Eremurus - Hyacinthoides
Huge flowr Eremurus Cleopatra ❤
The Eremurus Cleopatra bulb sparks to life in a dramatic fashion, with the summer-flowering bulb spurting up from the border with long, colourful flower spikes that emerge from the low rosettes of foliage.
Height 1.2m | Flowers Jun-Jul 21003101 | 3 bulbs
£14.99
Eranthis cilicica ‘Winter Aconite’
A beautiful bold display of bright yellow early in the season.
Height 10cm | Flowers Feb-Apr 21004920 | 20 bulbs
Fritillaria meleagris Mixed
The ‘Snakes Head Fritillary’. These beauties look simply stunning when flowering.
Height 20cm | Flowers Apr-May 21003320 | 20 bulbs
£8.99 21008215 | 100 bulbs Mix ‘n’ Match Buy any 5 packs or collections of bulbs and only pay for 4† B £8.99 £34.99
Glantus nivli
Snowdrop Collection ‘Floe Peno’
One of the earliest bulbs to flower in the garden and a beautiful sign that winter is coming to an end! The double flowered ‘Flore Pleno’ variety also has stunning markings on the inside of the flower to. The collection is made up of a mix of the 2 varieties for a longer flowering time and mix of flowers.
Height 15cm | Flowers Feb-Mar Galanthus nivalis ‘Flore Pleno’A
Galanthus nivalis ‘Flore Pleno’A Galanthus nivalisB Galanthus nivalisB Galanthus nivalisB
21007616 | 50 bulbs Naive Bluebl
21003430 | 10 bulbs 21003431 | 50 bulbs 21003428 | 10 bulbs 21003435 | 50 bulbs 21003432 | 250 bulbs
BUY COLLECTION & SAVE £25.99 £7.99
£24.99 £6.99 £19.99 £89.99
Hyacinthoides non-scripta Blue
The English Bluebell! This beautifully fragrant species will soon start to multiply to create an amazing blue carpet.
Height 35cm | Flowers Apr-May 21003891 | 10 bulbs
21003893 | 60 bulbs £6.99 £25.99 †Cheapest will be free 62 Shop online
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