This is a good one for Amaryllis on eBay. He has all size bulbs and sells baby bulbs and seeds of his crosses too. You never know what you'll get with those once they bloom, so it makes it exciting.

Amaryllis Man

This person is in Middleburg, FL and has pretty reasonable prices and free shipping. He has lots of rarer crinum and rain lilies, plus other plants. ETA: He also sells grab bags for great prices -- several varieties for 50% or more off.

Bulbs 'n More Nursery

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Sweet, I'd take a look at Van Engelen, Inc. May as well go to the source, where all these other guys get their stuff. Van Engelen has provided us bulbs more or less forever, and the quality is there.

I'd advise against ordering bulbs from a northern source. I've had problems with any plants from a colder climate, where they acclimate to that cold winter. They usually will bloom the first year down here and then never bloom again. There are plenty of people in the South who sell bulbs suitable for Florida.

I found this site, it seems informative and has lots of options for southern gardens.

https://www.easytogrowbulbs.com/

oh man, yeah this site is getting better and better the more i explore, that this for example, they even break things down according to our zone and then once you are in your zone ou can even break it down further ....

https://www.easytogrowbulbs.com/c-32-daffodils.aspx

Select from these Categories

» Warm Climate Daffodils (Zones 8-10)

» Cold Climate Daffodils (Zones 3-6)

» Moderate Climate Daffodils (Zones 6-8)

» White Daffodils for Warm Climates (Zones 8-10)

» Fragrant Daffodils for Warm Climates (Zones 8-10)

» Double Form Daffodils for Warm Climates (Zones 8-10)

SweetMonkeyCheese, This is why I say don't buy bulbs from northern sites. Most daffodils DO NOT grow here, unless you're growing them as annuals. They will put Zones 8-10 on their bulbs to sell them, but that is a lie. Daffodils do marginally well in the upper reaches of 9a, and there is even a daffodil club in the panhandle 8b, but they are only annuals in Tampa, unless you want to dig them up every year and keep them in the refrigerator.

Here is an article on varieties that grow in Alabama Z9, but that is not as warm as Tampa z9, so it's a stretch.

https://www.oldhousegardens.com/HeatLovingDaffodils

Please do your research on which bulbs will grow in Florida. Tulips are daffodils and not amongst them.

I don't mind annuals though, I just killed a bunch of perennials from all the rain and not bothering to save the plant from bugs. If I could pop the bulbs in the ground and they grow and flower I'd be happy, they don't have to come back next year. I just want to see different things especially things I don't see too often at the big box all the time.

Well, that makes perfect sense. When I lived in Bradenton, I grew Japanese irises as annuals every year. They were so pretty and bearded irises would not grow there.

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