176 Spring Bulb Collection

No garden should be without these beauties! Transform your garden with this delightful collection of spring-flowering bulbs. We’ve curated a vibrant selection of beloved varieties that will fill your garden with colour from February to May. Perfect for planting in dense clusters at the front of borders or scattered throughout your rockery, these bulbs can even be layered in patio pots for a long-lasting, continuous display. Wherever you plant them, these easy-care bulbs will usher in spring with ease, offering years of bright blooms with minimal effort. From tall, striking varieties that add structure to mixed perennials, to charming low-growing beauties for the front of borders and rockeries, each bulb in this collection is a must-have. Spring bulbs are simple to grow and, once planted, will continue to flourish year after year, providing a stunning show with little maintenance. Bulb Collection Includes: Allium 'Purple Sensation' (5 Bulbs) – These stunning violet-purple alliums boast globe-shaped blooms, each up to 8cm (3”) across, making a bold statement in your summer borders. Height: 90cm (36”), Spread: 10cm (4”). Allium ampeloprasum (15 Bulbs) – Pale mauve, nearly white globes of flowers atop tall stems, perfect for adding vertical interest to cottage gardens. A great choice for cutting or drying for everlasting arrangements. Height: 100cm (39”), Spread: 20cm (8”). Allium cowanii (15 Bulbs) – Clusters of pure white, star-shaped flowers that are perfect for cutting. Blooming in May and June, these nectar-rich flowers attract pollinators like bees and butterflies. Height: 40cm (16”), Spread: 10cm (4”). Allium moly (50 Bulbs) – A cheerful burst of sunshine, with clusters of bright yellow, star-shaped flowers from late spring. Ideal for the front of borders, rockeries, and containers. Height: 15cm (6”), Spread: 5cm (2”). Allium sphaerocephalon (45 Bulbs) – Unusual maroon-purple oval flower heads on tall, slender stems, perfect for cutting. Best planted in dense clumps alongside perennials and grasses. Height: 90cm (36”), Spread: 8cm (3”). Narcissus 'Tete-a-Tete' (10 Bulbs) – Tiny, cheerful daffodils that brighten even the cloudiest spring days. Height: 15cm (6”), Spread: 8cm (3”). Crocus 'Ruby Giant' (10 Bulbs) – A vibrant early bloomer, opening from February onwards. Height: 10cm (4”), Spread: 5cm (2”). Tulip ‘Angelique’ (16 Bulbs) – Peony-like tulips with soft blush pink blooms, perfect for late spring displays. Height: 50cm (20in), Spread: 20cm (8in). English Bluebell (10 Bulbs) – The nodding violet-blue flowers of these native bulbs attract pollinators with their delicate scent. Upgrade with: Daffodil 'Minnow' (25 Bulbs) – A dwarf daffodil with fragrant, creamy white blooms and buttercup yellow centres, perfect for adding charm to any garden. Height: 15cm (6”).

Growing Information

Plant spring bulbs in sun or semi-shade on well drained soil. Alternatively, grow bulbs in containers of loam based compost such as John Innes No.2. Plant the bulbs at a depth of approximately 3 times their own height.