The up to 5 cm large oval-shaped flowering bulbs have faithfully appeared in our sunny perennial border for decades. The buds start green but turn purple from top to bottom as the flowers open.

The Golden Bells is a yellow dwarf daffodil. Recognisable by its special shape that resembles a bell. This early-flowering yellow Daffodil combines well with the other early spring bulbs.

Muscari Armeniacum is the best-known species, also known as blue grape. You can easily naturalise muscari (Blue Grape).

Hyacinthoides Non Scripta, also called woodland hyacinth or wild hyacinth. These blue scented flowers like to naturalise semi-shade under trees.

The Allium Mount Everest is a stunning allium variety with large creamy white flowers measuring 15 cm across and standing on tall stems about 100 cm tall.

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Crocuses Species, are small-flowered crocuses that are the first to flower, enjoying colourful flowers as early as February. Ideal for propagation and naturalising.

A mix of large-flowered crocuses, 30 bulbs giving a pallet of coloured flowers. Crocuses are easy to propagate and ideal for naturalising.

Crocus White, large-flowered crocuses that propagate easily. Crocuses flower as early as February and are ideal for naturalising your garden.

Together with the snowdrop, the Crocus Blue is the earliest flowering bulbous plant. The crocus blooms as early as February. These blue large-flowered crocuses are ideal for naturalising.

Daffodil Ice King is a strong double Daffodil with a creamy white flower and a yellow cup that turns almost white during flowering. It is a very suitable Daffodil for naturalising.

The butterfly daffodils deserve a nice spot in your garden. Place these scented daffodils as a group in the border. They grow to a height of 40 cm.