Give Your Garden Spring To Summer Colour For A Fantastic Price! Get A Mix Of 6 Bulb Varieties For £9.99 & Save A Total Of £37.89! That’s Less Than 3p Per Bulb!this Fantastic Mix Of Bulbs Will Really Make Your Garden Pop With Colour, & With 425 Bulbs In Total, They Will Certainly go A Long Way!in This Special Offer Collection You Will Receive Ipheion Uniflorum X50, Triteleia Queen Fabiola X100, Iris Mixed X50, Ixia Mixed X50, Muscari Armeniacum X75, & Allium Moly X100, Giving You 425 Bulbs Total.  iris Mixed - a Perfect Combination Of Popular Colours! Dwarf Iris Look Great When Planted In A Mixed Group. This Mix Consists Of Blue, Mauve & Bright Yellow, & They Look Fantastic Together. Ideal For Pots, Borders Or Rockery Plantings. Flowers Between February & March & Flowers Grow Up To 15cm/6inches In Height. ipheion Uniflorum (the Spring Starflower) - a Small & Bulbous Perennial With An Onion Scent. The Leaves Are Narrow Strap Shaped, Star Shaped Sweet Scented Flowers Appear In Late Winter & The Spring. Flowers Reach Up To 10cm In Height. Beautiful Colours Of Lilac-blue, Pink & White Flowers.  triteleia Queen Fabiola
- Also Known & The Triplet Lily Or Wild Hyacinth This Is A Native Flower To California Where It Grows Wild. Bright Green Leaves Grass Like Leaves Are Followed By Beautiful Clusters Of violet Star Shaped Flowers With Blue Anthers. Very Adaptable Variety Which Will Tolerate Heavy Soil & Will Not Be Effected By Even The Hottest British Weather. Flowers Grow Up To 45cm. ixia Mixed - spires Of Brilliantly Coloured Flowers Held On Wiry Stems. Commonly Known As African Corn Lilies, They Produce Attractive, Dainty Star-shaped Flowers On Sword-shaped Foliage. They Grow Well In A Warm Sheltered Garden Or Can Be Used As Spectacular Container Plants When Protected From Winter Cold. Flowers Form Between May-july & Can Grow Up To 50cm/20in In Height.muscari Armenia
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Cabbage greensleeves Has Been Specially Bred To Have Less Bare Leaf Stalk Common In Some Other Varieties During The December To April Harvest Period. A Spring Cabbage With A Really Good Colour & Flavour. ...

A Highly Versatile Spring Green With A Great Taste. Winter Jewel Has Fantastic Disease Resistance, Making It Easy To Grow Successfully & Giving A Consistent Crop Throughout The Year.left To Mature, winter Jewel Produces A Head Which Can Be Eaten Like A Sweetheart Cabbage.spring Greens Are Nutritious & Packed Full Of Iron. ...

choose As Salad Onion Or Bulb Onionroyal Horticultural Society Award Of Garden Meritintense Flavour To Lift Saladsgrow Spring Onion Lilia As Part Of Your Vegetable Patch; Not Only Does It Add Height & Attractive Leaves To Your Plot It Has An Intense Flavour Too. Harvest In As Little As Four To Six Weeks For The Perfect Salad Onions With A Satisfying Crunch Or Leave To Develop Into A Full Bulb So You Can Store Them Over Winter Somewhere Cool.spring Onion Lilia Is Happy Growing In A Bed Or A Raised Planter Like A Vegtrug To Suit You & The Space You Have Outdoors.how To Plant:get The Soil Ready Now By Digging Over & Raking The Area. At Planting Time Space Your Young Plants Around 15cm (6in) Apart. Plant Them In A Multi-purpose Compost & Treat To A Feed Of Fish, Blood & Bone As You Notice The Young Plants Start To Develop In Earnest.useful Tip:keep Your Plants Well-watered; Twice To Three Times A Day If It A Warm September & Autumn.keep The Area Well-weeded Especially If You Notice Deep-root Weeds Like Dandelions Or Rhizome-forming Weeds Like Couch Grass. Constant Weeding Is Ultra-important Around Your Spring Onion Lilia Plants As They Develop Over The Autumn. Use A Hand Hoe In Containers Or Larger Hoe If Growing Garlic Directly In The Beds. ...

Spring Onion Furio Is colourful But Not too Hot. It Has A Lovely Red Colour & A Mild Onion Flavour. It Will Be Ready For Harvesting From July & Has superb Bolting Resistance. ...

Guardsman Spring Onion Seeds Are The Standard Spring Onion Variety. It Holds In Good Condition Longer Than White Lisbon.you Will Be Able To Pull Bunches Of Fine Bulb-free Stems Over Several Weeks From One Sowing. ...

keeps In Good Conditionwinter-tolerantf 1 Hybrid Vigourif You Like A Spring Onion Which Packs A Punch Guardsman Spring Onion Sets The Standard for A strong Spring Onion Variety. guardsman Holds In Good Condition Longer Than Traditional White Lisbon.salad Onion Guardsman Is An Improved f 1 Hybrid White Lisbon/japanese Cross Which Means It Is Reliably Vigorous To Give Handsome Harvests Of Medium Green Foliage On tall & Erect Plants. Great To Taste & Structural For A Good-looking Vegetable Plot.guardsman Is reassuringly Resistant To Bulbing & Botrytis For Unblemished Pencil-like salad Onions With A Pleasant Kick To Add Zing To Your Salads Through Summer & Autumn. ...

Grow This Crop Directly In Soil Or In Pots, For A Dual-purpose Reliable Spring Onion With Rich-green Leaves & Flavoursome Bulbs, Perfect In Salads & Sandwiches.when It Comes To Thinning Seedlings Out, Use The Thinnings As Salad Onions, Young, Fresh & With A Bite To Add To Late Spring Salads.leave The Remaining Onions To Bulk Up Into Fully-grown Bulbs To Enjoy In Late Summer To Autumn.  ...

This Tasty Variety Is Ideal For Sowing Very Closely In Order To Deliver High Yields. It Produces Upright, Dark & Delicious Stems. It Can Be Sown Every 4 Weeks In Order To Deliver Good Yields Throughout The Summer. It Is absolutely simply delicious In Sandwiches & Salads.sow Directly Outdoors From March Through To August. Sow Generously In Rows 1cm Deep & At A Distance Of 30cm Apart. Cover Lightly With Soil.protect With Netting Or A Fleece In Order To Prevent Attack From Birds & Insects. Spring Onions Do Not Require Thinning. Occasionally Water During Dry Spells, Rows Should Be Weeded Regularly.harvest Onions 6 – 8 Weeks After Sowing By Pulling Individual Stems. ...

quick Croppingspring & Summer Long Harvestsroyal Horticultural Society Award Of Garden Meritwhite Lisbon Spring Onion Seeds Are A Traditional Mild & Crispy Spring Onion, Deservedly The Most Popular Of All, Yielding Succulent Stems With That Characteristic bite.very Quick Cropping Traditional Salad Onion With White Stems & Bright Green Tops. Good For Successional Sowing & Very Hardy. Can Be Sown In October For The Following Spring.take Our Handy Tip- No Need To Thin, Just Pull When Onions Young & Slender. Sow Little & Often For Continuous Supply. September & October Sowing Can Be Overwintered & May Benefit From Cloche Protection During Severe Weather. Autumn Sowings Should Be Ready In March Or Earlier In Mild Weather. ...