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Seductive And Vibrant,
Showy And Striking, This
Variety Will Stand Out In
The Spring Garden And
Turn Heads. Grow In Full
Sun To Enhance These Bold
Blooms.planting In Open
Groundbulbs Prefer
Free-draining Soil.
Digging About A Week
Before Planting And
Adding Some Coarse Sand
Or Grit Will Aid Drainage
If Soil Is Heavy Or
Compacted.rake Some Fish,
Blood And 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, And Place
The Bulb On Top.ensure
The Bulb Is The Right Way
Up. Mix The Soil With
Some Compost And Backfill
The Hole, Firming The
Soil Gently To Ensure
There Are No Air
Pockets.planting In
Containersplanting In
Containers Allows You To
Extend The Flowering Area
Of Your Garden, And
Allows You To 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 And
Wear Gloves When Emptying
The Soil At A Later
Date.fill Half To Three
Quarters Of The Pot With
Compost And Place Bulbs
On Top.cover Bulbs, Firm
Compost Gently, And
Water Well. Label With
Date And Variety To Keep
Track.
Availability: In Stock
£4.89
Available
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attracts Beneficial
Beesgreat For Cut
Flowerseasy To Plant In
Autumnuse Tulip Ballade
On The Allotment Or In
Your Garden To Up The
Flower Colour And Add
Impact To Your Planting
Scheme. Tulip Ballade
Packs A Punch Growing In
A Container In Your
Garden, In A Wall-side
Border Or Even On The
Allotment To Add Spring
Colour And Draw In
Pollinating Bees.the
Flowers Make Their
Appearance On Tall Stems
In May, The Perfect Time
For Accompanying Crown
Imperials And
Accentuating Nearby Tree
Blossom. These
Eye-catching Late Spring
Bulbs Cut Easily At The
Stem-base So You Can Give
Cut Flowers Away Down At
The Plot.useful Tips:if
Growing In Containers We
Recommend You Plant 12
Bulbs For Every 30cm
(12in) Pot And Plant In A
Free-draining Bulb
Compost Where The Bulbs
Overwinter Happily Before
Erupting Into Leaf Then
Flower In Spring.
Availability: In Stock
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Available
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These Exotic Parrot Tulip
Bulbs Look Ready To Swoop
With Its Dark Maroon,
Almost Black Petals
Feathered With Green.
This Tulip Bulb
Flourishes Into A
Spectaculor Flower, That
Is One Of The Darkest
Varieties Available And
Makes Excellent
Cut-flowers. Voted Bulb
Of The Year In 2014.
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Rich Sunset-effect Tulip
Variety That Adds Bold
Red And Yellow Shades To
The Spring-flowering
Border. Tidy, Upright
Stems Mean You Can Grow
Lots In A Small
Space. planting In Open
Groundbulbs Prefer
Free-draining Soil.
Digging About A Week
Before Planting And
Adding Some Coarse Sand
Or Grit Will Aid Drainage
If Soil Is Heavy Or
Compacted.rake Some Fish,
Blood And 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, And Place
The Bulb On Top.ensure
The Bulb Is The Right Way
Up. Mix The Soil With
Some Compost And Backfill
The Hole, Firming The
Soil Gently To Ensure
There Are No Air
Pockets. planting In
Containersplanting In
Containers Allows You To
Extend The Flowering Area
Of Your Garden, And
Allows You To 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 And
Wear Gloves When Emptying
The Soil At A Later
Date.fill Half To Three
Quarters Of The Pot With
Compost And Place Bulbs
On Top.cover Bulbs, Firm
Compost Gently, And
Water Well. Label With
Date And Variety To Keep
Track.
Availability: In Stock
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Available
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Snow White Blooms,
Subtly And Stylishly
Edged With A Lace Of
Pink, Unfurl In Spring
And Look Great In
Flowerbeds And Containers
Alike.planting In Open
Groundbulbs Prefer
Free-draining Soil.
Digging About A Week
Before Planting And
Adding Some Coarse Sand
Or Grit Will Aid Drainage
If Soil Is Heavy Or
Compacted.rake Some Fish,
Blood And 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, And Place
The Bulb On Top.ensure
The Bulb Is The Right Way
Up. Mix The Soil With
Some Compost And Backfill
The Hole, Firming The
Soil Gently To Ensure
There Are No Air
Pockets.planting In
Containersplanting In
Containers Allows You To
Extend The Flowering Area
Of Your Garden, And
Allows You To 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 And
Wear Gloves When Emptying
The Soil At A Later
Date.fill Half To Three
Quarters Of The Pot With
Compost And Place Bulbs
On Top.cover Bulbs, Firm
Compost Gently, And
Water Well. Label With
Date And Variety To Keep
Track.
Availability: In Stock
£8.99
Available
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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. planting In
Open Groundbulbs Prefer
Free-draining Soil.
Digging About A Week
Before Planting And
Adding Some Coarse Sand
Or Grit Will Aid Drainage
If Soil Is Heavy Or
Compacted.rake Some Fish,
Blood And 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, And Place
The Bulb On Top.ensure
The Bulb Is The Right Way
Up. Mix The Soil With
Some Compost And Backfill
The Hole, Firming The
Soil Gently To Ensure
There Are No Air
Pockets. planting In
Containersplanting In
Containers Allows You To
Extend The Flowering Area
Of Your Garden, And
Allows You To 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 And
Wear Gloves When Emptying
The Soil At A Later
Date.fill Half To Three
Quarters Of The Pot With
Compost And Place Bulbs
On Top.cover Bulbs, Firm
Compost Gently, And
Water Well. Label With
Date And Variety To Keep
Track.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
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Tidy Upright Tulips That
Clump Up Well. Purple
Blooms Contrast Well With
The Pink Or Purple Blooms
Of Lilac, Which Also
Flower In May.planting In
Open Groundbulbs Prefer
Free-draining Soil.
Digging About A Week
Before Planting And
Adding Some Coarse Sand
Or Grit Will Aid Drainage
If Soil Is Heavy Or
Compacted.rake Some Fish,
Blood And 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, And Place
The Bulb On Top.ensure
The Bulb Is The Right Way
Up. Mix The Soil With
Some Compost And Backfill
The Hole, Firming The
Soil Gently To Ensure
There Are No Air
Pockets.planting In
Containersplanting In
Containers Allows You To
Extend The Flowering Area
Of Your Garden, And
Allows You To 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 And
Wear Gloves When Emptying
The Soil At A Later
Date.fill Half To Three
Quarters Of The Pot With
Compost And Place Bulbs
On Top.cover Bulbs, Firm
Compost Gently, And
Water Well. Label With
Date And Variety To Keep
Track.
Availability: In Stock
£5.99
Available
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This Particular Tulip
Bulb Should Be Planted
From October To November
If They Are To Flower By
Late April. Tulip Eternal
Flame Is Beautiful Even
Before It Flowers With
Attractive Variegated
Foliage That Adds Colour
To Beds And Borders, And
Containers. The Deep Rose
Pink Flowers Appear Quite
Late In The Season,
Despite Tulip Eternal
Flame Being Listed As A
Double Early Tulip. And
The Pink-tinged Green
Leaves Make This Tulip
Decorative For A Long
Time.
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attracts Beneficial
Beesgreat For Cut
Flowerspeony-like Blooms
From Aprilget Hold Of
Tulip Drumline For Bold
Red And White Striped
Tulips With Peony-like
Flowers. Place Them
Around The Beds Of Your
Garden Or Group Them
Together For Concentrated
Pockets Of Red And White.
Every Bud Opens Up To
Make Way Those Proud Red
And White Striped Petals,
Unique And Rare.drumline
Puts On A Big Show In
April And May. Planted
With Contrasting
Daffodils And Yellow
Crown Imperials It
Doesn’t Take Many Of
These Flowers To Really
Add Impact To Your Garden
Whether They Are Growing
In Your Flower Beds Or
Filling Patio
Containers.useful Tips:if
Growing In Containers We
Recommend You Plant 12
Bulbs For Every 30cm
(12in) Pot And Plant In A
Free-draining Bulb
Compost Where The Bulbs
Overwinter Happily Before
Erupting Into Leaf Then
Flower In Spring.
Availability: In Stock
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Available
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Award Of Garden Merit
Variety Orange Princess
Fills Your Garden With
Cheery Bright Orange
Flowers In Spring Which
Open Up Like Roses With
Lots Of Petals For Lots
Of Flower
Power. beautifully
Fragrant, Plant Orange
Princess Where You Can
Enjoy The Scent To Its
Fullest Like In Pots By
Your Door. These
Beautiful Orange Flowers
Emerge From Stems Above
Almost Jade- Coloured
Leaves. suited To Grow
In Pots, Combine With
Orange Wallflowers For An
Extra Fragrant Display
And Contrasting Flower
Textures. Consider
Cutting Some Of The
Flowers To Put In A Vase
Inside, Bringing Flower
Colour Into Your Home.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 And Airy –
Perfect To Keep The Bulbs
Healthy While In
Transit. can’t Plant
Straight Away?keep Your
Bulbs In A Cool, Light
And Dry Place And
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.
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Bring Light To Dappled
Parts Of Your Garden With
This Simple Yet
Sophisticated Variety.
Triumph Type.truly The
Herald Of Spring This
Wild Primrose-coloured
Tulip Looks Just Lovely
Touched By Morning Dew.
It Thrives In Beds That
Are Exposed To Full Sun
As Much As It Thrives In
Woodland Beds In Dappled
Shade Beneath Deciduous
Trees. this Tulip Looks
Lovely Planted In Drifts
On Its Own. Try Planting
Bulbs In The Lawn Too
Where They Will Take Over
The Spring Display Of
Daffodils.plant 12 Bulbs
In A 30cm (12in)
Container Or Around Every
Square Foot (30cm²) Area
Of Soil In A Sunny Or
Shady Bed.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 And Airy –
Perfect To Keep The Bulbs
Healthy While In
Transit. can’t Plant
Straight Away?keep Your
Bulbs In A Cool, Light
And Dry Place And
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.
Availability: In Stock
£4.19
Available
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big On Impactbeautiful
Cut For Vasesadds Colour
To The Outdoorsget
Fantastic Value From This
Three Bulb Collection Of
Tulip Varieties Flowering
From April And Into May.
All Three Varieties
Reveal Flowers In Various
Shades Of Lemon And
Bright Yellow For Lovely
And Up-lifting Spring
Colour.these Varieties
Are Fantastic In
Containers And Will Fill
Three 30cm (12in) Happily
For An Impressive Spring
Pot Display. They Also
Work Well Planted At The
Side Of An Allotment
Where The Opening Blooms
Will Encourage
Pollinating Insect To
Visit The Allotment.
These Pollinators Will
Stick Around To Fertilise
The Flowers Of
Strawberries And Tomatoes
Later In The
Season.useful Tips:plant
Some Bulbs Under The Lawn
In Autumn As An
Alternative Way To Show
Off These Varieties. The
Naturalistic Look With
The Surrounding Grass
Looks Great And Is A
Great Way To Start Off
Your Garden Season.you
Receive 12 Bulbs Each
Of;tulip World
Friendship:lemon-sorbet
In Colour,
Softly-scented And Up To
40cm (16in) In
Height.tulip Crème
Lizard:ruffled Petals In
Lemon And Blush-pink.
With Textured Petal Tips.
45cm (18in) In
Height.tulip Golden
Apeldoorn:classic Yellow
Tulips On Strong Stems.
Upright And Proud Up To
60cm (24in0 In Height.
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busy Flowers For
Summer-long Displaysrural
And Romantic In
Appearancegreat In Sun,
Great In Shadef1 Hybrid
For Naturally Vigorous
Growthbring These
Beautiful Busy Lizzies
Into Your Outdoor Space.
This Mix Features Soft
And Sophisticated Shades
Of Pink, Whites And
Rose, Romantic In Mood
And Look. The Plants Grow
From Strong And Promising
Plug Plants, Producing
Buds Every Day And
Turning Into Fantastic
Flowers.you Receive 48
Plug Plants, Delivered
To Your Door Special
Packs Allowing Your
Plants A Great Root And
Shoot Environment For
Optimum Health While They
Travel From Our Nursery
To The Point When They
Arrive To Your Door.busy
Lizzie Athena Sweetheart
Withstands Shade And Rain
Tremendously. Perfect For
Our Variable Summers Here
In The Uk. They Cope
Equally Well In Hot, Dry
Summer, Lasting Well
Into Autumn Many
Years.useful Tip:we
Recommend That You Move
Your Plugs On Into 12cm
Diameter Pots
Individually. Give Them
Around A Couple Of Weeks
To Increase A Bit In Size
So They Are Ready To
Transfer Into 30cm (12in)
Pots And Baskets Where
They Will Turn Into A
Free-flowering Display
Fit To Adorn Any Outside
Wall.
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new White And Pink Mix Of
Popular Cosmosgreat In
The Garden And In Vases
In Your Home24 Strong
Plants Delivered To Your
Doorcreating A Romantic
Cottage Scene Cosmos
Apollo Lovesong Offers
Mood-enhancing Open
Flowers From Mid-summer
And Lasting Into Autumn.
The Large Flowers With
Petals In Pure Linen
White To Baby-pink, Go
Beautifully With The
Feathery Leaves.shorter
Than Other Cosmos But
Still Attaining A Height
Of Around 60cm (2ft),
Apollo Lovesong Is Ideal
For The Centre Of Flower
Beds, In Containers On
The Patio Or Planted In A
Row On The Vegetable Plot
For Colour And Attracting
Beneficial Bees.grow With
Accompanying Cosmos
Varieties For Harmonising
Shades And Make Your
Outdoor Space Inviting
And Full Of Country
Romance. Apollo Lovesong
Makes A Beautiful Cut
Flower Too To Put In
Vases Or Sell On The
Allotment.you Receive A
Pack Of 24 Plugs Of
Healthy Young Plants; We
Suggest You Pop Them In
Individual 12cm Diameter
Pot, Let Them Grow On A
Little Bit And Then Put
Your Plants In Their
Final Position In The
Garden Or Containers On A
Fine Day In Late
Spring/early Summer.plant
8x Per 30cm Pot/ 24x Per
1 Metre Bed.
Availability: In Stock
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Available
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rare And Attractive
Hoar-frosted Edgesmoody
And Stylishgreat For Cut
Flowersget Hold Of Tulip
Labrador For Filling An
Allotment Border Or
Containers In Your
Garden. The Impactful And
Uniquely-textured Rare
Near-black Flowers Open
Up For Claret-red Petals
Attractive To Pollinating
Bees And Hoverflies Which
Pollinate Tomato And
Strawberry Flowers.tulip
Labrador Is Luxurious,
Large And Bold With Its
Confident Height Of 50cm
(20in). It’s A Variety
Sure To Make An Impact In
April And May. Planted
With Contrasting Yellow
And Orange Bulbs Like
Tulips And Daffodils It
Doesn’t Take Many Of
These Flowers To Really
Add Impact To Your Garden
Or Outdoor Plot.useful
Tips:if Growing In
Containers We Recommend
You Plant 12 Bulbs For
Every 30cm (12in) Pot And
Plant In A Free-draining
Bulb Compost Where The
Bulbs Overwinter Happily
Before Erupting Into Leaf
Then Flower In Spring.
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Take Advantage Of This
Great Offer Where You Get
A Beautiful Book Of Bulbs
And 24 Tulip Bulbs For
Just £19.99. A Saving Of
Over £3 On Our Usual
Prices. we Cannot
Guarantee What Two Packs
Of Tulips You Will
Receive With The Book. As
Always Though The Tulips
Will Come From Our Bulb
Range Which Is Selected
By Nikki Especially For
Us. our Book Of Bulbs Is
Written By Garden
Designer Andrew Mcindoe
Who Has Won 25 Gold
Medals At The Rhs Chelsea
Flower Show. The 120 Page
Book Is Jam Packed With
Tips And Hundreds Of
Stunning Full Colour
Photos That Bring Ideas
To Life. no Garden?
Discover The Best Bulbs
To Grow Indoors For Both
Colour And Fragrance. If
You Have A Patio See
Andrew’s Recipe Of
Bulbs To Make Beautiful
Mixed Pots Where The
Flowers Bloom And Fade At
Different Times. if You
Have A Garden Learn How
To Soften The Landscape
By Growing Swathes Of
Bulbs That Naturalise
Your Garden. Find The
Best Bulbs For Beds And
Borders And Learn Which
Varieties Will Bloom
When; So Your Garden Can
Be Full Of Colour From
January To September Year
After Year. this Book
Makes A Great Gift For
Anyone Who Loves Flowers
And With Andrew’s
Lifetime Of Knowledge
There Are Tips For Even
The Most Experienced
Gardener. We Cannot
Recommend This Offer
Enough.
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attracts Beneficial
Pollinatorsgreat For Cut
Flowerseasy To Plant In
Autumnhollywood Is The
New Tulip Variety To Our
Range. Big In Colour And
Also Big On Fragrance.
Tulip Hollywood Looks
Lovely Growing In A
Container In Your Garden,
In A Bed Bordering Your
Walls Or Even On The
Vegetable Plot To Add
Some Early-season Colour
And Draw In Early
Pollinators For Flowering
Vegetables.the Flowers
Come Out In Mid-spring
And Accompany Other
Spring Bulbs Like Tall
Daffodil Varieties And
Crown Fritillaries. All
These Tall And Handsome
Spring-flowering Bulbs
Cut Easily At The Stems
So You Can Sell Bouquets
On Down At The
Plot.useful Tips:if
Growing In Containers We
Recommend You Plant 12
Bulbs For Every 30cm
(12in) Pot And Plant In A
Free-draining Bulb
Compost Where The Bulbs
Overwinter Before
Erupting Into Leaf In
Early Spring.
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Get These Compact And
Tidy Tulips For A
Seductive Show Of Spring
Flowers That Have Cream
Bases And Luscious
Pink-red Tips. Great For
Borders Or
Containers. planting In
Open Groundbulbs Prefer
Free-draining Soil.
Digging About A Week
Before Planting And
Adding Some Coarse Sand
Or Grit Will Aid Drainage
If Soil Is Heavy Or
Compacted.rake Some Fish,
Blood And 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, And Place
The Bulb On Top.ensure
The Bulb Is The Right Way
Up. Mix The Soil With
Some Compost And Backfill
The Hole, Firming The
Soil Gently To Ensure
There Are No Air
Pockets. planting In
Containersplanting In
Containers Allows You To
Extend The Flowering Area
Of Your Garden, And
Allows You To 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 And
Wear Gloves When Emptying
The Soil At A Later
Date.fill Half To Three
Quarters Of The Pot With
Compost And Place Bulbs
On Top.cover Bulbs, Firm
Compost Gently, And
Water Well. Label With
Date And Variety To Keep
Track.
Availability: In Stock
£5.99
Available
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big On Impactbeautiful
Cut For Vaseseasy To
Plant In Autumnimpact Is
Big With Tulip Crème
Lizard. For Every Bulb
You Can Look Forward To
Impressive Buds Opening
Up Revealing Yellow
Petals With Rose Blush
And Attractive And
Dramatic Perforated Petal
Edges. Partner With
Spring-flowering Bulbs
Like Red Tulips Or Blue
Camassias For Colour
Contrast And Attracting
The Greatest Range Of
Beneficial Pollinators
With The Array Of Yellow,
Red And Blue Colours.the
Flowers Come Out In
Mid-spring And Look
Impactful In Containers
And In Wall-side Borders.
Consider Giving Some
Space Up For Tulip Crème
Lizard On Your Vegetable
Plot Too For Some Welcome
Colour In Spring And As A
Magnet For Those
Pollinating Bees And
Hoverflies.useful Tips:if
Growing In Containers We
Recommend You Plant 12
Bulbs For Every 30cm
(12in) Pot And Plant In A
Free-draining Bulb
Compost Where The Bulbs
Overwinter Before
Erupting Into Leaf In
Early Spring.
Availability: In Stock
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Add These Gorgeous
Apricot To Pink Flowers
To Your Early Season
Border Or Spring
Container Display. The
Finely Cut Edges Are
Practically
Electrifying. planting
In Open Groundbulbs
Prefer Free-draining
Soil. Digging About A
Week Before Planting And
Adding Some Coarse Sand
Or Grit Will Aid Drainage
If Soil Is Heavy Or
Compacted.rake Some Fish,
Blood And 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, And Place
The Bulb On Top.ensure
The Bulb Is The Right Way
Up. Mix The Soil With
Some Compost And Backfill
The Hole, Firming The
Soil Gently To Ensure
There Are No Air
Pockets. planting In
Containersplanting In
Containers Allows You To
Extend The Flowering Area
Of Your Garden, And
Allows You To 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 And
Wear Gloves When Emptying
The Soil At A Later
Date.fill Half To Three
Quarters Of The Pot With
Compost And Place Bulbs
On Top.cover Bulbs, Firm
Compost Gently, And
Water Well. Label With
Date And Variety To Keep
Track.
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Marvel At The Peach-melba
Frilled Petals Of This
Curious Yet Beautiful
Tulip. Flowers On Strong,
Robust Stems,
Withstanding April
Showers Well.planting In
Open Groundbulbs Prefer
Free-draining Soil.
Digging About A Week
Before Planting And
Adding Some Coarse Sand
Or Grit Will Aid Drainage
If Soil Is Heavy Or
Compacted.rake Some Fish,
Blood And 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, And Place
The Bulb On Top.ensure
The Bulb Is The Right Way
Up. Mix The Soil With
Some Compost And Backfill
The Hole, Firming The
Soil Gently To Ensure
There Are No Air
Pockets.planting In
Containersplanting In
Containers Allows You To
Extend The Flowering Area
Of Your Garden, And
Allows You To 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 And
Wear Gloves When Emptying
The Soil At A Later
Date.fill Half To Three
Quarters Of The Pot With
Compost And Place Bulbs
On Top.cover Bulbs, Firm
Compost Gently, And
Water Well. Label With
Date And Variety To Keep
Track.
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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 And
Adding Some Coarse Sand
Or Grit Will Aid Drainage
If Soil Is Heavy Or
Compacted.rake Some Fish,
Blood And 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, And Place
The Bulb On Top.ensure
The Bulb Is The Right Way
Up. Mix The Soil With
Some Compost And Backfill
The Hole, Firming The
Soil Gently To Ensure
There Are No Air
Pockets. planting In
Containersplanting In
Containers Allows You To
Extend The Flowering Area
Of Your Garden, And
Allows You To 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 And
Wear Gloves When Emptying
The Soil At A Later
Date.fill Half To Three
Quarters Of The Pot With
Compost And Place Bulbs
On Top.cover Bulbs, Firm
Compost Gently, And
Water Well. Label With
Date And Variety To Keep
Track.
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Scarlet Tulips Charmingly
Edge With A Golden Band.
Looks Charming And
Delicate In Groups Yet
Stands Up To Rain And
Wind Well Thanks To Its
Sturdy Stems.
Darwin-type.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 And Airy –
Perfect To Keep The Bulbs
Healthy While In
Transit. can’t Plant
Straight Away?keep Your
Bulbs In A Cool, Light
And Dry Place And
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.
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trails To 40cm
(16in)flowers From June
Right Until Octobergreat
For Wall Displayscreate A
Tropical-basket Full of
Sunset Reds, Yellows And
Oranges With One Of The
Best, Most
Impressive trailing
Begonias You Can
Buy. super Vigorous And
With A Profusion Of Lush
Healthy Blooms, This
Begonia Will Cascade In
Wave Upon Wave Of Colour
Right Through The Summer.
The Ultimate Hanging
Basket Plant!
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This Lily-flowered Tulip
Tops The Popularity
Charts For Its Medium
Height And Elegant Habit.
Tulip China Pink Lives Up
To Its Name With Soft,
Satin Pink Flowers.
Blooms Open Wide In
Sunshine To Reveal A
White Base And Pale
Anthers. The Effect Is
Showy But Delicate, No
Wonder This Tulip Is So
Popular. Use Tulip China
Pink For Spring Displays
In Beds And Borders And
Plant It In
Containers.plant Tulip
Bulbs From October To
November. Plant The Bulbs
At A Depth Of At Least
Three Times Their Height
Into Free Draining Soil
In A Sunny Site.avoid
Planting Bulbs In Soil
That Gets Waterlogged;
And On Heavy Soils Add
Grit To The Planting Hole
To Prevent Bulbs
Rotting.tulips Are Native
To Hot Dry Regions Of
Iran And Turkey Where
They Thrive On Very
Free-draining Soils. The
Bulbs Enjoy Hot Summer
Sunshine But They Also
Need A Period Of Winter
Cold To Produce The Best
Flowers.plant Tulips In
Containers Of Gritty
Compost F You Garden On
Wet, Heavy Soil. Plant
The Bulbs At A Depth Of
At Least Three Times The
Bulb’s Height.after
Caredeadhead The Spent
Flowers To Stop The Bulbs
From Diverting Energy
Into Seed Production.let
The Tulip Leaves Die Down
Naturally And Don’t Be
Tempted To Cut Them Back
Early. The Foliage Needs
To Absorb Energy Back To
The Bulb To Ensure Next
Years Flowers.tulips Are
Grouped Into 15 Classes.
These Classes Are Based
On A Number Of Factors
Including Flowering
Times, Flower Type And
Shape. Tulip China Pink
Is Grouped In Class 6
With Other Lily-flowered
Tulips. The Tulips In
This Class Are
Characterised By Their
Pointed Flowers, Most
Are Tall And Bloom In
Mid-to Late
Spring.flowers May.height
50cm/20in.
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attracts Beneficial
Beesgreat For Cut
Flowerspeony-like Blooms
From Aprilget Hold Of
Tulip Black Hero For
Dotting Around The
Allotment Edge Or
Furnishing Your Garden
With Impactful And Rare
Near-black Flowers. Every
Bud Opens Up To Make Way
For A Crown Of Dark
Petals, Evocative And
Attractive To Pollinating
Bees And Hoverflies Which
Pollinate Tomato And
Strawberry Flowers.black
Hero Saves The Day With
Flowers That Are Sure To
Turn Heads In April And
May. Planted With
Contrasting Daffodils And
Yellow Crown Imperials It
Doesn’t Take Many Of
These Flowers To Really
Add Impact To Your Garden
Or Outdoor Plot.useful
Tips:if Growing In
Containers We Recommend
You Plant 12 Bulbs For
Every 30cm (12in) Pot And
Plant In A Free-draining
Bulb Compost Where The
Bulbs Overwinter Happily
Before Erupting Into Leaf
Then Flower In Spring.
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The Begonia Illumination
Apricot Mix Contains
Double And Single Blooms
In Shades Of Apricot,
Amber And Lemon That Will
Light Up Any Garden
Display. Enormous
Cascading Blooms Create A
Stunning Array Of Lush A
Healthy Flowers That Are
Easy To Grow And Will
Look Amazing In Hanging
Baskets Or Window Boxes
From Summer All The Way
Through To
Autumn.position In
Baskets On A Sunny Wall
Or On In Areas That
Receive Half Sun.
Illumination Apricot
Mixed Thrives In Any
Aspect Given Moist Soil.
Water Daily In Summer And
Provide With A Liquid
Feed To Encourage Lots Of
Flowering.
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colour And Texture
Richfills Two Large
Hanging Basketshappy In
Sun, Happy In Shadeenjoy
Begonia Non-stop Mix For
Big Blooms In A Rainbow
Of Colours. You Receive
Nine Established Young
Plants, Which Will
Flower Within The Space
Of A Fortnight. Every
Plant Has A Strong Root
System And Stems Ready To
Bud Up And Flower. These
Blooms With Impact And
Gusto Live Up To Their
Name, Offering You
Intense, Colour Non-stop
From Summer And Right
Into Autumn.choose To
Position Your Plants In
Pots, Hanging Baskets Or
Even In The Front Of
Flower Beds For
Impressive Flower Power.
These Flowers Add To Your
Britain In Bloom-standard
Garden.with Just One Pack
You Will Be Able To Fill
Two Large Hanging Baskets
Or Pots. Your Nine Young
Plants Have A
Well-developed Root
System, Ready To Plant
Into Your Garden Straight
Away. They Arrive To You
In A Module Tray And Free
Reusable, Propagation
Lid Which Ensures Your
Young Plants Have The
Perfect Root And Flower
Stem Environment In
Transit From Our Nursery
To Your Home.can’t
Plant Straight Away?your
Young Plants Will Happily
Stay In Their Module Tray
With The Lid Over For Up
To A Week If You Make
Sure The Soil Part Of
Your Plants Is Kept Moist
But Look To Planting Them
In Their Permanent
Position Within Five To
Seven Days.all You Need
To Do Is Keep Them In A
Cool And Light Place Like
A Porch Or On An
East-facing Window. Keep
Away From Direct Sunlight
While They Are Still In
Their Covered Case As
They May Get Too Warm
Which May Hinder Their
Growing.
Availability: In Stock
£10.99
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