A spectacular autumn-flowering bulb Nerine Alba Ella K produces clusters of lily-like white flowers with recurved petals
...These slightly flattened Onion Karmen have a white flesh with vibrant red rings & produce firm well-flavoured bulbs which are
...This captivating flower Papaver Royal Wedding produces beautiful white blooms with violet/black hearts to give your outdoors
... Type: Half Hardy Perennial
Flowering period: July onwards
Height: 18cm
Quantity: 3
...Brighten up your garden with gorgeous yellow shades from the Pina Colada Collection which comprises Dahlia Lolo Love Ixia
...Illuminating with shades
...A stunning plant
...Ranunculus violet Heart produce high quality deep violet velvety blooms with superb garden vigour. They are fabulous flowers
...An exciting cocktail of colour for your garden the Sangria Collection comprises Dahlia Mary Evelyn Oxalis triangularis
...Gorgeous extra value pink flowers from the Pink Shades Collection that features Gladioli Applause Allium oreophilum Habranthus robustus & Ixia Rose to add a lovely splash of colour to your outdoors. Great border or bedding plants they are also ideal for containers & make a great cut flower arrangement.
Type: Hardy Perennial
Flowering period: All summer long
Collection comprises:
Gladioli Applause: large rosy pink blooms with tall upright spikes & green foliage
Allium oreophilum: violet-red star-shaped flowers arranged in domed umbels
Habranthus robustus: open funnel-shaped pale pink flowers with narrow linear dark green leaves
Ixia Rose: attractive pink flowers that range from pale rosy pink to medium shades of the same hue
Plant from March onwards 23-30cm apart in any well cultivated garden soil with a good supply of organic material & in sunny sites away from strong winds. For early flowering they may be started off in boxes in April; use a light soil mixed with compost. Keep slightly moist cool & free from frost. When danger of frost has passed plant out. If used as a cut flower cut flowers only when completely developed.
Quantity: 50 Bulbs