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		Allium – atropurpureum Deep purple flowers on strong stems. Alliums are one of the last of the autumn bulbs to flower, so they can bring a mass of colour to the garden in late spring. Their magnificent shapes on strong stems can be used in many garden schemes. Ideal to plant in herbaceous borders. This variety is also suitable for containers. Flowering time: May–June Height: 60cm


		Allium – caeruleum (syn azureum) AGM Clear blue round flowers that are ideal for cut flowers. Like most of the taller alliums this variety can also be used for dried flowers. If planted in semi-shade the flowers will last longer. Alliums provide an abundance of colour long after the spring flowers have faded. Flowering time: June –July Height: 60cm


		Allium – Cernuum This variety of allium has up to 20 hanging deep rose pink flowers from stems that are 40cm high. This is a new variety to our range and is a recommended addition to any garden. The flowers are very attractive to bees. Flowering time: June–July Height: 40cm


		Allium – cristophii (syn albopilosum) AGM This allium has amethyst/pink flower heads that at the tips are up to 50cms across. These large star shaped flowers are set on strongl stems. Superb addition to any garden. They can be left from year to year to flower again and are also good for growing in containers and as a cut flower. Flowering time: June –July Height: 45cm


		Allium – Forelock This was a new addition to our range last year and is still not readily available in the UK as yet. The round flower heads show an unusual band around their middle 'like a Forelock'. An excellent addition to any garden and very good for cut flowers. Flowering time: June–July Height: 75cm


		Allium – Hair This is a very unusual form of Allium. Allium Hair has a purple heart at the centre of unusual flowers. This variety is ideal for cut flower and will bring a touch of difference to any garden. Alliums can be planted with asiatic lilies, hostas and peonies for example. Flowering time: July–August Height: 70cm


		Allium – karataviense Ivory Queen This is a lovely short variety of the Allium family. Allium Ivory Queen produces dense white flowers on 20cm stems. As such they produce a carpet of white flowers in late spring. Because of their short stems they are ideal for planting in containers. Flowering time: May –June Height: 20cm


		Allium – Purple Sensation AGM This is one of the most popular of the alliums. The flower spikes are a deep violet purple, forming a round head. Like all alliums they are easy to grow and add a lot of structure to any formal planting. Alliums provide an abundance of colour long after other spring bulbs have come and gone. This variety can also be grown in containers. Flowering time: May –June Height: 70cm


		Allium – schubertii This allium is one of our favourites as the flowers are pretty spectacular. Schubertii produces wide umbels that are 4"-6" of star shaped, pink-red flowers. Alliums prefer semi-shade and a well drained soil. They can however be grown in full sun and if planting in wet soils add a handful of grit to the hole before planting. Alliums can be left undisturbed for many years, This one is particularly good in pots. Flowering time: June–July Height: 60cm


		Allium – sphaerocephalon Commonly known as 'drumsticks' this allium has dark purple long lasting flowers. Alliums provide an abundance of colour in the garden, their flowers are also very attractive to bees and can also be used as a cut flower. Alliums can be left to flower year after year. Flowering time: June –July Height: 60cm


		Allium – Summer Drummer Summr Drummer is a welcomed addition to our range. The flowers are a lovely light purple with each floret tipped with a creamy white edge. Alliums perform very well with early flowering perennials and are also popular with bees. Flower head can be over 15cm across. Flowering time: June–July Height: 130cm


		Amaryllis – belladonna Also known as the 'JERSEY LILY' The rosy pink fragrant flowers bloom on top of sturdy stalks. Prefers a warm aspect of the garden. Can also be grown in pots in the conservatory or greenhouse. Plant the bulbs just below the surface in a well drained, south facing aspect. Flowering time: Sept–Oct Height: 75cm


		Anemone – De Caen The Bride (White) This anemone has single white flowers. Anemones are very good for using as cut flowers but they are also a great garden plant. Soak corms in water for 24 hours before planting to aid germination. The flowers of anemones are 7.5cms across and very vibrant. The corms we supply are amongst the biggest available. Flowering time: May –June Height: 25cm


		Anemone – blanda Blue shades This is a mixture of blue shades of flowers and are very good for naturalising. Soak corms in water for 24 hours before planting to aid germination. Ideal for planting between shrubs to fill up the spaces. They are also very good for pots when grown in conjunction with daffodils or tulips flowering at the same time. Flowering time: March –April Height: 12cm


		Anemone – blanda Charmer This variety has deep rose pink flowers. They are very good for naturalising. Soak corms in water for 24hrs before planting to aid germination. These bulbs are ideal for planting between shrubs and in containers for the taller bulbs to grow through. Flowering time: March –April Height: 12cm


		Anemone – blanda Mixed AGM This is a superb mixture of all the blanda varieties of blue shades, pink and white flowers. Very good for naturalising. Soak corms in water for 24 hours before planting to aid germination. Ideal for planting between shrubs to fill up the spaces. They are also very good for pots when grown in conjunction with daffodils or tulips flowering at the same time. Flowering time: March –April Height: 12cm


		Anemone – blanda White Splendour AGM Anemones are ideal for inter planting between shrubs or other bulbs. This variety has pure white delicate flowers.The flowers are long lasting and if grown in semi-shade will last much longer. Soak corms in water for 24hrs before planting to aid germination. Anemones are excellent naturalisers and as such ideal to grow between trees or in wild parts of the garden. Flowering time: March–April Height: 12cm


		Anemone – De Caen Hollandia (Red) This anemone has single scarlet flowers. Anemones are very good for using as cut flowers but they are also a great garden plant. Soak corms in water for 24 hours before planting to aid germination. The flowers of anemones are 7.5cms across and very vibrant. The corms we supply are amongst the biggest available. Flowering time: May–June Height: 25cm


		Anemone – De Caen Mixed An excellent mixture of pink, blue, red and white anemones. Anemones are very good to be used as cut flowers. Soak corms in water for 24 hours before planting to aid germination. The flowers of anemones are 3 inches across and very vibrant. The corms we supply are amongst the biggest available. Flowering time: May–June Height: 25cm


		Anemone – De Caen Mr Fokker (Blue) This anemone has single violet-blue flowers. Anemones are very good for using as cut flowers but they are also a great garden flower. Soak corms in water for 24 hours before planting to aid germination. The flowers of anemones are 7.5cms across and very vibrant. The corms we supply are amongst the biggest available. Flowering time: May–June Height: 25cm


		Anemone – De Caen Sylphide (Pink) This anemone has single violet-rose flowers. Anemones are very good for using as cut flowers but they are also a great garden plant. Soak corms in water for 24 hours before planting to aid germination. The flowers of anemones are 7.5cm across and very vibrant. The corms we supply are amongst the biggest available. Flowering time: May –June Height: 25cm


		Anemone – St Brigid Mixed A superb mixture of double flowers. Pink, red, blue and white anemones. Ideal for cut flowers. Grow in a sunny position for best results. These corms are the amongst the largest you will find. Soak corms for 24hrs in water to aid germination. Flowering time: June–July Height: 25cm


		Calochortus – Violet Queen These are very beautiful bulbs, commonly called 'Globe Lily'. The flowers are a warm violet. Although they are unusual, they are relatively easy to grow when planted in a sunny spot, in light sandy soil. Flowering time: June–July Height: 40cm


		Camassia – quamash (syn esculenta) This variety produces soft violet-blue flowers. It is an excellent naturaliser and provides a lovely array of colour in late spring. Camassia are excellent for planting in shady places or naturalising in grass. Best planted in well drained soil but will also tolerate dampish ground. Flowering time: May –June Height: 60cm


		Chionodoxa – forbesii AGM Commonly called 'Glory of the Snow', chinodoxa have gentle blue flowers with white centres. These bulbs are among the earliest to flower. Excellent for naturalising. Flowers well in sun or partial shade. Flowering time: March–April Height: 15cm


		Chionodoxa – luciliae Alba Chinodoxa alba is a great addition to any garden. They are commonly known as 'Glory of the Snow' and are amongst the earliest bulbs to flower. This variety has very attractive pure white flowers. They flower well in full sun or partial shade and are excellent for naturalising. Flowering time: March–April Height: 15cm


		Chionodoxa – Violet Beauty Chinodoxa are commonly called 'Glory of the Snow' as they are amongst the earliest bulbs to flower. This variety is a stunning new one with soft bluish-violet flowers. They are very useful as they flower in the sun or partial shade. Chinodoxa also naturalise very well. Flowering time: March –April Height: 10cm


		Crocus – Flower Record (purple) Large purple flowers. This variety flowers a little later than the chrysanthus types and have much larger blooms. They are the most suited for naturalising in grassland but can of course be used anywhere to brighten up the garden. As they are good ideal for naturalising they will bring colour to the garden year after year. Flowering time: February–March Height: 12cm


		Crocus – Golden Mammoth (Yellow) AGM Large golden yellow flowers. This variety flowers a little later than the chrysanthus types and has much larger blooms. They are however better than the chrysanthus types to use for naturalising in grassland. Flowering time: February–March Height: 12cm


		Crocus – Jeanne d' Arc (White) Large white flowers with orange pistels. These varieties flower a little later than the chrysanthus types and have much larger blooms. Ideal for naturalising. Brings a great contrast to any garden. Flowering time: February–March Height: 12cm


		Crocus – Mixed Crocus A supreme mix of crocus. Purple, Blue, Yellow, White and Striped. This superb mix will provide an abundance of colour.These varieties are the most popular of the crocus.They are a bit taller than the chrysanthus types and have much larger blooms. Ideal for naturalising in any part of the garden, but they do not like boggy areas. Flowering time: February–March Height: 12cm


		Crocus – Pickwick (Striped) Silvery white flowers with lilac stripes. These varieties flower a little later than the chrysanthus types and have much larger blooms. Pickwick produces really great looking flowers and is one we recommend. Ideal for naturalising in grassland or any other position where you want to leave them undisturbed for a number of years. Flowering time: February–March Height: 12cm


		Crocus – Remembrance (Blue) Delicate lavender blue flowers. This variety flowers a little later than the chrysanthus types and has much larger blooms. These bulbs are ideal for naturalising, but are especially suitable for naturalising in grassland. Flowers appear late February/early March. Flowering time: February–March Height: 12cm


		Crocus – Chrysanthus – Advance Flowers are a peachy yellow inside, with a bluish violet stripe/yellow outside. The stamens are an attractive bright orange. Like all crocus they naturalise well and as such provide an abundance of colour each year. Flowering time: January –February Height: 10cm


		Crocus – Chrysanthus – Blue Pearl AGM This variety has flowers with a light blue outside and creamy white inside. They are ideal to use in containers or in any garden aspect that is free draining. They are among the first to provide early spring colour. Chrysanthus crocus are also excellent for naturalising, althugh we would recommend using the large crocus varieties in grassland. Flowering time: January–February Height: 7cm


		Crocus – Chrysanthus – Cream Beauty AGM Creamy white flowers on strong stems. Crocus are ideal for containers or can be used for naturalising in most garden surroundings. Crocus are the first sign that spring has arrived. Flowering time: January–February Height: 10cm


		Crocus – Chrysanthus – Ladykiller AGM This unusual variety has outside petals of purple-violet with a white margin. The inside is a pale lilac. These flowers are especially long lasting. As with all crocus they prefer a free draining soil and are good naturalisers. Flowering time: February–March Height: 10cm


		Crocus – Chrysanthus – Mixed Specie Crocus These delightful hybrids produce smaller flowers than the Dutch large flowering kind but in a much wider range of colours. They also flower a little earlier in February-March and are easy to grow and are excellent naturalisers. Flowering time: January–February Height: 10cm


		Crocus – Chrysanthus – sieberi subsp.sublimis Tricolor AGM This is a superb variety. The base of the flower has a bright orange/yellow look. The petals are lilac/blue being clearly divided by a white band. The stamens are bronze-burgundy. An ideal variety for naturalising. Flowering time: January–February Height: 10cm


		Crocus – Chrysanthus – Snowbunting AGM White with silvery streaks and a golden centre. These crocus are often the first flowers to be seen after snowdrops. Good for naturalising and also very suitable for pots. Flowering time: January–February Height: 10cm


		Crocus – Chrysanthus – tommasinianus AGM This variety of chrysanthus is one of the earliest flowering. It has a lovely amethyst violet flower and is a superb crocus that naturalises very well. Crocus are ideal for bringing the first colours into the garden after the winter months. Flowering time: January–February Height: 10cm


		Crocus – Chrysanthus – Zwanenburg Bronze AGM The flowers are a saffron yellow with bronze stripes on the outside.This is one of the most popular of the specie crocus. This variety brings a bright start to spring. Ideal for naturalising or using in containers. Flowering time: January–February Height: 10cm


		Crocus – tommasinianus – Ruby Giant Soft purple flowers, very vigorous. Ruby giant is one of the most popular varieties of crocus because of its soft purple flowers. They are also ideal for naturalising bringing an abundance of colour to your garden from early January (dependant of course on the weather). Flowering time: January–February Height: 10cm


		Cyclamen – hederifolium AGM Cyclamen are still one of the most popular species requested. This cyclamen is hardy and produces lovely pink flowers, with wonderful variegated leaves. Cyclamen naturalise very well and can be planted under trees, in short grass, borders or rockeries. They also look very good in containers. Depending on the season these may be supplied in pots. Flowering time: September–November Height: 10cm


		Cyclamen – hederifolium album Cyclamen are still one of the most popular species requested. This cyclamen is hardy and produces lovely white flowers, with wonderful variegated leaves. Cyclamen naturalise very well and can be planted under trees, in short grass, borders or rockeries. They also look very good in containers. Depending on the season these may be supplied in pots. Flowering time: September–November Height: 10cm


		Cyclamen – pseudibericum AGM This cyclamen has deep pink flowers. Pseudibericum flowers a month later than coum and flowers through to April. Cyclamen naturalise very well and sould be planted no more than 3cms deep. They do not like to be dried out. They also look very good in containers. Depending on the season these may be supplied in pots. Flowering time: March –April Height: 8cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Mixed Daffodils and Narcissi This is a superb mixture of daffodils and narcissi which will provide over a month of flowering and a great vareity of colour. These bulbs are ideal naturalisers and can be left undisturbed in the garden for many years. Flowering time: February–April Height: 35cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Butterfly – Articol Articol is a lovely new addition to our range. This variety is not readily available and as such we only have limited quantities this year. This is a very unique variety with superb pure white petals and a ruffled/frilled pink cup. Articol is a recommended addition to any garden and as it is also an excellent naturaliser it will increase in numbers in your garden in the future. Flowering time: March –April Height: 30cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Daffodil – Dutch Master AGM This is one of the most traditional daffodils. The large yellow trumpet is an early indicator of spring. Dutch Master is also excellent in large pots to bring early colour to your patio. This is one of the most popular varieties of daffodils that we sell. Flowering time: February–March Height: 40cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Double – Pencrebar Pencrebar is a new addition to our range this year although it has been available for a few years. The double flowers are a deep golden yellow. This is a dwarf double variety and has proven to be an excellent performer in our garden. Flowering time: March–April Height: 20cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Double – Petit Four A very good variety that has great colouring. Petit Four has creamy white outer petals with full double flower and a centre of apricot rose. This variety will be a talking point in any garden. Easy to grow whether in containers or the garden. Flowering time: March –April Height: 35cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Double – Rip Van Winkle Not one of your typical types of daffodil. This flower opens into a yellow spikey head. It is a strong growing variety and as such survives very well in most garden types. Like all daffodils it is a very good naturaliser, also very suitable for containers. Flowering time: March –April Height: 12cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Double – White Lion AGM These double daffodils are unusually long lasting. This variety has large white double flowers,with yellow/orange flecks. Grows well in all garden soils that are free draining. In heavy soils just add a handful of grit to the hole before planting to aid drainage. A good naturaliser. Flowering time: March–April Height: 35cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Double – Yellow Cheerfulness AGM This variety was bred from it's namesake 'white cheerfulness'. As such they produce multi-flowering soft yellow double flowers per stem. Very Fragrant and ideal for containers or planting straight into the garden. Naturalises very well. Flowering time: March –April Height: 35cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Double daffodil – Golden Ducat This variety is a lovely golden yellow and was bred as a double King Alfred. These flowers offer a bit of difference to the traditional trumpet varieties. They do not stand up well in very windy areas, but can be used as cut flowers for the home. Naturalises very well. Flowering time: March–April Height: 40cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Double daffodil – Sir Winston Churchill AGM Double creamy white bunched petals with an orange centre. The flowers of this variety are 'Very Fragrant' and would benefit from being grown in groups of at least 10 or more bulbs. A must for any garden. Also does very well in pots. Flowering time: March–April Height: 35cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Double Daffodil – White Cheerfulness AGM Double creamy white clusters of flowers that are very fragrant. Cheerfulness as they are commonly known, produce lovely flowers on strong stems. This variety is ideal for containers and can also be grown in most areas of the garden. Cheerfulness naturalise very well and are good for container planting. Flowering time: March–April Height: 35cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Dwarf Narcissi – Golden Bells Commonly known as Yellow Hoop Petticoat although this is the hybrid version. As many as 15 stems per bulb with dainty bright golden bells. This is an unusual variety with an abundance of flowers. Flowering time: April–May Height: 20cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Dwarf Narcissi – Minature Narcissi Mixed This is a collection of dwarf Narcissi that will liven up any garden display. We will supply a minimum of 4 varieties in the mixture. Flowering time: February –April Height: 20cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Dwarf Narcissi – Tete-a-Tete AGM Multi-headed yellow petals with a golden yellow cup. One of the best and most readily known varieties available. This is an excellent variety for pots, but of course it also very good in the garden were it naturalises very well. Please remember that we supply top grade bulbs that perform even better than many of those found elsewhere. Flowering time: February –March Height: 15cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Dwarf Narcissi – Thalia This is a very lovely variety and is recommended for all garden types. Thalia produce pure white petals and trumpets with 3 or more flowers per stem. The flowers are slightly fragrant and the bulb can be left in the garden or pot for many years as they naturalise very well. Flowering time: March–April Height: 25cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Dwarf Narcissi (Cyclamineus) – February Gold AGM Yellow perianth, bright yellow trumpet. One of the best all round daffodils. This is a very easy variety to grow and as such is very popular. Great for pots or just in the garden. Ideal for naturalising. Flowering time: February–March Height: 30cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Dwarf Narcissi (Cyclamineus) – Jenny AGM Reflexed white petals with a creamy cup that starts yellow and matures to white. This variety is highly recommended for growing in pots and also for naturalising. Not always offered but once you have this vareity it will naturalise and last for many years. Flowering time: March –April Height: 30cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Dwarf Narcissi (cyclamineus) – Jetfire This dwarf variety is very early flowering. The petals are yellow and reflexed with a deep orange trumpet. This is an excellent variety for containers and the garden. Best planted in groups of 10 or more. Flowering time: March–April Height: 25cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Dwarf Narcissi (cyclamineus) – Peeping Tom AGM This is a very old variety and really has stood the test of time. Peeping Tom is a deep golden yellow, with a long narrow trumpet and reflexed petals. Very good for containers and also the garden. Naturalises particularly well and can thus be left undisturbed for years. Flowering time: March–April Height: 35cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Dwarf Narcissi (Cyclamineus) – Toto AGM Often referred to as the white Tete a Tete although that is not the case. This variety is very distinctive and produces one to three flower heads per stem. The outer petals and perianth are both pure white. Good addition to any garden, but it is limited in supply. Flowering time: March–April Height: 20cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Dwarf Narcissi (Jonquilla) – Baby Moon This is a very nice dwarf narcissi. Baby Moon produces dwarf yellow multi-headed flowers (1 to 3 flowers per stem). Scented flowers are small but look wonderful. Bulbs can be grown in containers or the garden, looks great in rockeries or at the front of borders. Flowering time: April–May Height: 20cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Dwarf Narcissi (Jonquilla) – Bell Song This dwarf narcissi has an ivory white perianth, with a delicate soft pink cup. It is also fragrant and as such is a very good all round variety. Ideal for rockeries and containers, but also very good in any garden position. A good naturaliser. Flowering time: February–March Height: 30cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Dwarf narcissi (Jonquilla) – Fruit Cup A very distinct variety, which is very fragrant. The greenish/white outer petals, lead into a light greenish/yellow corona. This variety produces one to three flowers per stem. Good in pots and the garden, it also naturalises very well. Flowering time: March –April Height: 25cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Dwarf narcissi (Jonquilla) – Martinette A highly fragrant variety which produces multiple flowers per stem. The flowers have yellow golden outer petals (perianths) with a bright orange centre. Ideal for pots and containers and when picked will fill the house with fragrance. Like all daffodils the bulbs naturalise very well in any garden. Flowering time: March–April Height: 30cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Dwarf narcissi (Jonquilla) – Pipit AGM A really nice daffodil, that has brilliant yellow petals, the cup which is a soft yellow, fades to a pure white at the base. An unusual variety which provides a point of interest to any garden aspect. Like all daffodils this is a good naturalising variety. Flowering time: March –April Height: 20cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Dwarf Narcissi (jonquilla) – Quail AGM Quail produces a number of flowers on one stem. The petals and flowers are both golden yellow and thus will have an impact in any garden whether grown in containers or in the garden. Flowering time: March–April Height: 35cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Dwarf Narcissi (Jonquilla) – Sun Disc AGM The petals on 'Sun Disc' are very unique as they are disc shapped, ribbed and lightly frilled, with a sulphur yellow look. The centre corona is a much darker yellow. They also have a slight fragrance. Good for pots and containers. Naturalises very well. Flowering time: March –April Height: 15cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Dwarf Narcissi (tazetta) – Minnow AGM One of the most popular dwarf varieties on the market. Minnow produce 2 to 3 white creamy flowers per stem , which have bright yellow flat lemon cups. Ideal for pots, but also great as a garden plant. Flowering time: March–April Height: 15cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Dwarf Narcissi (Triandrus) – Hawera AGM A very popular variety which is easy to grow. Hawera produces a number of lemon yellow flowers per stem. This is an excellent naturaliser and is a very prolific flowerer. Also very good in containers. Flowering time: March –April Height: 20cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Jonquilla – Baby Boomer A stunning new introduction. The bulbs normally produce 3 stems each with up to 7 highly fragrant golden yellow flowers. This is a superb garden plant and also performs well in containers. Baby Boomer will naturalise very well and can be left for many years undisturbed. Flowering time: March–April Height: 20cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Large cup – Ambergate The petals are a lovely rose orange, whilst the cup is a deep orange/red. This is a very strong growing variety and stands up well in windy weather. Very good for naturalising. Flowering time: March –April Height: 35cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Large cup – Carlton AGM This is one of the most popular daffodils in the UK. It is a two tone yellow and some say it has a very light vanilla fragrance. An excellent naturaliser which performs in any aspect of the garden. A very good variety for growing in pots for early spring colour. Flowering time: March–April Height: 42cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Large cup – Romance AGM This is a really superb variety and highly recommended. The cup is a deep rose with a fluted brim sitting on a milky white perianth. An easy variety to grow and naturalises very well. Flowering time: March –April Height: 40cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Large cupped – Fortune Soft yellow petals with a light orange cup. Ideal for naturalising and because it has strong stems it stands up well in windy conditions. Fortune can also be grown or forced in pots and containers. Flowering time: March–April Height: 40cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Large Cupped – Oregon Snow AGM An excellent new variety, which will provide any garden with a great talking point. The cup and petals are pure white and it is excellent for cut flower. This variety is easy to grow and naturalises well in all soil types, although in heavy soils add a handful of grit to the hole before planting. Flowering time: March–April Height: 35cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Large cupped – Pineapple Prince AGM One of the more unusual large cupped daffodils. This variety has deep sulphur-yellow petals, with the cup turning white as it ages. A good naturaliser, prefering a free draining soil. Flowering time: March –April Height: 35cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Large Cupped – Rynveld's Early Sensation AGM This is one of the earliest daffodil varieties to flower and truly heralds the beginning of spring. Performs well in any type of free draining soil. If you have heavy soils that do not drain so well such as clay, just add a handful of grit to the hole before planting.This variety like most daffodils is also very good as a cut flower. Flowering time: January –February Height: 25cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Large cupped narcissi – Ice Follies AGM Creamy white petals with a frilled pale yellow cup. The cup gradually turns white. Ice Follies grow well in any garden as long as they have free drainage. This variety with its strong stems will also stand up well in windy conditions. Excellent for containers and naturalises well. Flowering time: March–April Height: 40cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Large cupped narcissi – Salome AGM Ivory white petals, with the cup opening as a light yellow before it then fades to pink. A very vigorous variety. This is a very popular pink daffodil. Suitable for pots and naturalises very well. Flowering time: March–April Height: 40cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Poeticus – Actaea AGM This variety is not often offered and is one of our most popular sellers. The petals which overlap are large and pure white. The small delicate cup is a soft yellow, edged with a dark red band. This is a must for any garden as once it flowers you will love it. A good naturaliser and ideal for any garden aspect. Flowering time: April–May Height: 40cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – poeticus plenus – Double Pheasants eye Double Pheasants eye is sweetly scented with double white,gardenia like flowers. This is a very old variety dating back to 1861. Easy to grow and is an excellent naturaliser. Flowering time: April –May Height: 35cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – poeticus recurvus – Pheasants Eye AGM Real name is poeticus recurvus. This is a very old variety, dating back to 1600. The outer petals are slightly reflexed with a white perianth. Whilst the centre eye is edged with yellow and has a deep red rim. This is one of the latest flowering of the daffodils, so will provide colour well into late spring. Flowering time: April–May Height: 40cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Small Cup – Audubon This variety has been selected because it is outstanding and not often available. Flowers are pure white with a pale primrose cup eged with dark pink. Audubon like all daffodils naturalises very well. Flowering time: March–April Height: 35cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Small cup – Segovia AGM This variety sums up the small cup narcissi, the flowers have a white perianth with a white-yellow cup. Enjoys a well drained soil in any aspect of the garden. An excellent naturaliser. Flowering time: April–May Height: 35cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Small cupped – Dallas This is a very new and unique daffodil, hence the price, however for gardeners who think they have seen it all before this is an exceptional daffodil. It has a pure white perianth with a dainty green centre. A great addition to any garden and as it will naturalise from year to year, well worth the extra cost. Flowering time: March–April Height: 35cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Specie – obvallaris (The Tenby Daffodil) AGM Obvallaris is also known as 'The Tenby Daffodil'. This is a perfectly formed dwarf daffodil and is one of the most attractive of the pseudo-narcissus. An excellent addition to all gardens. Flowering time: March –April Height: 25cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Split corona (Butterfly) – Cum Laude A superb variety that grows well in the garden or in containers. The outer petals are white, whilst the inner petals open pale yellow and quickly turn into a soft peachy pink at its tips. Flowering time: March –April Height: 35cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Split Corona Narcissi – Orangery Creamy white petals with a bright orange centre. Characteristics are that the corona is split for one third of its length. These are often known as 'Butterfly daffodils'. Like all daffodils they naturalise very well. Flowering time: March–April Height: 35cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Tazetta – Geranium AGM This variety has become one of the most popular of the tazetta types. Geranium produces multi-headed flowers, that are pure white, with a orange-red cup. They are very Fragrant and ideal for containers or the garden. Plant in groups of 10 or more to get the best effect. Flowering time: March–April Height: 35cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Tazetta – Golden Dawn A highly fragrant variety which produces multiple flowers per stem. The flowers have yellow golden outer petals (perianths) with a bright orange centre. Ideal for pots and containers and when picked will fill the house with fragrance. Like all daffodils the bulbs naturalise very well in any garden. Flowering time: March–April Height: 40cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Tazetta (Indoor) – Paperwhite Ziva INDOOR. As stated this variety is suited for growing only indoors. Paperwhites produce multi-headed pure white flowers and will normally flower within 12 weeks of planting. Plant September to November in containers in odd numbers. The flowers have a fragrance of their own so a must for those who have not grown them before. These are excellent for young children to plant and watch grow as once they emerge they grow quite quickly, our kids loved them. Flowering time: November–January Height: 30cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Trumpet – Golden Harvest This is one of the most commonly known daffodils. Flowers have large golden perianth and trumpet. Excellent for containers or for the garden. Bulbs grow well in free draining soil (in heavier soils just add grit to the hole before planting)and of course like all daffodils naturalise very well. This variety is also one of the best for forcing. Flowering time: March–April Height: 40cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Trumpet – Lorikeet A very new and thus relatively expensive daffodil. The flowers have soft lemon-yellow perianth segments, with a cup that is flared and a lovely apricot pink. This is a very popular daffodil that will multiply freely year by year. Suitable for pots and naturalises very well. Flowering time: March–April Height: 35cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Trumpet – Mount Hood AGM One of the best known daffodils which provides a long flowering period. Still not readily available, 'Mount Hood' has white petals and a creamy yellow trumpet which opens yellow and matures to pure white. An excellent naturaliser that is a good addition to any garden. Flowering time: March–April Height: 45cm


		Daffodils and Narcissi – Trumpet Daffodils – Bravoure AGM A lovely daffodil which is a large bi-colour. The perianth is pure white, with a long deep yellow trumpet that fades to sulphur yellow. An excellent naturaliser that is a good addition to any garden. Flowering time: March –April Height: 40cm


		Dracunculus – vulgaris Often known as the 'Dragon Arum'. This variety produces a large crimson red flower, with a tall black pistel. Unusual and exotic looking. This variety likes semi-shade, in a well drained soil. Do not plant too close to the house as like many arums they have an unpleasant smell for a few days when they first flower. I have three of these in my garden and they are fantastic to watch grow and a great talking point. Flowering time: May–June Height: 90cm


		Eranthis – Eranthis hyemalis AGM Commonly known as 'Winter Aconite'. Yellow buttercup like flowers, on a bed of green leaves. These bulbs thrive well in drained soil that is semi-shade. They are also very good naturalisers. Before planting soak the bulbs overnight in clean water. Flowering time: January–February Height: 10cm


		Fritillaria – imperialis Lutea AGM Large golden yellow bells on strong stems. The bulbs have a indentation in the top of them so they must be planted on their sides to prevent rotting. Otherwise they are very easy to grow and are a superb garden plant. Flowering time: April–May Height: 80cm


		Fritillaria – imperialis Rubra Deep red bells with purple veins, on strong stems. The bulbs have a indentation in the top of them so they must be planted on their sides to prevent rotting. Otherwise they are very easy to grow and are a superb garden plant. Flowering time: April–May Height: 80cm


		Fritillaria – meleagris Commonly known as 'Snakeshead lily'. A superb colour mix of purple and white. This variety is the most popular of the fritillarias and can be grown in slightly damp conditions and semi-shade. Ideal for naturalising. These bulbs are best bought from Garden centres in August before they start to dry out or alternatively from ourselves at any time as we keep them in ideal conditions before sending to you. Flowering time: April–May Height: 25cm


		Fritillaria – persica This is quite a majestic fritillaria. The spikes are adorned with deep purple/violet bell shaped flowers. Fritillaria prefer free draining soil, but can also be planted in heavier soils by adding grit to the hole before planting. Always plant the bulb with the hollow bit on its side. Once planted they can be left to naturalise for a number of years, mulch well in winter. Flowering time: April–May Height: 90cm


		Galanthus – nivalis flore peno AGM These are more commonly known as double snowdrops and are always more expensive than the common single variety. They do however naturalise well and multiply into clumps very quickly. The flowers which produce a lovely double flower are well worth the extra cost. Flowering time: January–February Height: 12cm


		Galanthus (Single Snowdrops) – nivalis (Single snowdrops) AGM Snowdrops are one of the earliest signs that spring is nearly upon us. These very popular bulbs produce white petals tipped with green. They are also very good for naturalising, especially under trees and other wild areas of any garden. Flowering time: January–February Height: 12cm


		Hyacinth – Aiolos This is a new white variety, which in our opinion is one of the best whites available.The flower has pure white florets with compact stripes. Hyacinths are very fragrant and bring a great aroma to the garden. Suitable for bedding or containers. Flowering time: March–April Height: 30cm


		Hyacinth – Gypsy Princess This is a very new variety of hyacinth and will make a stunning addition to your garden. The florets are a striking light yellow and will look very good in container displays. They are however excellent in the garden and underestimated for the colour they bring to any aspect. Hyacinths are very fragrant and are easy to grow, either in the front of borders or in pots. Flowering time: March–April Height: 30cm


		Hyacinth – Hollyhock This was a new addition for us last year and proved very popular. The spikes of deep rose/red bells are presented on a dark brown stem. This variety is ideal for many garden schemes or when used in containers. Hyacinths are very fragrant and are easy to grow. Hyacinths are more often used in container displays but they are however excellent in the garden and underestimated for the colour they bring to any aspect. Flowering time: March–April Height: 30cm


		Hyacinth – Minos This is a very new variety of hyacinth and will make a stunning addition to your garden. The florets are a deep violet blue and will look very good in container displays. They are however excellent in the garden and underestimated for the colour they bring to any aspect. Hyacinths are very fragrant and are easy to grow, either in the front of borders or in pots. Flowering time: March –April Height: 30cm


		Hyacinth – Miss Saigon This is another new hyacinth in our range and is an excellent one to try. The flowers are a deep mauvish-purple. Hyacinths are very fragrant and will bring lovely aroma to the garden or patios at a time when you start enjoying the garden more. Flowering time: March–April Height: 30cm


		Hyacinth – Mixed Hyacinths A superb mixture of the hyacinths shown on this site. Hyacinths are very fragrant and are ideal for containers.They are also under estimated as a great flower in the garden, they bring colour and fragrance in abundance and are easy to grow. Flowering time: March–April Height: 30cm


		Hyacinth – Odysseus Salmon spikes with a hint of apricot descrided as one of the best near orange hyacinths available. This is one of the more unusual colours of hyacinth. This variety, like all hyacinths, is easy to grow and is very fragrant. Hyacinths are more often used in container displays for indoor flowering. They are however excellent in the garden and underestimated for the colour and fragrance they bring to the garden. Flowering time: March–April Height: 30cm


		Hyacinth – Pink Pearl AGM Spikes of pure pink bells, fading slightly to light pink in the centre. This is one of the most popular varieties used in planting schemes. A very fragrant variety, suitable for containers. Hyacinths make the best impact when planted in groups of odd numbers. Flowering time: March–April Height: 30cm


		Hyacinth – Woodstock This was a new hyacinth in our range last year and although not the cheapest it is well worth the extra for the fantastic deep purplish red flowers it produces. Hyacinths are more often used in containers, but they are however excellent in the garden and underestimated for the colour they bring. Hyacinths are very fragrant and are easy to grow, either in the front of borders or in pots. Flowering time: March–April Height: 30cm


		Hyacinthoides – Non-scripta (Bluebells) Distinct stems of bluebells, which are sought after for gardens. This is the true English bluebells which has been cultivated and are not readily available. This variety is an excellent cultivar for the garden and of course naturalises very well. Flowering time: April–May Height: 35cm


		Ipheion – Rolf Fieldler AGM Ipheion are very attractive hardy plants and will fit into your garden planting somewhere. The flowers are attractive electric blue. Plant bulbs 3-5 cms deep in well drained soil. When they become overcrowded split clumps in early autumn and re-plant. Also an excellent plant for the conservatory. Flowering time: March–April Height: 14cm


		Iris – Alida This is a lovely new iris, the flowers are an attractive light blue with deeper blue marks and a yellow blotch on the falls. Irises prefer to be planted in a sunny position in well drained soil. They are ideal for pots. Flowering time: January–February Height: 15cm


		Iris – Cantab This variety has pale blue flowers with slightly lighter tips. You will also note on the flowers yellow blotches with white markings. They prefer to be planted in a sunny well drained position. Iris are also very good when grown in containers. Flowering time: March–April Height: 15cm


		Iris – danfordiae This variety has bright yellow flowers and is slightly scented. Irises prefer to be planted in a sunny position in well drained soil. They are ideal for pots and this variety can be grown indoors for earlier flowering. Flowering time: February–March Height: 10cm


		Iris – Harmony Iris along with snowdrops provide early colour to any garden. This variety has sky blue flowers with a yellow throat. They prefer to be planted in a sunny well drained position. Iris are also very good when grown in containers. Flowering time: February–March Height: 12cm


		Iris – Iris mixed hybrids A superb mixture of the dwarf iris varieties. This mixture is especially good for brightening up containers or any part of the garden. Easy to grow but prefers sunny well drained conditions. Flowering time: February–March Height: 12cm


		Iris – J.S Dijt Reddish purple flowers that are slightly scented. Iris are a great addition to the garden bringing early colour. They are also very good when planted in containers or rockeries. Iris are some of the earliest bulbs to flower, welcoming in the spring. Flowering time: February–March Height: 12cm


		Iris – Dutch – Eye of the Tiger Rich purple flowers with a brown and yellow throat. Dutch iris are often used as cut flowers and as such are excellent in bouquets. They naturalise very well and will multiply rapidly. Flowering time: May–June Height: 50cm


		Leucojum – aestivum Gravetye Giant AGM Commonly known as 'Summer Snowflakes'. The flowers are milky white and bell shaped. These bulbs are very attractive and do well in moist, shady soils.They can also be grown in containers. Flowering time: April–May Height: 60cm


		Lilium – Oriental – Casa Blanca AGM One of the best oriental lilies. Very large pure white blooms, with brownish-orange anthers. As with all oriental lilies their fragrance is superb. Lilies grow well in most soils.They do however need to be planted in sols that are free draining. In heavy soils add grit to provide drainage. Also ideal in containers. Delivered late September onwards Flowering time: July–August Height: 125cm


		Lilium – Oriental – Journeys End A superb oriental liliy that is a vibrant carmine red, fading to white at the tips and edges. As with all oriental lilies their fragrance is lovely. Lilies grow well in most soils. They do however need to be free draining. In heavy soils add grit to provide drainage. Also ideal in pots and containers. Flowering time: July–Aug Height: 100cm


		Lilium – Oriental – Stargazer A superb oriental lily that is pink spotted crimson with a white edge to the flowers. As with all oriental lilies they are very fragrant. Lilies grow well in most soils. They do however need to be free draining. In heavy soils add grit to provide drainage. Also ideal in pots and containers. DELIVERY LATE SEPTEMBER ONWARDS Flowering time: July–Aug Height: 105cm


		Lilium – Species – Citronella Golden yellow flowers that are reflexing. They are also lightly dotted with small black spots. Excellent garden plant and a very popular lily. Lilies can be left undisturbed for years and only need to be moved when they become overcrowded. Lilies grow well in any well drained soil. Lilies will flower longer if planted in semi-shade. Flowering time: July–Sept Height: 115cm


		Lilium – Species – Martagon AGM Martagon is a specie lily and can also be referred to as a Turk's Cap lily. The flowers vary from light to dark purple with dark spots. Specie lilies take a little longer to establish but are an excellent garden plant and a very popular lily. Lilies can be left undisturbed for years and only need to be moved when they become overcrowded. Not readily available for sale hence the cost. Delivered late September onwards Flowering time: June–July Height: 120cm


		Lilium – Species – regale Album Regale album has a large trumpet shaped pure white flower and is FRAGRANT. An excellent garden plant and a very popular lily. Lilies can be left undisturbed for years and only need to be moved when they become overcrowded. Delivered late September onwards Flowering time: July–Aug Height: 130cm


		Lilium – Species – tigrinum splendens (Orange Tiger) This is one of the older more traditional lilies, offering lovely rich large flowers of salmon orange, sprinkled all over with black dots. Excellent garden plant and a very popular lily. Lilies can be left undisturbed for years and only need to be moved when they become overcrowded. Flowering time: July–Aug Height: 120cm


		Lilium – Species (Turks cap) – Henryi AGM This is a Turks cap specie producing up to 20 flowers per stem. This variety has orange flowers with dark spots. Excellent garden plant and a very popular old lily. Lilies can be left undisturbed for years and only need to be moved when they become overcrowded. Lilies grow well in any well drained soi and the flowers will last longer in semi-shade aspects. Delivered late September onwards Flowering time: July–Sept Height: 115cm


		Lilium – Trumpet – African Queen AGM This trumpet variety has a large Apricot-orange trumpet and is very scented. Lilies are an excellent garden plant. Lilies can be left undisturbed for years and only need to be moved when they become overcrowded. Lilies prefer well drained soil, but if this is a problem just add a handful of grit to the hole when planting and they will be fine. Delivered late September onwards Flowering time: July–Aug Height: 120cm


		Lilium – Trumpet – Golden Splendour AGM Trumpet shaped shades of golden yellow flowers. Excellent garden plant. Lilies can be left undisturbed for years and only need to be moved when they become overcrowded. Good for containers. Delivered late September onwards Flowering time: July–Aug Height: 125cm


		Lilium – Trumpet – Longiflorum AGM This is a very traditional and popular pure white trumpet lily. Ideal for pots or any border. They should be planted in a well drained position or in raised beds for the best effect. Excellent if grown for cut flower. Delivered late September onwards Flowering time: July–August Height: 90cm


		Lilium – Trumpet – Pink Perfection AGM Trumpet shaped purplish-pink flowers with yellow blotches striped dark brown. Excellent garden plant. Lilies can be left undisturbed for years and only need to be moved when they become overcrowded. Good for containers. Delivered late Septemeber onwards Flowering time: July–August Height: 140cm


		Lilium – Trumpet – regale AGM Large trumpet shaped white flowers, with the outside having a shaded rose purple. VERY FRAGRANT. Excellent garden plant and one of the most popular lilies. Lilies can be left undisturbed for years and only need to be moved when they become overcrowded. Delivered late September onwards Flowering time: July–Aug Height: 125cm


		Muscari – azureum AGM Muscari are well known and widely planted. Muscari azureum has sky blue flowers and is ideal for pots or the front of borders. They naturalsie very well so can be left undisturbed for many years. Prefer soil which does not dry out. Flowering time: March–April Height: 12cm


		Muscari – latifolium AGM Unusual flower spikes. deep purple at the bottom, fading to light blue at the top. Muscaris are easy to grow and will tolerate most garden conditions, but they prefer well drained soil in full sun. Flowering time: March–April Height: 20cm


		Muscari – Muscari armeniacum AGM Commonly known as 'Grape Hyacinths'. Flower clusters of rich royal blue. Muscari are very easy to grow and multiply. They flower very easily from year to year. They prefer full sun but will tolerate semi shade. Ideal for planting in grass as they naturalsie very well. Flowering time: March–April Height: 15cm


		Muscari – neglectum This is a very nice variation on the standard muscari. Neglectum has blue flowers, with a outer rim of pure white. This is one of the more unusual of the muscari family. This variety is also easy to grow and will flower year after year. Flowering time: March–April Height: 13cm


		Muscari – Valerie Finnis The flowers of Valerie Finnis are quite large (in comparison to other muscaris) and pale blue. Muscaris are easy to grow and will tolerate most garden conditions, but they prefer well drained soil in full sun. Also ideal for growing in containers. Flowering time: March–April Height: 15cm


		Muscari – White Magic This is the pure white variety of the muscari. Muscari are commonly known as 'grape hyacinths' and naturalise very well. Like the blue muscari's this variety is also easy to grow and will perform well in most gardens with free draining soil. Flowering time: March–April Height: 15cm


		Nectaroscordum – siculum Once listed with the alliums but now re-clased as 'nectaroscordom' this plant produces large clusters of pendant, bell like flowers (can be up to 30 flowers per stem) with a greenish purple edge that is white inside. Grows well in all soils and prefers sun or partial shade. Flowering time: June –July Height: 90cm


		Puschkinia – Puschkinia libanotica Commonly known as 'Striped Squill'. Pale blue and white striped, bell like flowers. They are ideal for naturalising in rockeries or at the front of borders. Flowering time: March–April Height: 25cm


		Ranunculus – Aviv Pink This variety has brilliant double coloured flowers that are a deep rose pink. These larger than average corms are easy to grow and will provide a good show of colour to any garden. They are also very suitable for growing in containers. Germination will be assisted by soaking in water overnight before planting them 7-10 cm deep with their claws downwards. Flowering time: June–August Height: 40cm


		Ranunculus – Aviv Red This variety has brilliant double coloured flowers that are bright red. These larger than average corms are easy to grow and will provide a good show of colour to any garden. They are also very suitable for growing in containers. Germination will be assisted by soaking in water overnight before planting them 7-10 cm deep with their claws downwards. Flowering time: June –August Height: 40cm


		Ranunculus – Aviv super mixed This is a superb mixture of ranunculi. These larger than average corms are easy to grow and will provide a good show of colour to any garden. They are also very suitable for growing in containers. Germination will be assisted by soaking in water overnight before planting them 7-10 cm deep with their claws downwards. Flowering time: June–August Height: 40cm


		Ranunculus – Aviv White This variety has brilliant double coloured flowers that are a pure yellow. These larger than average corms are easy to grow and will provide a good show of colour to any garden. They are also very suitable for growing in containers. Germination will be assisted by soaking in water overnight before planting them 7-10 cm deep with their claws downwards. Flowering time: June–August Height: 40cm


		Ranunculus – Aviv Yellow This variety has brilliant double coloured flowers that are a pure yellow. These larger than average corms are easy to grow and will provide a good show of colour to any garden. They are also very suitable for growing in containers. Germination will be assisted by soaking in water overnight before planting them 7-10 cm deep with their claws downwards. Flowering time: June–August Height: 40cm


		Scilla – siberica AGM Often known as 'Spring Beauty'. This scilla has brilliant porcelain blue flowers, producing masses of colour. They are ideal for pots and containers, but also grow well in any garden scheme. They are especially useful for naturalising in areas where they can be left undisturbed. Flowering time: March –April Height: 12cm


		Tulip – Bouquet – Candy Club This is a multi-flowering variety producing 3 to 5 flowers per stem.The flowers are a ivory white with an attractive red-violet flush. Candy club is a really great variety when grown in containers or in the middle of borders where it can be seen and admired. Flowering time: April–May Height: 55cm


		Tulip – Darwin Hybrid – Apeldoorn The flowers of Apeldoorn tulips are a rich red, whilst the inside base is black. Darwin tulips have long strong stems and oval flowers. They are excellent for borders and for using as cut flowers. Flowering time: April–May Height: 60cm


		Tulip – Darwin Hybrid – Apricot Impression The flowers are very large and have tangerine-apricot petals. Darwin tulips have long strong stems and oval flowers. They are excellent for borders and for using as cut flowers. Use in containers or borders as a focal point. Flowering time: April–May Height: 55cm


		Tulip – Darwin Hybrid – Golden Apeldoorn This variety is amongst the most popular of the darwins. The flowers are a deep yellow with a black base. Darwin tulips have long strong stems and oval flowers. They are excellent for borders and for using as cut flowers. Flowering time: April–May Height: 60cm


		Tulip – Darwin Hybrid – Pink Impression AGM These flowers are very large and have pink/rose petals. Darwin tulips have long strong stems and oval flowers. They are excellent for borders and for using as cut flowers. Use in containers or borders as a focal point. Flowering time: April–May Height: 55cm


		Tulip – Dawin Hybrid – Red Impression AGM These flowers are very large and have ruby red petals. Darwin tulips have long strong stems and oval flowers. They are excellent for borders and for using as cut flowers. The impression range of tulips have only recently been introduced onto the market and are a really strong variety. Flowering time: April–May Height: 60cm


		Tulip – Double early – Eternal Flame This is a relatively new double early tulip with deep reddish-pink flowers and variegated foliage tinged with pink. At 25cms tall this variety is ideal for pots and also in windy areas of the garden. Flowers are very long lasting. Flowering time: March–April Height: 25cm


		Tulip – Double early – Foxtrot The flowers of these tulips have a double row of petals. This particular variety is relatively new and the flowers are a soft pink with a darker pink undertone. These tulips are ideal for any type of container and also in windy areas of the garden. Flowers are very long lasting. Flowering time: March–April Height: 35cm


		Tulip – Double early – Monte Carlo Double early tulips are very distinctive as they have a double row of petals. The flowers of Monte Carlo are sulphur yellow and have a light fragrance. These tulips are ideal for any type of container and a favourite in gardens that suffer from windy conditions. Flowers are very long lasting. Flowering time: March–April Height: 25cm


		Tulip – Double early – Montreux The flowers of these tulips have a double row of petals. The flowers of this particular variety are lemon yellow with a broad white edging. These tulips are ideal for any type of container and also in windy areas of the garden. Flowers are very long lasting and Fragrant. Flowering time: March–April Height: 35cm


		Tulip – Double early – Orange Nassau AGM The flowers of these tulips have a double row of petals. The flowers of this particular variety are golden yellow orange with hints of purple flames. These tulips are ideal for any type of container and also in windy areas of the garden. Flowers are very long lasting. Flowering time: March –April Height: 35cm


		Tulip – Double early – Peach Blossom This is the most popular of the double early tulips. The flowers of this particular variety are deep pink. These varieties are ideal for any type of container and also in windy areas of the garden. Flowers are very long lasting. Flowering time: March–April Height: 25cm


		Tulip – Double Early – Royal Acres This was a new variety last year and has performed very well in our garden this year. The flowers are a deep violet-purple. Double early tulips with their double row of petals create a stunning display in any garden or patio area. Double early tulips are also excellent for palnting in beds, borders or containers. Flowering time: March –April Height: 38cm


		Tulip – Double late – Angelique AGM This is a very popular variety. Large double flowers are often known as paeony flowering. This variety has rose pink flowers with pale and dark shades. They grow taller than the double earlies and as such can be used as cut flowers. Ideal for all gardens and are suitable for containers. Flowering time: April–May Height: 40cm


		Tulip – Double Late – Belicia Double late tulips are often referred to as Paeony flowering. They generally flower taller and much later than their double early counterparts. This new variety has purplish pink flower petals on white. Agreat new addition to the range! Flowering time: April–May Height: 45cm


		Tulip – Double late – Blue Diamond AGM Large double flowers, often known as peony flowering. This variety has purple-violet flowers with a faint creamy white edge. They grow taller than their earlier counterparts. Ideal for all gardens and can be used for cut-flower. Flowering time: April–May Height: 50cm


		Tulip – Double late – Creme Upstar Large double fragrant flowers, often known as paeony flowering.This variety has buttery yellow flowers.They grow taller than double earlies and as such are ideal for all gardens and can be used for cut-flower. A new addition to our range. Flowering time: April–May Height: 40cm


		Tulip – Double late – Mount Tacoma Large double flowers, often known as peony flowering. This variety has magnificent creamy white, double flowers. They grow taller than their earlier counterparts. Ideal for all gardens and can be used for cut-flower. Flowering time: April–May Height: 40cm


		Tulip – Fosteriana – Exotic Emperor This is an excellent new addition to the range. Fosteriana tulips produce large flowers and are very striking. This variety has pure white flowers with a slight greenish edge to the outside tepals. We think this is a must as a new introduction. Flowering time: March–April Height: 45cm


		Tulip – Fosteriana – Flaming Purissima Fosteriana tulips have the largest flowers of the tulips. The flowers are a creamy white with rose feathering. The foliage is very attractive with broad grey-green leaves. This variety is not readily available in many retail outlets. Flowering time: March–April Height: 45cm


		Tulip – Fosteriana – Orange Emperor AGM Fosteriana tulips have the largest flowers of the tulips. The flowers of this variety are a carrot orange with a yellow blush. The foliage is very attractive with broad grey-green leaves. Flowering time: March–April Height: 40cm


		Tulip – Fosteriana – Red Emperor Fosteriana tulips have the largest flowers of the tulips. This variety is also known as Madame Lefeber. The flowers are a deep red with a black centre. The foliage is very attractive with broad grey-green leaves. Flowering time: March–April Height: 37cm


		Tulip – Fosteriana – White Emperor AGM Also known as Purissima.The flowers are pure white, with a slight yellow centre. Fosteriana tulips have the largest flowers of the tulips. The foliage is very attractive with broad grey-green leaves. Tulips will grow in most gardens as long as they are free draining. In heavier soils just add a handful of grit to the hole before planting. Flowering time: March –April Height: 38cm


		Tulip – Fringed – Cummins Fringed tulips are so called because the edge of the flowers have crystal like fringes. This variety is very new to the market, thus the cost reflects this. Cummins has violet blue flowers with pinkish/white fringed edges. They are very good in the garden and offer some late spring colour. If you have not grown these types before we would recommend that you have a go. Flowering time: May–June Height: 45cm


		Tulip – Fringed – Curley Sue The flowers of this variety are a bluish purple.This is a great cut flower variety but it also shows up very well in a blue/purple colour scheme. A superb addition to any garden. Supply of this variety is limited, so order now to avoid dissapointment. Flowering time: April–May Height: 50cm


		Tulip – Gregii – Plaisir AGM Bright red flowers edged with white. This is another absolute must for any gardener as its flowers are truly magnificent.The flowers last for a long time and provide a great show. This variety like other gregii's is easy to grow and very suitable for containers. Flowering time: April–May Height: 25cm


		Tulip – Gregii – Red Riding Hood AGM This is one of the most popular dwarf varieties available. Flowers are scarlet red. The inside base is black. Ideal for pots and containers.The foliage which is variegated makes this a good all round variety. Easy to grow. Like all our bulbs they are supplied as top grade, so do not be enticed to buy smaller shop size bulbs. Flowering time: April–May Height: 20cm


		Tulip – Gregii – Toronto AGM This variety has flowers that are salmon pink. You will also get a number of flowers from the same stem. Ideal for pots and containers.The foliage which is a mottled purple makes this a good all round variety. Easy to grow. Flowering time: April–May Height: 35cm


		Tulip – kaufmanniana – Early Harvest AGM Early harvest is a recent introduction to our range. The flowers are a rosy red, edged with yellow. These varieties are ideal for using for early colour schemes in bedding displays and rockeries. Easy to grow and also suitable for pots. As they are dwarf they are also ideal for windy areas. Flowering time: March–April Height: 25cm


		Tulip – Kaufmanniana – Hearts Delight Carmine red exterior, edged with creamy pink, the inside is a creamy pink. Leaves are mottled. Kaufmanniana tulips are ideal for using in early bedding schemes, rockeries and containers. They prefer well drained soil. Flowering time: March–April Height: 20cm


		Tulip – Kaufmanniana – Shakespeare Flowers are a apricot orange and salmon, turning to a rosy inside as they get towards the centre. This variety is ideal for using for early colour schemes. Easy to grow and a little bit more unusual. Flowering time: March–April Height: 20cm


		Tulip – Kaufmanniana – Showwinner This is one of the earliest blooming varieties which we recommend as a must. Flowers are bright red with yellow anthers and mottled foliage. Its earlyness is its most stricking feature. Ideal in any container or used in a bedding scheme. Flowering time: Early Mar –April Height: 25cm


		Tulip – Kaufmanniana/Gregii – Peacock Mixed This mixture provides a bit of everything you would expect. The colours are vibrant and bring spring into your garden. These varieties are ideal for using for early colour schemes. Easy to grow, with a mix of stricking colours. As they are dwarf they are also ideal for windy areas. Flowering time: March–April Height: 25cm


		Tulip – Lily Flowering – Ballade Dream The flowers of the lily tulips are tall and flaring out with gently pointed tips. This variety is a new addition to the range. The flowers are a true royal purple, edged in golden yellow. They make for good formal border schemes and cut flower. Flowering time: May –June Height: 60cm


		Tulip – Lily Flowering – Ballerina AGM The flowers of the lily tulips are tall and flaring out with gently pointed tips. This variety is a little bit more unusual as the flowers are a bright orange. The flowers are long lasting and ideal for formal border schemes and cut flower. Flowering time: May–June Height: 60cm


		Tulip – Lily Flowering – Burgundy This is a very new and unusual variety. The flowers are a deep-purplish-violet. Lily flowering tulips have gracefully pointed reflexed petals. They are ideal for formal schemes and cut flower. Good for south facing gardens. Flowering time: May–June Height: 60cm


		Tulip – Lily flowering – China Pink AGM Lily flowering tulips are some of the tallest tulips available and as such are ideal for formal schemes and cut flower. This variety has satin rose pink flowers with a white base. Good for south facing gardens. Flowering time: May –June Height: 50cm


		Tulip – Lily flowering – West Point AGM Lily flowering tulips are amongst the tallest tulips available and as such are ideal for formal schemes and cut flower. This is one of the more common and popular varieties, which has primrose yellow flowers. Lily flowering tulips are often seen in formal planting in park schemes. Flowering time: May –June Height: 50cm


		Tulip – Lily flowering – White Triumphator AGM These varieties are some of the tallest tulips available and as such are ideal for formal schemes and cut flower. This variety has pure white flowers and is absolutely fantastic when planted in large groups. Ideal for garden borders. Flowering time: May –June Height: 60cm


		Tulip – Lily Flowering – Yonina An excellent new addition to the range in 2009. This is a lily flowering variety which would be striking in most gardens. The flowers have a cherry exterior on a white ivory ground with darker veins. Prefers a well drained soil in semi-shade. Flowering time: April–May Height: 30cm


		Tulip – Mixture – Orange tulip blend This is a superb mixture of tulips as shown in the picture. These tulips will provide colour for over 50 days as they are selected accordingly. Ideal for containers or one of those areas in the garden that needs colour. NB Height shown is an average. Flowering time: April–May Height: 50cm


		Tulip – Mixture – Pink Passion Blend A new addition to the range in 2009. This is a mixture of some of the nicest tulips available in the colour range. This mix will flower for over a month so it will provide any garden with a focal point of colour. NB The flowering height shown is an average. Flowering time: Aoril–May Height: 50cm


		Tulip – Mixture – Purple Passion Blend This is a mixture of some of the nicest tulips available in the colour range. This mix will flower for over a month so it will provide any garden with a focal point of colour. NB The flowering height shown is an average. Flowering time: April–May Height: 50cm


		Tulip – Parrot – Apricot Parrot AGM The flowers of Apricot parrot are a soft apricot-rose with yellow highlights and green streaks. Parrot tulips are quite unique and will be a welcome addition to any garden. The flowers are very showy and you should grow at least one variety. Flowering time: April–May Height: 50cm


		Tulip – Parrot – Black Parrot The flowers are a deep purplish-black. They resemble their name sakes of colourful tropical birds, with frilled, ruffled and flared petals. This is a must for any garden. Parrot tulips are also excellent for cut flower with their fascinating shapes. Flowering time: April–May Height: 55cm


		Tulip – Parrot – Blue Parrot The flowers are a bright-violet blue with a bronze-purple inside. They resemble their name sakes of colourful tropical birds, with frilled, ruffled and flared petals. Ideal addition to any garden. Flowering time: April–May Height: 60cm


		Tulip – Parrot – Estella Rijnveld The flowers on Estella Rynveld are a red-flamed white. Like other parrots the flowers are large and have elegant frilled edges. Although these are some of the more expensive varieties, they really do make a great show in the garden or containers. In our opinion an excellent variety to grow. Flowering time: April–May Height: 55cm


		Tulip – Parrot – Fantasy AGM The flowers are salmon pink with green streaks. They resemble their name sakes of colourful tropical birds, with frilled, ruffled and flared petals. Ideal addition to any garden. Flowering time: April–May Height: 55cm


		Tulip – Parrot – Green Wave Parrot tulips are a very showy group. This new variety is no exception and has a pastel mauve exterior flamed greenish, outer petals are a pure white. The inside of the flower is the same turning to magnolia purple with a greenish flame on a cadmium-orange base. Flowering time: April–May Height: 50cm


		Tulip – Parrot – White parrot The flowers onWhite Parrot are pure white. Like other parrots the flowers are large and have elegant frilled edges. This variety is unusual and as such is an excellent addition to any garden. Flowering time: April–May Height: 55cm


		Tulip – Single Early – Apricot Beauty AGM Single early tulips come in many different shapes and colours. They are among some of the earliest to flower and due to their strong stems are ideal in windy areas. This variety is one of our most popular of the single earlies and the flowers are a soft salmon rose with a tinge of orange. They are also slightly fragrant. Flowering time: March–April Height: 38cm


		Tulip – Single Early – Candy Prince This variety is a new addition to our range. The flowers are well formed and a lovely lilac. Single early tulips come in many different shapes and colours. They are among some of the earliest to flower and due to their strong stems are ideal in windy areas. Flowering time: March–April Height: 30cm


		Tulip – Single early – Christmas Dream This variety is ideal for pots. It is a lovely fuchsia pink. Single ealy tulips are among some of the earliest to flower and due to their strong stems are ideal in windy areas. Grows well in most soil types. Flowering time: March –April Height: 30cm


		Tulip – Single early – Princess Irene AGM Princess Irene is amongst some of the few tulips that are fragrant. They are also one of the earliest tulips to flower and due to their strong stems are ideal in windy areas. This variety has pale orange flowers that are striped with purple. Flowering time: March –April Height: 30cm


		Tulip – Single late – Maureen AGM Creamy white flowers that are a lovely oval shape. Single late varieties generally have long lasting flowers and as such are good for cut flower. These are excellent bedding varieties. Flowering time: April–May Height: 70cm


		Tulip – Single late – Menton Stunning phlox pink flowers lightly shaded at the edges and light orange stripes. Single late varieties generally have long lasting flowers and as such are good for cut flower. These are also excellent bedding varieties. Flowering time: April–May Height: 65cm


		Tulip – Single late – Queen of the Night Dark maroon flowers that are almost black. Single late varieties generally have long lasting flowers and as such are good for cut flower. Queen of Night is one of the most popular varieties of tulip that we sell. This is an excellent bedding variety and is also used to add structure to borders. Flowering time: April–May Height: 60cm


		Tulip – Specie – bakeri Lilac Wonder AGM Flowers are a nice lilac with a yellow centre. They are also very dwarf and are a great addition to any container or bedding scheme. Bulbs of these varieties are small but are great performers. Flowering time: March –April Height: 15cm


		Tulip – Specie – Clusiana Tinka Outer petals are red. Inner petals open to golden yellow. This is a very nice variety and its origins can be traced back to 1607. Specie tulips are smaller than the traditional tulips but are very prolofic.Very easy to grow and will naturalise well. Flowering time: April–May Height: 15cm


		Tulip – Specie – Lady Jane We have grown this and thoroughly recommend it. The flowers are a magenta rose with an ivory white margin. It is a very elegany variety and is ideal for containers. It also naturalises well in the garden, lasting longer than most of the specie types. Flowering time: March–April Height: 30cm


		Tulip – Specie – Marjoletti This is another very old variety which is very prolific and naturalises well. The flowers are creamy yellow with a crimson edging. Ideal garden variety. Specie tulips naturalise very well. Flowering time: April–May Height: 35cm


		Tulip – Specie – Praestans Tubergens Specie tulips are as they suggest are reasonable dwarf. This variety has red flowers with multi-flowers per stem (two to three flowers). Specie tulips also naturalise very well and will thus multiply year on year. Flowering time: March–April Height: 20cm


		Tulip – Specie – praestans Unicum Specie tulips are as they suggest are reasonable dwarf. This variety has capsicum red flowers with a small yellow base. The foliage is extremely attractively edged with a pale creamy yellow. Specie tulips also naturalise very well and will thus multiply year on year. Flowering time: March–April Height: 22cm


		Tulip – Specie batalinii – Red Hunter This variety produces brilliant red flowers on short stems. Selected in 2008 to be part of the bicentenary collection of the RHS in celebration of their 200th anniversary. Also known as the 'Wisley tulip'. Specie tulips are very good naturalisers. Flowering time: March –April Height: 20cm


		Tulip – Species – batalinii Bright Gem AGM Specie tulips are ideal for rockeries. The flowers of bright gem are a sulphur yellow, flushed with orange. They are also very dwarf and are a great addition to any container or bedding scheme. Best situated in areas that do not have the direct winter winds. Bulbs of these varieties are small but are great performers. Flowering time: April–May Height: 20cm


		Tulip – Species – Little Beauty AGM Specie tulips are ideal for rockeries. The flowers of Little Beauty are red with a purplish base. They are also very dwarf and are a great addition to any container or bedding scheme. Best situated in areas that do not have the direct winter winds. Bulbs of these varieties are small but are great performers. Flowering time: April –May Height: 10cm


		Tulip – Triumph – Arabian Mystery This variety is is an exceptional tulip. The petals are a deep purple with an ivory white edge.This tulip is not often offered and is limited in supply. Triumph tulips are the result of crossing the single early varieties with darwin/late tulips. Ideal for most garden aspects. Flowering time: April–May Height: 40cm


		Tulip – Triumph – Blenda This variety is a soft pink with an ivory base.Triumph tulips are the result of crossing the single early varieties with darwin/late tulips. Ideal for most garden aspects. Flowering time: April–May Height: 45cm


		Tulip – Triumph – Blueberry Ripple Triumph tulips are the result of crossing the single early varieties with darwin tulips. This variety is somewhat exceptional and not readily available. The white flower petals have large purple flames on them, making it a truely unusual variety. Common name Zurel. Flowering time: April– May Height: 50cm


		Tulip – Triumph – Cum Laude Cum Laude has deep violet purple flowers standing on strong stems. Triumph tulips are the result of crossing the single early varieties with darwin/late tulips. Ideal for most garden aspects. Flowering time: April–May Height: 50cm


		Tulip – Triumph – Dreaming Maid This was a new addition to our range in 2008 and as such is highly recommended. The flowers open as violet with a pristine white edge. This tulip will flower longer if planted in semi-shade. Flowering time: April–May Height: 50cm


		Tulip – Triumph – Inzell This variety is a pure ivory white. It has strong stems and stands up well in most weather conditions. Triumph tulips are the result of crossing the single early varieties with Darwin tulips. Ideal for most garden aspects and especially good for pots. Flowering time: April –May Height: 50cm


		Tulip – Triumph – Lip Gloss Triumph tulips are mid season tulips and offer an array of colours. This variety is a rich red with a broad white mark on each petal. Tulips are best planted in semi to full sun in a well drained soil. Plant in groups of 5 or more for best effects. Flowering time: April–May Height: 45cm


		Tulip – Triumph – New Design The flowers are salmon pink, flushed yellow at the base. The margins often have a fuchsia-red look. The leaves of New design have apinkish white margin. Triumph tulips are the result of crossing the single early varieties with darwin tulips. Ideal for most garden aspects Flowering time: April–May Height: 50cm


		Tulip – Triumph – Ronaldo Triumph tulips provide mid season colour which is sometimes forgotten to plan for. Ronaldo has lovely plum purple flowers.Triumph tulips are the result of crossing the single early varieties with darwin tulips. Ideal for most garden aspects. Flowering time: April–May Height: 40cm


		Tulip – Triumph – Shirley Ivory white flowers edged with purple. Single late varieties generally have long lasting flowers and as such are good for cut flower. This is an excellent bedding variety and is among one of our most popular sellers of single earlies. Flowering time: April–May Height: 55cm


		Tulip – Triumph – Shirleys Dream Ivory white flowers edged with intense violet-purple. Single late varieties generally have long lasting flowers and as such are good for cut flower. This is an excellent new variety and is very suitable for bedding and borders. Flowering time: April –May Height: 45cm


		Tulip – Triumph – Tequilla Sunrise This is an exceptional tulip recently introduced. The flowers are a creamey white heavily flushed with orange and yellow. The inside of the flower is soft yellow, flushed with orange. Triumph tulips have long strong stems and oval flowers. They are excellent for borders and for using as cut flowers. Flowering time: April–May Height: 45cm


		Tulip – Viridiflora – China Town AGM Viridiflora are a super group of tulips with green being always present. China Town is a phlox pink with feathered green. The leaves are edged silvery white. This group is one of the later to flower and as such will bring colour to your garden in May Flowering time: April–May Height: 30cm


		Tulip – Viridiflora – Eyecatcher Eyecatcher is another new variety, the flowers are a glowing red with a green flame that is slightly edged in yellow. This variety like the other viridifloras are sought after by flower arrangers as the petals have varying amounts of green in them. They are also very attractive in border displays. Flowering time: May –June Height: 50cm


		Tulip – Viridiflora – Flaming Spring Green Viridiflora tulips are very unique in shape and provide an excellent spectical in any garden. This is a very new variety with white and red stripes and green flame. Tulips last longer when planted in semi shade. Flowering time: April–May Height: 50cm


		Tulip – Viridiflora – Greenland Greenland is one of the more unusual varieties available in the viridiflora types. It has pale orchid pink flowers with wide green stripes. This variety like the other viridifloras are sought after by flower arrangers as the petals have varying amounts of green in them. They are also very attractive in border displays. Flowering time: May–June Height: 55cm


		Tulip – Viridiflora – Spring Green AGM These unusual flowers are often much sought after by flower arrangers. This variety is one of the most popular and is white with green stripes and green anthers. Ideal for borders in the garden and also very effective in containers. Flowering time: May–June Height: 50cm


		Tulip – Viridiflora – Violet Bird This is a superb new variety. The flowers have rose pink petals with green stripes. This variety like the other viridifloras are sought after by flower arrangers as the petals have varying amounts of green in them. They are also very attractive in border displays. Flowering time: May –June Height: 50cm


		Zantedeschia (Calla) – aethiopica AGM Commonly known as 'Calla lilies' This hardy white variety is one of the most popular. They are best started off in the greenhouse and planted out in a damp spot in the garden. Can also be grown in containers. Place containers indoors over winter or protect well from frost. Flowering time: June–July Height: 120cm

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