The Master Gardeners are expanding their fall fundraiser! They are selling Certified Organic Music Garlic that everyone loves in addition to some flowering bulbs.
Pick-up will be on Saturday October 4th from 10am-12 noon at our office at 232 Plaza Road, Kingston.
Music Garlic ½ LB FOR $11.00
Music Garlic is a very popular selection derived from German Extra Hardy. It is prized for its jumbo cloves, long storage potential, and strong field performance in cold climates. Skins are very thick and tightly wrapped, with creamy white color. Expect 4–5 cloves per head. A stiff hardneck type.
Camassia leichtlinii ‘Caerulea’
Starry, purplish blue flowers rise in loose spikes on tall stems. Camassia is most effective when planted in clusters in a shrub border or grassy area, where it looks perfectly natural. It needs full sun and thrives in moist, or even wet, soil.
5 Bulbs for $11
All Aflutter™ Iris Blend
It’s earliest spring. The air is crisp, the breeze cold. Somehow, though, you have an ankle-deep gathering of butterflies in the garden. Now you remember: The little irises you planted last fall. Magic!
15 Bulbs for $10
Daffodil Thalia
Nodding white flowers, usually 2–3 per stem, with narrow petals and a delicate cup. They have a light, feathery quality. Excellent for massing at the edge of woods or among shrubs. Also grows well in the Deep South.
Thalia is over 100 years old, but it still has a verve that makes you fall in love with it over and over. It has proved to be an excellent perennializer, and with its bright white color, Thalia creates a gorgeous display every spring.
7 Bulbs for $10
Daffodil Sir Winston Churchill
A double sport of Geranium, with the fragrance to prove it. Each stem bears clusters of 2–6 white flowers with flecks of orange in the middle. Their scent is fresh and sweet. Great for cutting.
5 bulbs for $10
Turkestanica Tulips
Small white flowers with gold eyes borne 4–8 to a stem. Plant the bulbs thickly, and they will make a starry mass of bloom. Easy to grow and a good stayer. As the name indicates, this species is native to Turkestan.
25 bulbs for $10
(sorry no refunds)
Courtney Churchill
Community Horticulture Educator / Master Gardener Coordinator
cmc534@cornell.edu
845-340-3990 ext. 335
CCE Ulster
232 Plaza Road (Hannaford Plaza)
Kingston, New York 12401
Last updated October 1, 2025