Create months of colour from one autumn planting
Create a breathtaking spring display with our Ultimate Spring Flowering Bulb Collection – 250 premium bulbs chosen for up to six months of colour, fragrance and cut flowers, with a wonderful mix of colours, shapes and textures for borders, beds, pots and containers.
Supplied by RHS Chelsea Gold Medal-winning growers, so you can be confident you’re planting top-quality bulbs selected for strong growth, reliable flowering and exceptional garden performance – from early spring favourites through to the warmer months.
What’s included

Anemone blanda Mix (windflowers)
The prettiest and most romantic of the early spring flowers – jewels for the garden that create a carpet of candy-coloured, daisy-like blooms. Incredibly easy to grow, and as they multiply they get even better and prettier year by year.

Narcissus ‘Tête-à-Tête’
The world’s most loved miniature daffodil. Multi-headed stems can carry up to three gorgeous golden-yellow flowers – and they’re scented too. So good it holds the RHS Award of Garden Merit.

Puschkinia scilloides ‘Libanotica’ (Russian snowdrop)
Gorgeous pale blue miniature bells, each petal highlighted with a deep blue stripe. Another RHS AGM winner – brilliant for naturalising, and even prettier year by year.

Tulip ‘Little Beauty’
The prettiest and most colourful of all dwarf tulips – each flower banded in rich pink, white and lavender-blue. Fragrant, a great cut flower, and unlike most tulips it naturalises beautifully year after year.

Muscari armeniacum (grape hyacinth)
One of the heroes of spring – the prettiest cobalt-blue, white-tipped bells with a delicate scent. Wonderful for cutting, and a superb naturaliser in borders and pots.

Ixia ‘Mabel’ (corn lily)
Stunning star-shaped flowers in vibrant magenta-pink, with dark green sword-shaped leaves that make an impact of their own. A long-lasting cut flower that stretches colour into early summer.

Allium sphaerocephalon (drumstick allium)
One of the sights of summer – sturdy heads that open green then turn purple-crimson from the top, creating a beautiful two-tone effect. A brilliant cut flower lasting up to two weeks, and another RHS AGM winner.
Plant once in autumn (September–December) in sun or partial shade and well-drained soil, then enjoy a display that returns and improves year after year with minimal effort.
| Spring Flowering Bulbs | |
| 250 Bulbs | |
| February to July | |
| September to December | |
| Full Sun, Partial Shade | |
| Well Drained |







