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Hyacinth ‘Blue Jacket’ brings a bold splash of rich blue to the spring garden, with sturdy flower spikes packed tightly with starry florets. The blooms are a deep, cobalt blue with slightly paler centres, creating a lovely shimmer of colour that shows up beautifully on dull spring days. Flowering in early to mid spring, these compact hyacinths reach around 20–25cm, making them ideal for the front of borders, edging paths or tucking into small spaces where their intense colour can really shine.
The fragrance is one of the great joys of Hyacinth ‘Blue Jacket’ – a strong, classic hyacinth perfume that’s perfect for planting near doorways, along paths or in patio containers where you’ll pass close by. They are excellent in pots and window boxes, and also work well as indoor bulbs if potted up and brought into a cool, bright spot. The sturdy stems make them suitable for cutting too, so you can enjoy a few in small jugs or vases indoors. Left in well-drained soil, they will often reflower for several years, gradually naturalising into cheerful clumps of blue each spring.
A truly classic and ever-popular Amaryllis, 'Minerva' has been a festive favourite for decades, and for good reason. It is a vigorous and reliable bloomer, producing large, single flowers with a truly striking pattern. The blooms are a rich, vibrant red, forming the perfect backdrop for a bold and dramatic, crisp white star in the centre. This starburst pattern is incredibly eye-catching and is often complemented by a fresh green throat. The petals are broad and form a classic, wide, open-faced flower shape that shows off its dramatic colouring to perfection. 'Minerva' embodies the traditional colours of the holiday season, offering a cheerful, bright, and unapologetically festive display. Its timeless appeal, reliability, and dazzling high-contrast pattern ensure that it remains one of the most sought-after and widely grown Amaryllis varieties year after year.
Welcome a flurry of early spring cheer with Puschkinia libanotica, the exquisite Russian Snowdrop or Striped Squill. These charming bulbs produce clusters of star-shaped, ice-white flowers, each petal delicately painted with a fine, porcelain-blue stripe. Holding the prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit, you can be sure of their reliable performance. They are perfect for creating shimmering carpets of colour at the front of borders, in rockeries, or naturalised in lawns under deciduous trees. Plant them in generous drifts alongside early crocuses or winter aconites for a breathtaking spring awakening. Easy to grow and loved by early pollinators!
A wonderfully cheerful and fragrant Jonquilla hybrid, 'Yellow Sailboat' is prized for its prolific nature and graceful form. Each stem carries up to three delicate flowers with bright, lemon-yellow petals that are distinctly swept-back (reflexed), giving them the appearance of sails catching a breeze. The central cup is a matching shade of sunny yellow. The blooms are held on slender stems and possess a sweet fragrance. It's an excellent choice for creating a gentle, naturalistic drift of colour and scent in the garden, looking particularly lovely in borders, pots, and rockeries where it will happily perennialize.
A classic and commanding presence in the world of winter-flowering bulbs, 'Red Lion' is famous for its huge, deep, and impossibly luxurious velvety-red blooms. This is the quintessential Christmas amaryllis, delivering a flawless and powerful punch of pure, unadulterated colour. Each enormous, perfectly formed petal combines to create a magnificent trumpet-shaped flower that exudes confidence, warmth, and timeless glamour. It's one of the most reliable and trusted amaryllis varieties available, celebrated globally for its pure, rich colour and its dependable ability to produce a truly spectacular and traditional festive display. The blooms are held high on thick, robust stems that are more than capable of supporting the multiple, massive flowers. For a sense of festive opulence and a surefire way to brighten the darkest winter days, the majestic 'Red Lion' remains an undefeated king, roaring with vibrant colour and life when it is most needed.
A truly sensational and award-winning Large-Cupped daffodil, 'Chromacolour' is prized for its enormous flowers and stunning colour. The blooms feature broad, pure white outer petals that provide a crisp, clean backdrop for the main event: a very large, bowl-shaped, and heavily ruffled trumpet. The cup is a magnificent, intense shade of deep coral-pink to rosy-apricot that deepens as the flower matures. The contrast is breathtaking. It is a very strong grower with sturdy stems, and holds the prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit. It's a must-have for a show-stopping display in the mid-spring border and makes a magnificent cut flower.
A breakthrough in Muscari breeding, 'Pink Sunrise' is one of the first varieties to display a true, clear pink colour. The conical flower spikes are a beautiful shade of soft, blush-pink to candy-pink, fading to almost white at the very top of the spike. This creates a lovely, gentle, two-tone effect. It is a more compact variety with a delicate appearance and a light, sweet fragrance. 'Pink Sunrise' is a fantastic choice for gardeners looking for something different from the traditional blue, perfect for creating soft, romantic, pastel-themed displays in pots, rockeries, and at the front of borders. It is a real connoisseur's choice.
A rare and exceptionally beautiful species, Allium tripedale is a treasure for the discerning gardener. In late spring, it sends up sturdy stems topped with large, hemispherical clusters of delicate, bell-shaped flowers. The blooms are a soft, ethereal pinkish-white, with each individual floret nodding gracefully from its pedicel. This variety forms an impressive clump over time, creating a lush and romantic display. Its broad, glossy green leaves are also highly ornamental, adding to its appeal long before the flowers appear. Perfect for a moisture-retentive, partially shaded spot in a woodland garden or border, it offers a soft, graceful beauty that is quite distinct from the more common sun-loving, globe-shaped alliums.
One of the most famous and beloved double daffodils, 'Replete' is a stunning spectacle in the spring garden. The very large, peony-like blooms are incredibly full and ruffled. They feature a beautiful mix of broad, ivory-white outer petals interspersed with a densely packed, frilly centre of smaller petals in a warm salmon-pink to apricot-rose. The effect is lush, romantic, and incredibly showy. The flowers are wonderfully fragrant and held on strong, sturdy stems. 'Replete' is an RHS Award of Garden Merit winner, celebrated for its breathtaking beauty and reliable performance. It is a perfect choice for making a luxurious statement in borders and makes an absolutely magnificent cut flower.
A highly sought-after and fashionable variety, 'Grape Ice' is a striking twist on the classic grape hyacinth. It features densely packed, conical flower spikes with a unique bicolour pattern that commands attention. The base of the flower head consists of rich, deep violet-purple florets, each shaped like a tiny bead, creating a familiar grape-like cluster. What sets it apart is the distinct cap of sterile, icy-white to pale silvery-green florets at the very top, which creates a stunning contrast, much like a snow-capped mountain peak. This ornamental 'mohawk' gives the plant a sharp, contemporary look. It is a vigorous grower and naturalizer, perfect for creating beautiful drifts of colour in borders, rock gardens, and especially in containers where its unique details can be appreciated up close. Its relatively short stature makes it an ideal companion for early daffodils and tulips, weaving a carpet of cool-toned colour at their feet. It's a must-have for any gardener looking for something a little different.
Welcome the arrival of spring with the celebrated Snowdrop 'S. Arnott', a true gem for any UK garden. This variety stands out with its large, beautifully formed, globular flowers that hang like pristine white lanterns. It’s not just a feast for the eyes; lean in close to enjoy its delightful honey scent. 'S. Arnott' is a vigorous and robust grower, quickly forming impressive clumps. A proud recipient of the RHS Award of Garden Merit, it's perfect for naturalising in lawns, brightening up shady borders under trees, or creating elegant pot displays. Pair with winter aconites and early crocus for a stunning late-winter tapestry of colour.
A truly spectacular and flamboyant tulip, 'Amazing Parrot' lives up to its name with enormous, deeply ruffled and fringed petals. The blooms are a stunning kaleidoscope of colour, opening from soft yellow buds to reveal a rich tapestry of apricot, creamy yellow, and soft rose-pink, all delicately edged with green. Each flower is a unique work of art, with petals that twist and curl in dramatic fashion, creating a sense of movement and exotic beauty. As the blooms mature, the colours intensify, becoming a vibrant spectacle in the late spring garden. Held on strong, tall stems, they make an unforgettable statement in borders and are simply breathtaking as a cut flower, where their intricate form and stunning colour blends can be appreciated up close. Plant them in a sheltered spot to protect the huge flowers from strong winds. They are the epitome of tulip extravagance.
A truly stunning tricolour masterpiece, Muscari armeniacum 'Nature's Beauty' showcases a breathtakingly beautiful gradient of colour within every single flower spike, creating a sophisticated, multi-toned effect from just one bulb. Each bloom begins with a rich, deep cobalt blue at its base, which seamlessly transitions into a paler, sky-blue shade in the middle, and finally culminates in a fluffy, pure white cap. This remarkable medley of shades gives the impression of a meticulously curated designer mix, providing incredible depth and visual interest. It is a robust and fragrant variety that is perfect for creating a dramatic and elegant statement in borders, containers, or window boxes. The complex colouring pairs exquisitely with both pure white daffodils and deep purple tulips, allowing it to bridge different colour palettes with ease. Its strong stems and long-lasting nature also make it a superb cut flower for delicate spring arrangements, bringing its unique beauty indoors. It is a real showstopper.
Amaryllis ‘Apple Blossom’ brings soft, romantic colour indoors through the darkest months, with large, trumpet-shaped blooms in gentle shades of white brushed with blush pink. Each sturdy flower stem carries several impressive blooms, creating a striking focal point on a windowsill, side table or mantelpiece when little else is in flower.
Reaching around 45–60cm in height, this elegant amaryllis has an upright habit that makes it ideal for pots and containers indoors, where you can enjoy the flowers at eye level. It is perfect for adding a touch of spring-like freshness to winter rooms, and the long-lasting blooms are also excellent for cutting and displaying in a vase.
Plant the bulb in a snug pot and place it in a bright, warm spot indoors, such as a sunny windowsill or conservatory. With just a little care, Amaryllis ‘Apple Blossom’ will reward you with weeks of beautiful colour and a graceful display that feels wonderfully luxurious yet is surprisingly easy to achieve.
Prepare to be enchanted by the unique and captivating colour of Hyacinth 'Gipsy Queen'. A proud recipient of the RHS Award of Garden Merit, this variety stands out with its densely packed florets in extraordinary shades of coral, apricot, and salmon-pink. As if its stunning appearance wasn't enough, 'Gipsy Queen' releases a powerful, sweet fragrance that will fill your spring garden with perfume. It's an absolute must-have for patio pots, window boxes, and the front of sunny borders. Plant alongside deep purple tulips or creamy narcissi for a truly spectacular spring display that is both beautiful and beloved by pollinators.
A majestic and world-famous heirloom, 'Mount Hood' is a classic Trumpet daffodil renowned for its large, stately blooms and wonderful colour transformation. When the flowers first open, the entire bloom, including the magnificent, flared trumpet, is a soft, creamy lemon-yellow. Over the course of a few days, it undergoes a magical change, maturing to a pure, immaculate, ivory-white. This two-tone progression provides a long and fascinating season of interest. Standing tall and proud on very strong, upright stems, 'Mount Hood' has been a garden favourite for almost a century, prized for its robust nature, reliability, and its ability to create a truly breathtaking swathe of cool, elegant white in the mid-spring landscape.
An exquisitely beautiful and graceful Triandrus daffodil, 'Ice Wings' lives up to its name with clusters of nodding, ice-white flowers. Each strong stem carries up to three blooms, each with distinctly swept-back, wing-like petals. This strong reflexing of the petals gives the flower an elegant, windswept appearance. The central cup is long and conical, perfectly matching the pristine white of the petals. It is a vigorous grower and a reliable perennialiser, forming lovely clumps that bring a cool, serene beauty to the mid-spring garden. Winner of the prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit, it's a fantastic choice for sophisticated container displays, naturalising under trees, or creating a calming drift of pure white in borders.
A truly mesmerising and unusual variety, 'Exotic Star' captivates with its slender, elegant, orchid-like petals that defy the traditional Amaryllis form. Each flower is a complex work of botanical art. It features a brilliant lime-green starburst centre from which dramatic streaks and feathers of deep maroon, rich scarlet, and soft cream radiate outwards towards the petal tips. To complete the masterpiece, each uniquely patterned petal is delicately edged with a fine white line, defining its spidery shape. The slender, pointed petals curve back gracefully, giving the bloom an airy, dynamic, and almost kinetic quality. The elegant form is a world away from the classic rounded Amaryllis, offering an intriguing and highly sophisticated focal point that is guaranteed to spark conversation. This is the perfect choice for the grower who appreciates the unique, the artistic, and the extraordinary in their floral displays.
Amaryllis 'Mont Blanc' is a beautifully elegant variety, prized for its large, pure white blooms and striking indoor presence. Each sturdy stem carries multiple trumpet-shaped flowers, with broad, overlapping petals that open to a crisp, luminous white. The clean, simple colour makes it a versatile choice that suits both traditional and contemporary interiors, adding a calm, sophisticated focal point to a windowsill, side table or festive display.
This variety is ideal for brightening the darkest months of the year. Planted indoors in autumn or early winter, ‘Mont Blanc’ typically comes into flower from late December through to early spring, depending on planting time and room temperature. The tall, architectural stems and bold flowers make it an excellent feature in the living room, hallway or dining area, and it pairs beautifully with greenery, candles and simple glass or ceramic pots.
Amaryllis are easy to grow and rewarding, even for beginner gardeners. Give the bulb a snug-fitting pot, use a free-draining compost, and place it in a bright, warm spot indoors. Water sparingly at first, then more regularly once the foliage and flower stems begin to develop. After flowering, the bulb can be grown on as a foliage plant to build strength for future seasons, making ‘Mont Blanc’ not just a stunning seasonal display, but a long-term addition to your indoor plant collection.
The absolute definition of vintage charm and sophistication, 'La Belle Epoque' is a truly unique tulip, beloved by discerning gardeners and floral designers alike. Its colour palette is a complex and moody symphony of antique shades that seems to shift and shimmer in the light. The large, cup-shaped double blooms are a dusky blend of antique rose, warm apricot, soft coffee, and hazy gold, with a beautiful silky, almost metallic sheen to the petals. It is the antithesis of a bright, primary-coloured tulip; instead, it offers a subtle, smoky, and incredibly refined beauty. This complex colouring makes it an exceptional partner for plants with dark, bronze, or purple foliage, such as Heuchera, and it looks breathtaking when paired with deep plum or maroon tulips. 'La Belle Epoque' is a flower that rewards close inspection, making it ideal for planting in containers or near pathways and seating areas. It is an unforgettable variety that brings a sense of history and artistry to the garden.
An enchanting and award-winning variety, 'Golden Echo' is a unique Jonquilla daffodil that will capture your heart. Each stem carries one to three beautiful flowers that are wonderfully fragrant. The blooms feature pure white, slightly swept-back petals that provide a clean contrast to the long, elegant, golden-yellow trumpet. The most magical and defining feature is how the rich yellow of the trumpet appears to bleed or "echo" out onto the base of the white petals, creating a stunning, luminous, golden halo right at the flower's heart. This RHS Award-winner is a vigorous and reliable perennial that will happily naturalise, bringing its unique beauty and sweet perfume to the garden for many years.
A legendary and much-sought-after variety, 'Valerie Finnis' is an RHS Award-winning Grape Hyacinth cherished for its unique and beautiful colouring. The flower spikes are densely packed with bell-shaped florets of an extraordinary and delicate, pale, chalky, sky-blue. This soft, ethereal colour is very different from the more common cobalt-blue of other Muscari and brings a touch of rare, refined beauty to the early spring garden. It has a gentle fragrance and a neat, compact habit. 'Valerie Finnis' is perfect for connoisseur gardeners and anyone wishing to create a sophisticated, pastel-themed display in rock gardens, troughs, or elegant containers.
A fascinating and quirky heirloom, 'Rip van Winkle' is a miniature Double daffodil that has been charming gardeners since the 19th century. This unique variety looks unlike any other daffodil, producing a spiky, star-like flower that is often compared to a dandelion or a thistle. The blooms are composed of multiple layers of narrow, pointed, pale greenish-yellow petals, creating a wonderfully wild and untamed appearance. Its short stature and very early bloom time make it a delightful character for the front of the border or a rock garden. 'Rip van Winkle' is perfect for those who appreciate the unusual and want to add a touch of historic, eccentric charm to their spring display.
An exceptionally delicate and ethereal Grape Hyacinth, 'Valerie Finnis' is prized for its very pale colouring. The conical flower spikes are a beautiful shade of icy, sky-blue, so pale that they appear almost white from a distance, with the tiny bells at the top of the spike often being pure white. This creates a subtle, two-tone effect that is wonderfully soft and gentle. It has a light fragrance and is perfect for creating a serene, cool-toned spring display. It contrasts beautifully with darker blue Muscari or brightly coloured tulips and daffodils. It's an excellent choice for naturalising, forming a shimmering, low-growing carpet of colour in mid-spring.
