Miscellaneous Bulbs

Fritillaria Meleagris

In this how-to video planting guide, Jeff talks us through how to plant these popular Fritillaria bulbs in your garden for a unique Spring display.

Fritillaria flowers have a distinctive and elegant drooping bell-shape and unusual colours. They naturalise and multiply well making them great for adding something a bit different to your garden.

 

Fritillaria Meleagris, or Snake’s Head Fritillaria is an ever popular variety, with bell shaped flowers and unusually shaped pendants, excellent in deep purple or pure white for an intriguing addition to your Spring garden display. Below you can find this variety and many other great Fritillaria products to choose from.

Spring Flowering Iris Reticulata

Jeff talks us through how-to plant Spring Flowering Iris Reticulata, with great tips and advice on how to achieve a breath-taking show with these bulbs.

Iris reticulata are excellent bulbs for an early show of spring colour with long delicate flowers by early spring. They are ideal for containers or for direct ground planting and will add terrific splashes of colour to any display. In this video, Jeff is planting Spring Iris bulbs in the edge of a border.

 

We have many great varieties of Spring flowering Iris for you to choose from, listed below with some fantastic collections for an amazing garden display.

Snowdrops

In this video Jeff Turner demonstrates how-to plant Snowdrop bulbs into pots for advice on achieving a great early addition to your garden.

Snowdrops or Galanthus are a charming late winter herald of Spring time and a great but subtle display for your early spring border. Their modest beauty makes them a delightful sight at the end of Winter and they multiply extremely well for an increasing display year after year.

 

Our varieties below offer a range of size and shape to suit your garden. Choose from traditional snowdrops, broad leaf, double or giant – one or all of these great varieties will be perfect for your garden and Jeff’s help will ensure you can create a stunning display.

Ranunculus

Jeff plants Ranunculus corms in pots for a display of brilliantly coloured flowers in this how-to advice video.

Ranunculus make excellent garden subjects. Our varieties of these hardy perennials listed below offer a great selection of colours of interesting peony-shaped flowers throughout the summer months. Their large, attractive flowers are excellent for cut flower displays and a must for flower arrangeers. We also provide compact varieties perfect for pots as demonstrated by Jeff, making them great for any size of garden.

Cyclamen

Plant expert Jeff Turner plants hardy Cyclamen in a damp, shady border location offering great advice and tips.

Cyclamen are an excellent hardy addition to the garden, often flowering in periods of the season when there is little other source of colour elsewhere from other plants. They are ideal for shady locations as demonstrated by Jeff,

 

meaning they will thrive in areas other plants will struggle in and add life to otherwise bare areas of your garden. In addition to pretty, characteristically upswept reflexed flowers, their foliage can also be very attractive.

 

We offer a great variety of Cyclamen which can be found amongst our miscellaneous bulbs, or as listed below. Don’t worry if they don’t flower in the first year, follow Jeff’s advice and your work will pay off with an ever increasing, low maintenance display if these Cyclamen are left to naturalise.

Muscari

In this video, Jeff Turner offers advice on planting Muscari bulbs, demonstrating this through planting these great bulbs in a trough around winter bedding plants.

Muscari, commonly referred to as the Grape Hyacinth, are a superb naturalising spring flowering bulb and an invaluable hardy addition to the spring garden. Their flowers resemble bunches of grapes and are commonly in shades of blue, though our varieties below offer quite a selection of colour including pink and white varieties for an unusual addition to your Spring display.

 

You can browse our varied selection of Muscari below and with Jeff’s help add a new dimension to your garden show! For a particularly dramatic look, why not opt for one of our collections or our mixtures for many complimenting shades flowering together in April.