A Beautiful Snow-white Tulip Which Makes Lovely Cut Spring-flowers Perfect For Any Occasion. The Intricately Cut Edges Give This Variety A Jewel-like Quality.grow This Variety In Containers Or In The Direct Soil In Groups. They Make A Huge Impact When Planted In A Sunny Position & The Sunlight Strikes The Pure-white Petals.try Growing In Combination With Crown Imperial Fritillaries For A Real Regal feel To Your Garden.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. ...

Peony Style Flowers That Look Just Like An Ice-cream Cornet! Truly Unusual & Looks Virtually Good Enough To Eat! White Petals Mounted On A Pinky-green Central Ball All Atop A Straight Upright Stem.plant Bulbs Up In Autumn In Containers Or Flower Beds, Placing Bulbs In The Soil To A Depth Of Three Times The Height Of The Bulbs. If Growing In Containers, 2/3-fill The Container With Bulb Compost, Place The Tapered-end Of The Bulbs To Face Upwards. Cover With More Bulb Compost & Water.throughout Autumn & Winter, Keep The Soil Moist But Not Waterlogged. If Growing In Containers, Ensure The Container Has Drainage Holes & That It Is Not Sitting In A Puddle Of Water. Check Each Evening To See If This Is The Case. Placing Containers On Bricks In Wet Spells Allows Water To Drain Away.  ...

Add These Gorgeous Apricot To Pink Flowers To Your Early Season Border Or Spring Container Display. The Finely Cut Edges Are Practically Electrifying.grow With Crown Imperials In Reds & Yellows To Create A Spring Display Of Warm Colours To Herald The Start Of Summer.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.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. ...

Luxurious Deep-red Tulips That Look Wonderful Grown Close Together In Groups Whether In Containers Or In Flower Beds.these Wine-coloured Tulips Look Lovely With Their Red Edges & Complementing Wavy Leaves Beneath.lasting Love Oozes Elegance So Be Sure To Get Hold Of Multiple Packs Of Bulbs If You Want Your Garden To Be The Height Of Sophistication. grow In Full Sun Where Lily-flowered Tulip Type Lasting Love Thrives.  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. ...

Get These Compact & Tidy Tulips For A Seductive Show Of Spring Flowers That Have Cream Bases & Luscious Pink-red Tips. Great For Borders Or Containers.this Variety Is Perfect For You If You Favour sophisticated Red Tulips & Are Looking For That Spring-flower That Will Complement Other Beautiful Blooms Like Crown-fritillaries, Alliums & Camassias.place Them In A Sunny Position Where They Will Thrive & Consider Cutting Some Stems For Vases Indoors, Bringing Some Of Your Spring Garden Into Your Home.   ...

Slim, Elegant & Attractive. Grow With Pastel-coloured Wallflowers For Fantastic Contrast.plant Your Tulip Muvota 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. ...

Tidy Upright Tulips That Clump Up Well. violet Blooms Of Rich violet Contrast Well With The Bright White Central Flower Parts, The Stamen & Style.plant Beneath Fragrant Lilac Bushes, Which Also Flower In May For A Lovely Plant Partnership.this Beautiful Tulip Which Has The Rhs Award Of Garden Merit Which Means It Suit Gardens In All Situations. Grown In Full Sun Though It Will Really Thrive. 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. ...

A Wild-species Tulip Which Is Happy In Well-drained Soils & Great For Rock Gardens. Its Naturally Short Stems Means The Tulip Is Ideal For Bowls & Small Container Displays.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. ...

So Bright It’s Almost Neon! With Eye-catching Pink Flowers With Darker Flames Rising Up The Centre Of Each Petal This Variety Will Provide You With The Most Effective Colour-contrasting Display.plant In Containers Or In Flower Beds In Groups To Maximise The Effect; Positioned In Full Sun This Variety Will Truly Thrive.consider Cutting Some Stems For Vases Indoors; The Striking Colours Will Light-up Any Room In The Home & Bring Spring-cheer Into The Household After Winter.  ...

Beautiful Pink-blush Tints Are The Hallmark Of This Gorgeous Tulip. Combine With White Daffodils For A Classy Combination.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. ...