Misc. Flower Bulbs and Collections

25 Bulbs of each variety listed (individually packed)
25 English Bluebells (Scilla Non-scripta)
25 Snowdrops (Single - Galanthus Nivalis)
25 Crocus (mixed)
25 Winter Aconites (Eryanthis Hyemalis). Available Now

Brodiaea 'Queen Fabiola' (Brodiaea laxa) is grown for its clusters of deep blue flowers, which appear in late spring and early summer. It is native to the west coasts of North and South America, where it grows wild in dry grasslands and arid, shrubby areas. Also recognized as Triteleia laxa ‘Queen Fabiola’. Commonly known as the triplet lily, fool’s onion, wild hyacinth or Ithuriel’s spear.

With racemes of starry flowers and narrow basal leaves, Camassia can look just as beautiful among the perennials in your flowerbeds as they do naturalised in woodland or long grass. They are not yet that well known, so can be a delight to show off. The bulbs are hardy and all types are June flowering. Plant in well drained soil. Large bulbs plant 15cm deep 20cm apart 25 per sq metre. Small bulbs plant 10cm deep 12cm apart 75 per sq metre.

Although they are known as Autumn Crocus, Colchicums are not from the crocus family, but are in fact relations of the lily. Their leafless flowers, hence the name Naked Ladies, emerge in early autumn and are indeed shaped like a large crocus. The foliage will not appear until spring, which makes a handy reminder that they are still there. Can look good naturalised among grass. Plant 20cm deep 20cm apart 25 per sq metre.

A hardy relation of the bold blousy types available in the spring. These specie types look far more dainty than their cousins and flower May-June. Plant in a warm sunny position, 10cm deep 10cm apart 100 per sq metre.

Most grape hyacinths are so reliable and undemanding that they are taken for granted. They need no special care and, once planted, will flower and spread freely, so that division may be necessary every few years. M. armeniacum (early giant) is a vigorous species with attractive bright cobalt blue flower spikes in spring.
Height: 20cm
Spread: 5cm
Exposure: Full sun
Hardiness: Hardy
Soil type: Sandy, Well-drained/light

Pretty, violet-blue flowers with lighter stripes. They look nice planted among alpines or in a rock garden. Long lasting as a cut flower. Plant 8cm deep 8cm apart 150 per sq metre.

Most grape hyacinths are so reliable and undemanding that they are taken for granted. They need no special care and, once planted, will flower and spread freely, so that division may be necessary every few years.
Height: 20cm
Spread: 5cm
Exposure: Full sun
Hardiness: Hardy
Soil type: Sandy, Well-drained/light

Commonly known as "Star of Bethlehem":
White edge star shaped blooms, extremely pretty plant and a great addition to your collection.

Height 20 cm
Blooms April -May

Description: Lilac pink, hardy
Height (cm): 8cm
Blooms: June-July

Common Name : Striped Squil The blooms are incredibly delicate in appearance: pale blue bell shaped blooms with a delicate pinstripe down the center. Height 10 cm Blooms March

Common Name : White Striped Squil A pure white variant of the strain. Multiple blooms per stem really make the most of the fabulous plant. Height 10 cm Blooms March

Description: Superfine mixed Height (cm): 35cm Blooms: June-Aug

Value Pack - 10 Single Snowdrops & 10 English Bluebell Bulbs.

Value Pack - 100 Single Snowdrops & 100 English Bluebells Bulbs.