Flamboyant Tulip blue Parrot Produces Unusual violet-blue Flowers That Are Fluted & Ruffled Like An Expensive Piece Of Couture Silk. Divine!no Other tulip variety Will Grow & Flower For As Long As Blue Parrot. Parrot Tulips Are superb For Growing In The Garden And they Make marvellous Cut Flowers Too.plant Your tulips As Soon As Possible, Whether It Be In The Garden, A Flower Pot Or A Container To Give Them That Much-need Period Of Settling In The Soil Before Blooming Next Year.  ...

Caramel-coloured Triumph Tulips Open Up To Reveal Pretty Petals & Give Off A Lovely Scent. Consider Growing With Other Triumph Type Tulips Like Blue Parrot For Displays To Raise Eyebrows.flowers Are The Classic Cup Shape Which Lovers Of Traditional Tulips Covet. Revealed On Sturdy Stems They Are A Fantastic Choice For Exposed Gardens Or Courtyards Susceptible To Wind Tunnels.grow With Rust-coloured Crown Fritillaries Or Marmalade- Coloured Wallflowers For Beautiful & Scented Spring Displays.plant 12 Bulbs Around A 30cm (12in) Diameter Container Or Around A Square Foot (30cm²) Area Of Soil. Plant Up Multiple Containers For A Festival Of Caramel-orange Flowers.how You Receive Your Bulbsyou Receive Our Spring-flowering Bulbs In Autumn In A Plastic Mesh. This Is To Keep The Bulbs Together In A Pack Which Is Nice & Airy – Perfect To Keep The Bulbs Healthy While In Transit. can’t Plant Straight Away?keep Your Bulbs In A Cool, Light & Dry Place & Preferably Hanging On A Hook So That Air Can Get To The Bulbs At All Angles. Look To Planting Your Bulbs Within A Week Of Receiving Them. ...

Variety With Petals That Open Up Just Like A Peony In Spring. What’s More This Variety Gives Off A Sweet-sugary Scent Reminiscent Of Childhood Trips To The Sweet Shop.plant This Gorgeous Variety In Autumn So That In Spring You Are Rewarded With A Charming Collection Of Rose-looking Tulips.they Look Fantastic Grown In Containers Either On Their Own Or Planted Beneath A Larger Containerised Shrub Or Tree. Beneath A Containerised Olive Tree Or Bay They Will Add A Welcome Splash Of Colour In Spring Before The Trees Start To Grow Their Fresh Set Of Leaves In Earnest.these Tulips Make Beautiful Cut Flowers For Vases On Account Of Their Generous 50cm (20in) Stems. Add To Bouquets That Include Freesias & Camassias For Sophisticated Displays.you Can Even Naturalise These Tulips In The Lawn For A Natural Look. The Open Red Blooms Contrast Perfectly Against A Rich Lawn – A Lovely Sight On A Spring To Summer Evening.how You Receive Your Bulbsyou Receive Our Spring-flowering Bulbs In Autumn In A Plastic Mesh. This Is To Keep The Bulbs Together In A Pack Which Is Nice & Airy – Perfect To Keep The Bulbs Healthy While In Transit. can’t Plant Straight Away?keep Your Bulbs In A Cool, Light & Dry Place & Preferably Hanging On A Hook So That Air Can Get To The Bulbs At All Angles. Look To Planting Your Bulbs Within A Week Of Receiving Them. ...

Darwin-type, Fragrant Scarlet Tulips Charmingly-edged With A Golden Band Look Wonderful In The Garden Planted In Flower Beds With Emerging Ornamental Grasses.looks Charming & Delicate In Groups Yet Stands Up To Rain & Wind Well, Thanks To Its Sturdy Stems.consider Cutting Some Flowers To Add To A Range Of Vases To Place On Your Window Sills.  plant 12 Bulbs In A 30cm (12in) Diameter Container Or Evenly In A Square Foot (30cm²) Area Of Soil. Plant Up Multiple Containers For More Impact.how You Receive Your Bulbsyou Receive Our Spring-flowering Bulbs In Autumn In A Plastic Mesh. This Is To Keep The Bulbs Together In A Pack Which Is Nice & Airy – Perfect To Keep The Bulbs Healthy While In Transit. can’t Plant Straight Away?keep Your Bulbs In A Cool, Light & Dry Place & Preferably Hanging On A Hook So That Air Can Get To The Bulbs At All Angles. Look To Planting Your Bulbs Within A Week Of Receiving Them. ...

Shades Of Red & Yellow Offer A Fantastic Colour Contrast To Your Container & Flowerbed Bulb Displays.marvel At The Giant Blooms Of This Variety. So Generous & Befitting Of Its Name ‘american Dream’. Plant In Containers Or Consider Lots & Lots Of Bulbs Planted En Masse In A Flower Bed To Truly Make Your Neighbours’ Heads Turn.grown In Full Sun They Will Truly Thrive. After Flowering Let Them Die Back A Bit Before Removing The Stems. This Way, Nutrients Will Feed Back Into The Bulb For A Great Show The Following Year Too.how You Receive Your Bulbsyou Receive Our Spring-flowering Bulbs In Autumn In A Plastic Mesh. This Is To Keep The Bulbs Together In A Pack Which Is Nice & Airy – Perfect To Keep The Bulbs Healthy While In Transit. can’t Plant Straight Away?keep Your Bulbs In A Cool, Light & Dry Place & Preferably Hanging On A Hook So That Air Can Get To The Bulbs At All Angles. Look To Planting Your Bulbs Within A Week Of Receiving Them. ...

Add This Beautiful Variety Of Tulip Into Your Gardening Scheme. The Flowers Open Up On Tall Stems Into Large Peony-like Blooms, So Add Real Flower-power & Exuberance To Your Spring-flower Display.plant Bulbs Into A Container Or Into A Large Group With Your Flowerbed. They Are So Eye-catching They‘ll Look Impressive Grown On Their Own Or With Other Tulips.cut Some Stems For Cut Flowers Indoors Too; They Look Fantastic In Vases With Stems Of Ferns Or Strappy Leaves.how You Receive Your Bulbsyou Receive Our Spring-flowering Bulbs In Autumn In A Plastic Mesh. This Is To Keep The Bulbs Together In A Pack Which Is Nice & Airy – Perfect To Keep The Bulbs Healthy While In Transit. can’t Plant Straight Away?keep Your Bulbs In A Cool, Light & Dry Place & Preferably Hanging On A Hook So That Air Can Get To The Bulbs At All Angles. Look To Planting Your Bulbs Within A Week Of Receiving Them. ...

A Robust Tulip Variety With Strong Upright Stems & Luscious Rich violet Flowers Edged With An Attractive Serration. Plant With Light-coloured Fringed Tulips For Extra Impact.charming Variety Which Produces Deep-violet Cup-shaped Flowers That Complement White Tulips Beautifully.consider Cutting Some Flowers To Put In Vases & Bring Indoors To Put On The Mantelpiece Or Table Centrepiece.  plant 12 Bulbs In A 30cm (12in) Diameter Container Or Evenly In A Square Foot (30cm²) Area Of Soil.how You Receive Your Bulbsyou Receive Our Spring-flowering Bulbs In Autumn In A Plastic Mesh. This Is To Keep The Bulbs Together In A Pack Which Is Nice & Airy – Perfect To Keep The Bulbs Healthy While In Transit. can’t Plant Straight Away?keep Your Bulbs In A Cool, Light & Dry Place & Preferably Hanging On A Hook So That Air Can Get To The Bulbs At All Angles. Look To Planting Your Bulbs Within A Week Of Receiving Them. ...

Tall & Majestic Tulips. Tidy Upright Stems Allow Lots Of Flowers To Fit One Container Or A Small Area Of Your Flower Bed For Big Impact.plant Your Tulip Cistula Bulbs In A 12in (30cm) Container For A Lovely Display & Plant Several Containers Together For Real Spring Impact.how You Receive Your Bulbsyour Flower Bulbs Arrive To You In A Plastic Mesh Pack. This Holds Your Bulbs Together Nicely In A Mesh That Allow Air To Flow Through Which Is Good For The Bulbs & Keeps Them Healthy.your Bulbs Should Be Firm, Dry & Free Of Mould. Most Bulbs Have A Fat End & A Thinner, Tapering End.can’t Plant Straight Away?keep Your Bulbs In A Dry, Well-ventilated & Light Spot Like A Cellar, Or Garage With Window. Look To Planting Your Bulbs Within A Week Or So From Delivery. ...

Rich Sunset-effect Tulip Variety That Adds Bold Red & Yellow Shades To The Spring-flowering Border. Tidy, Upright Stems Mean You Can Grow Lots In A Small Space.consider Growing With Other Sunset Colours In Spring & Early Summer Like Crown Imperials, Erythronimus & Narcissi. planting In Open Groundbulbs Prefer Free-draining Soil. Digging About A Week Before Planting & Adding Some Coarse Sand Or Grit Will Aid Drainage If Soil Is Heavy Or Compacted.rake Some Fish, Blood & Bone Or Dried/pelleted Chicken Manure Into The Surface Of The Soil Before Planting. Dig A Hole To The Correct Depth For The Variety Of Bulb. (3 Times The Height Of The Bulb As A General Rule Of Thumb.)loosen The Soil In The Base Of The Hole, If It Is Heavy Clay Add A Cushioning Layer Of Coarse Sand Or Grit To The Bottom, & Place The Bulb On Top.ensure The Bulb Is The Right Way Up. Mix The Soil With Some Compost & Backfill The Hole, Firming The Soil Gently To Ensure There Are No Air Pockets.planting In Containersplanting In Containers means that you can Extend The Flowering Area Of Your Garden, & means that you can Grow Flowers On A Balcony, If Indeed You Don’t Have A Garden. You Can Create Lovely Displays By Growing Bulbs In A Collection Of Containers All Grouped Together.when Planting, Ensure The Container Has Good Drainage Holes. Place Broken Crocks Or Polystyrene In The Base Of The Pot But Make Sure You Don’t Block The Drainage Holes. Crocks Positioned Randomly Within The Container Soil Will Further Aid Drainage. Be Aware Of Sharp Edges Though & Wear Gloves When Emptying The Soil At A Later Date.fill Half To Three Quarters Of The Pot With Compost & Place Bulbs On Top.cover Bulbs, Firm Compost Gently, & Water Well. Label With Date & Variety To Keep Track. ...

Snow White Blooms, Subtly & Stylishly Edged With A Lace Of Pink, Unfurl In Spring & Look Great In Flowerbeds & Containers Alike.recommended By The Rhs As Particularly Garden Worthy Grow In All Aspects Of The Garden To Bring Some Much Welcome White & Bright Highlights.planting In Open Groundbulbs Prefer Free-draining Soil. Digging About A Week Before Planting & Adding Some Coarse Sand Or Grit Will Aid Drainage If Soil Is Heavy Or Compacted.rake Some Fish, Blood & Bone Or Dried/pelleted Chicken Manure Into The Surface Of The Soil Before Planting. Dig A Hole To The Correct Depth For The Variety Of Bulb. (3 Times The Height Of The Bulb As A General Rule Of Thumb.)loosen The Soil In The Base Of The Hole, If It Is Heavy Clay Add A Cushioning Layer Of Coarse Sand Or Grit To The Bottom, & Place The Bulb On Top.ensure The Bulb Is The Right Way Up. Mix The Soil With Some Compost & Backfill The Hole, Firming The Soil Gently To Ensure There Are No Air Pockets.planting In Containersplanting In Containers means that you can Extend The Flowering Area Of Your Garden, & means that you can Grow Flowers On A Balcony, If Indeed You Don’t Have A Garden. You Can Create Lovely Displays By Growing Bulbs In A Collection Of Containers All Grouped Together.when Planting, Ensure The Container Has Good Drainage Holes. Place Broken Crocks Or Polystyrene In The Base Of The Pot But Make Sure You Don’t Block The Drainage Holes. Crocks Positioned Randomly Within The Container Soil Will Further Aid Drainage. Be Aware Of Sharp Edges Though & Wear Gloves When Emptying The Soil At A Later Date.fill Half To Three Quarters Of The Pot With Compost & Place Bulbs On Top.cover Bulbs, Firm Compost Gently, & Water Well. Label With Date & Variety To Keep Track. ...