some started growing… these poor bulbs by the time I got them in the ground they were growing in circles around their bulbs, and I wasn’t sure if any of them were gonna make it, which would’ve 100% been my fault because I didn’t follow the simple instructions. Everything is growing even things I thought weren’t growing or going to make it. The ones that were growing sideways or around the ball. I did my best to gently straighten them without breaking them and place the bulb in the best position I could, and I had put some mulch and leaf debris on top just to shade it a bit and give it some time to prepare for the real sun, then slowly pulled that back. Everything straightened out so nicely. I need to put a reminder on my calendar to come back and update with a picture, but out of everything there may be three bulbs that won’t make it this year no telling if they go ahead and sprout next year. The little lilies I put in my leftover plastic planting containers and buried those in a larger planter with the intention of pulling those out at the end of the season, and and winter storing them, and then being able to drop them back into the larger planter next year… it’s past the season for those so I didn’t expect them to come up at all and I went out yesterday and I saw at least six green sprouts. I’m so excited to see them as I’ve never seen that type lily before. Very happy with these bulbs.