148 Spring Bulb Collection

No garden should be without them! Bring your garden to life with this fantastic collection of spring-flowering bulbs. We’ve put together a cheerful mix of much-loved varieties that will bring colour from February through to May wherever it grows. Ideal for planting in dense groups through the front of borders, or placing around the rockery. Why not layer them up in patio pots for a long-lasting succession of colour? Wherever you plant them, these low-maintenance and easy to grow bulbs will welcome the spring to your garden.

From statuesque varieties that create strong architecture amongst mound-forming perennials, to low growing gems for the front of borders and rockeries, every variety in this collection deserves a place in the garden. Spring bulbs are easy to grow and once planted, will virtually take care of themselves, delivering an effortless display year after year.

Bulb Collection includes:

• Hyacinth 'Berries and Cream Mixture' (8 Bulbs) - Make your spring bulb display stand out from the crowd with Hyacinth 'Berries and Cream Mixture'. This spectacular mix creates a harmonious blend of rose, violet, pink and pale lavender, instead of the usual shades of blue and purple. Height: 25cm (10"). Spread: 8cm. (3").
• Narcissus 'Miniature Mixed' (20 Bulbs) - This sunny mix of dwarf narcissus are compact and free flowering - Perfectly proportioned for even the smallest of gardens! The neat trumpets in all shades of yellow make these dainty narcissus flowers excellent for cutting. Height: 25cm (10"). Spread: 10cm (4"). 
• Snowdrop (Single-flowered) (20 Bulbs) These native beauties love to shelter in dappled shade at the base of trees and shrubs, but look equally any home in an alpine garden, or naturalised in grass. Versatile and vigorous, they will quickly multiply to create a carpet of single-flowered blooms. Height: 15cm (6"). Spread: 10cm (4").
• Ipheion mixed (40 bulbs) – Colourful star-shaped flowers in pale blue, mauve-pink and white with a sweet honey fragrance, held amongst narrow, glossy green leaves. Height: 15cm (6"). Spread: 5cm (2").
• Puschkinia libanotica (25 bulbs) – An unusual, vigorous and reliable bulb bearing clusters of gleaming white star-shaped blooms, each brightly striped with pale blue. Each stem is enveloped by a handful short, narrow leaves. Height: 15cm (6"). Spread: 10cm (4").
• Triteleia ‘Queen Fabiola’ (30 bulbs) – Starry clusters of deep blue flowers burst from clumps of fine, grass-like foliage. Makes an excellent, long lasting cut flower and is attractive to butterflies and other insects. Height: 30cm (12"). Spread: 15cm (6").
• Allium karataviense (5 bulbs) – A strikingly unusual allium from the mountains of Kazakhstan. Globe-shaped heads of starry, pinkish white flowers emerge on short stalks from between a pair of remarkable broad, glaucous leaves; themselves a spectacular feature. Ideal for rock gardens and makes a great dried flower. Height and spread: 25cm (10").

Plus, why not upgrade your bulb collection with the following options:

198 Bulb collection upgrade includes all the above plus: 

• Tulip 'Triumph Mixed' (50 bulbs) – Step into spring with this vibrant collection of top-trending tulips. We've pulled together a mix of customer favourites and best sellers to brighten your garden this spring, and many more to come. Garden performance is the driving force behind this collection, but each variety in this mix also makes the perfect cut flower specimen for spring vase displays. 

Or include a handy Bulb Planter:

This handheld bulb planter makes it so easy and quick to plant your bulbs! This can be used on all bulbs and its depth marking engraved in to the metal will ensure that bulbs are planted are the correct depths needed in order to thrive.
Supplied as 1 x Durable Metal Bulb Planter with Handle and Depth Markings.