Category Archives: Flowerbulbs
Tulip ‘Wow’
Lilac and green outer petals explode into layers of silky aubergine inner petals – Wow! The flowers open into dense, peony-style blooms offering a luxurious addition to spring borders whether planted on its own or as part of a mixed
Tulip ‘Double Flaming Bird’
One of the most ostentatious varieties, Tulip ‘Double Flaming Bird’ erupts into frothing layers of petals streaked in crimson and white with green outer sepals. This unique variety is sure to put some pizzazz into spring displays as well as
Tulip ‘High Rola’
Tulip ‘High Rola’ delivers a striking, colour-drenched display, with deep scarlet bases fading into cerise and edged with glowing gold highlights for a fiery, eye-catching effect. A high impact tulip for planting in groups in borders or displaying in large
Tulip ‘Pastel Bouquet’
Simply beautiful! – Tulip ‘Pastel Bouquet’ offers the classic silhouette of single, goblet-shaped flowers in a subtle mix of dreamy shades that oozes style. These Triumph, mid-season tulips, flower in unison in April, painting the garden in soft shades of
Narcissus ‘Viridi 2’
Daffodils are not just for the spring! Narcissus ‘Viridi 2’ is a unique and rare species that flowers in the autumn, offering not only beauty but also an unusual fragrance. Creamy sepals with a subtle green blush surround an orange
Tulip ‘Baby Blend’
Perfect for border edges, bedding and smaller containers, Tulip ‘Baby Blend’ delights with its petite size and striking colours. Despite their modest height, these early bloomers make a bold statement, bringing vibrant cheer to gardens from early to mid-spring. Ultimate
Tulip ‘Colour Fusion’
This unique fringed tulip serves up a luscious blancmange of crushed raspberry swirled with vanilla, lemon and apricot, the colours evolving as the blooms mature. Plant en masse for an ostentatious display or pair them with solid purples and pinks
Tulip ‘Dafeng’
Darwin tulips are notable for their bold flowers, rich colours and exceptional longevity. Tulip ‘Dafeng’ is no exception, bearing large cupped, orange-red blooms with feathered yellow margins. This tall, sturdy variety delivers a high impact display, and unlike many other
Narcissus ‘Tazetta Mix’
With abundant clusters of small flowers held on each stem plus a delightful perfume, Narcissus ‘Tazetta Mix’ offer a dainty display that sets them apart from larger daffodils. Grow them outdoors to bloom in April/May – they work particularly well
Hyacinth ‘Spring Beauty’
Sugar pink, double blooms with a sweet, heady fragrance. Each starry flower is packed with extra petals making Hyacinth ‘Spring Beauty’ exceptionally pretty. Blooming from March to April, it looks superb on its own or accompanied by soft yellow daffodils,
Bluebell ‘White’
The luminous, pure white nodding blooms of this white bluebell create pools of light in the shade of woodland canopies or beneath shrubs. This vigorous bulb will readily spread creating natural colonies that suit informal areas, attracting pollinators to their
Narcissus ‘Exotic Mystery’
A daffodil like no other, Narcissus ‘Exotic Mystery’ features swept-back petals and a flared, split corona that give the impression of blooms dancing in a gentle breeze. Each stem holds up to three soft yellow flowers that offer a subtly
Narcissus ‘Swirl’
White outer petals surround an inner swirl of cream and tangerine ruffles – the juicy colours of Narcissus ‘Swirl’ are guaranteed to put some zest into spring displays. The frilly blooms are held aloft on sturdy stems that make these
Crocus ‘Joop’
An exquisite variety with soft blue flowers with a yellow throat and orange anthers. The gem-like blooms of Crocus ‘Joop’ sparkle like gems in late winter, offering an early display for spring window boxes where you can enjoy them without
Fritillaria Early Mix
Fritillarias are one of the showiest of spring bulbs – with their tall, dark stems crowned with a ring of nodding, bell-shaped blooms they add height and drama early in the season. Fritillaria ‘Early Mix’ offers especially early flowering plus
Snowdrop ‘Polar Bear’
Snowdrop ‘Polar Bear’ shuns the bashfulness of other varieties, lifting its large, propellor-like flowers upwards to display its detailed green markings.A form of Galanthus elwesii or Greater Snowdrop, the flowers are much bigger than other kinds and bear distinctive, broad,
Allium nevskianum
Allium nevskianum is a distinctive variety that is rarely seen, offering an unusual combination of flower and foliage colour. Its low growing habit is ideal for planting in the front of borders or dotted through gravel gardens, filling gaps between
Anemone coronaria ‘Meron Bordeaux’
Anemone coronaria ‘Meron Bordeaux’ is a stunning choice for gardens in the UK, bringing a burst of early spring color with very little upkeep. Its compact growth and deep, dark flowers make it a flexible option for a variety of