From the first Galanthus to the nodding heads of Narcissi heralding the start of spring. There is


something truly exciting about planting in drifts, pots, or riots of colour to see the flower heads popping up in early spring. We’ve selected our favourite bulbs for you to create your own stunning bulb displays, including inspiration with pot partners, collections, and some of the best colour combinations. For our full range of over 250 varieties, visit marshallsgarden.com


Bulb Planting Kit


Vital bulb-planting kit for thriving flower bulbs like tulips and alliums. Includes dibber, bulb starter and three planting baskets. Baskets can lift and store bulbs once finished. Dibber is perfect for making consistent holes for bulb planting. Empathy helps to create the perfect environment for bulbs, promotes strong bulb growth and development and helps improve soil structure, treats up to 50 bulbs.


Basket Dia.26cm | Dibber L28cm | Empathy 500g 1090-3420 | 1 kit


Kent & Stowe Dibber


This Kent & Stowe Dibber is ideal for pre-forming consistent holes in soil, making planting seeds and bulbs easy. Can also be used to prick out seedlings and transporting larger plants.


Dim L28cm 1090-4390 | 1 dibber £9.99


Kent & Stowe Long Handled Bulb Planter


High-quality stainless steel planter with long handle to prevent the need for bending. Its 4in scale aids planting depth and 6cm diameter accommodates all bulb sizes. Smaller size available online.


£15.99 Organic Extra


This 100% natural and peat-free fertiliser is exclusive to Marshalls. Ideal for using all around the garden and will cover up to 270 square yards. Can be used for soil improvement, planting and the feeding of established plants.


1090-4600 | 11Kg £19.99


Dim L101cm 1090-5678 | 1 planter


£37.99


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Spring Bulb Essentials


Everything you need in one place to grow bright and beautiful spring flowering bulbs.


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