For Under £3 For Every Plant You Can Enjoy The Attractive Flowers Of Society Garlic- (tulbaghia Violacea) each Year & Chive-like Leaves To Flavour Dishes All Year Round.easy-grow Member Of The Garlic Family Perfect For Planting Up In Containers In Spring & Growing Through The Summer For Charming Flowerheads Lasting Through The Summer & Into November.its Neat, Evergreen Strappy Leaves Look Lovely When Complemented By Low-growing & Colourful Bedding. Perfect For The Front Of Flowerbeds Too Or Rock Gardens That Have A Naturally Free-draining Soil.with An Award Of Garden Merit From The Royal Horticultural Society This Is A Lovely Perennial (half-hardy In Some Areas), Perfect For Growing In Pots Outdoors & Bringing Under Cover Over Winter.the Scent Of The Leaves Deters Unwanted Visitors To The Garden Too Like Rats.great In The Kitchen As Well As The Garden, You Can Harvest The Edible Leaves & Flowers; Fantastic For Chopping & Adding To Salads To Give A Peppery & Garlic-like Kick. Society Garlic Also Has The Bonus Of Not Causing The Anti-social Odours Associated With Regular Garlic.how You Receive Your Plantsyour Bare-root Flowers Come To You In A Cardboard Box Or Envelope To Protect Them While In Transit & The Roots Are Wrapped Around In A Bag With Some Compost To Keep Them Moist. They Are Perfect At This Stage In Their Development To Plant Now so They Can Concentrate Their Efforts Developing Their Roots Underground Which Will Help Them Develop Strong Flowering & Leafy Stems.cant Plant Straight Away?if You Cant Plant Your Flowers Straight Away Thats Fine So Long As Keep The Roots Covered In Soil.look To Planting Your Flowers In Their Permanent Position Within 5-7 Days. ...

Society Garlic- (tulbaghia Violacea) – Attractive & Edible Perennial With Pretty Summer & Autumn-long Flowerheadseasy-grow Member Of The Garlic Family Perfect For Planting Up In Containers In Spring & Growing Through The Summer For Charming Flowerheads Lasting Through The Summer & Into November.its Neat, Evergreen Strappy Leaves Look Lovely When Complemented By Low-growing & Colourful Bedding. Perfect For The Front Of Flowerbeds Too Or Rock Gardens That Have A Naturally Free-draining Soil.with An Award Of Garden Merit From The Royal Horticultural Society This Is A Lovely Perennial (half-hardy In Some Areas), Perfect For Growing In Pots Outdoors & Bringing Under Cover Over Winter.great In The Kitchen As Well As The Garden, You Can Harvest The Edible Leaves & Flowers; Fantastic For Chopping & Adding To Salads To Give A Peppery & Garlic-like Kick. Society Garlic Also Has The Bonus Of Not Causing The Anti-social Odours Associated With Regular Garlic.  ...

This Variety Of tulip Bulbs Are Striking, The Red Riding Hood Tulip Has Vivid, Sparkling, Scarlet-red Coloured Flowers, With A Black Base & Mottled Foliage. red Riding Hood Has Been Awarded An Rhs Award Of Garden Merit As An Outstanding Garden Plant.in Bloom Throughout Most Of April,  these Are Greigii Tulips; They are Attractive Even Before The Flowers Appear With Decorative, Heavily Marked Foliage That Precedes The Flowers. Its An Added Bonus! plant Tulip Bulbs At Least Three Times Their Depth Into Free-draining Soil In The Border Or In Containers. Tulips Need A Sunny Site To Give The Best Show Of Flowers.deadhead Spent Blooms & Allow Foliage To Die Down Naturally Once Flowering Ends.  This Helps To Divert Goodness Back To The Bulb For A Great Display Next Year. flowers: April
Height: 20cm / 8in bulb: 10-11cm
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Flowering in May these varieties all produce large showy double bowl-shaped blooms which resemble the flower that lends them their common name of ‘ Paeony flowered Tulips. Best grown in a sheltered border position
- a tub on a sunny patio is also an ideal spot. Delicately fragrant flowers. Stems are sometimes multi-headed.
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Apricot Beauty are very popular for its beautiful shade of salmon pink & cream. These April flowering fragrant Tulips have short sturdy stems which stand up well. Try planting them with Muscari armeniacum or Anemone Blanda for contrast. Ideal for containers & borders.   ...

‘ Botanical Tulips is the term generally used to describe selections & hybrids of the more important species & its the one we like to use too for fosteriana greigii kaufmanniana & praestans Tulips. fosteriana Tulips are perhaps the closest to standard tulips but flowers are more elongated; greigii Tulips are dwarf growing & have attractive striped leaves; kaufmanniana Tulips are also dwarf & have water-lily like flowers; & praestans Tulips are multi-headed. Collection consists of: Buddy (Greigii) Hearts Delight (Kaufmanniana) Red Emperor (Fosteriana) Tubergens Variety (Praestans) ...

A sturdy short-stemmed Tulip. Place towards the front of the border where its unusually large snow-white blooms can make quite an impact! The wisp of yellow on the broad rounded & recurved petals helps to make it an outstanding RHS AGM award winner. Bulb Size
- 11/12cm  
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A Beautiful Flower for Almost any Garden Originating in the Czech Republic these distinct lily-shaped blooms will look great in your formal or informal beds & borders. The deep violet accentuated by the cream edges look great in a vase or bouquet too. ...

Early Flowering Great Garden Performer This beautiful tulip has tall stems with a large flower head of rich rose-pink fading to silver-pink at the petal edges. It is a strong garden tulip for early flowering & is also good for forcing. A beautiful variety for beds borders & containers. ...

1 pack each of Pink Diamond x 12 & Queen of Night x 12 Pink Diamond A perfect gem in its own way. To a true plant lover this variety probably has just as much appeal as a gemstone with the soft shade of the petals diffusing to an even softer hue at their edges. Queen of Night Virtually black this Tulip is the darkest of them all with large blooms on particularly sturdy stems. ...