I have some Hadeco bulbs from Eden Blooms that have already bloomed. The first is Barotse. In some light it the color is a dark raspberry, in some light it is red. Very long lasting flower.

Vegas from Hadeco. Large double. The color starts out red, than ages to a dark pink. Very pretty.

Bellisimo from Hadeco. A salmon and white small flower.

Vesuvius from Hadeco. Red small flower. Lots of pollen.

Pavlova from Hadeco. A very nice small white double.

Little Devil. An orange-red small flower.

Graffiti from Hadeco. A very nice small flower.

They are all very pretty. I especially like Graffiti. Thank you for sharing them.

Very beautiful Barbara.I think I have Bellissimo and Graffiti somewhere in the pile.It's time to get some of mine started.

Wow, stunning! I've proposed a few of those images for the database.

The first of my Dutch bulbs to bloom. Full House from American Meadows. The bloom size is midsize between standard and miniature, about 5 inches across. It is more of a blood red than the photos show. I especially like the crisp white star. One of the cultivar's characteristics is 6 or more blooms / scape. In Europe this is sold as Tres Chic

It's very nice!

Beautiful as usual.You really have some nice ones.

Top Choice, a Hadeco cultivar from Eden Blooms. Smaller flower but lots of buds on a scape, orangish red. My one complaint: so much pollen that it actually stains the flower.

Baby Doll a smaller flowered Hadeco cultivar from Eden Blooms.

. Intokazi, the old reliable Hadeco white cultivar from Eden Blooms. When some of the blooms first open, there is just a hint of a few pink lines on the white, which disappear as it ages.

Sophisticate from Easy to Grow Bulbs. Second year on the market. A pretty one with a trumpet form.

Louise from Royal Colors. Pale Green standard. The first bloom happened to be a fused flower.

Inferno from Eden Blooms. A Hadeco red double.

Half and Half from Easy to Grow Bulbs. Second year on the market, very similar to the older Grandeur.