We ship all bulbs via Priority US Mail.
We are only able to ship the United States (and its territories) and Canada. Canadian orders will require additional postage
Gift card included upon request.

Unlike any other Tuberose bulbs on the market, our clusters are hot water treated to kill burrowing nematodes, plus any other insects or fungus. Our bulbs can be placed in your garden or house without fear of importing new pests. We are a certified nursery recognized by the state of California. This, coupled with being grown in rich volcanic soil on Mt. Haleakala, we think our Tuberose bulbs are the best in the world!

For wholesale case orders, please call us at 808-878-2591.

" Hello,
Thank you for the very swift delivery of my order of tuberose, order number 1823-7345-3343. That was the fastest delivery on an order I have ever had. By the way, my last batch of tuberose from you was excellent, they all grew and the flowers are delightful. It is a pleasure doing business with you."

James McKean

Frequently asked questions about our Tuberose bulbs:

What variety of tuberose are these bulbs?
The White Double Pearl.

What kind of light do Tuberose like?
Plant in Full Sunlight/ or place pot next to sunniest window.

How much do I water Tuberose?
Water generously when pot is dry. Do not allow the plant to sit in water. Your pot should have good drainage.

What kind of Fertilizer is good for Tuberose?
Any type of acid fertilizer—readily available in garden stores. Follow directions on the fertilizer for dosage.

How soon should my bulbs sprout into a plant?
Within a month of nice warmth, your bulb should sprout.

How soon can I expect my first flower spike?
You should have a flower during the first 6 months.

How large will the plant get?
Normal tuberose will grow to be about 12" in diameter. The flower spikes will be 18" to 24" tall and you may have to stake them up for support. The flowers will bloom from the bottom toward the top of the spike.

Can I use the flower spike in a vase?
Yes, just put in water with a flower preservative such as Floralife, but keep the vase out of direct sunlight.