Allium bulbs are planted in the Autumn, they like a warm, sunny site and a well-drained soil, plant the bulbs about 10 cm's deep.

We have finished shipping Alstroemeria for 2024. Jumbo plugs will be available again in 2025, these will go on sale in December this year and orders will be shipped from around mid-March, after which our garden-ready plants will go on sale.

We send out tulips, narcissus, alliums, camassia, and many more bulbs, from late September on

Camassias are an underrated garden plant, very few bulbs will survive in heavy soils, Camassias will, indeed they often thrive in clay, providing they are not underwater all Winter

Crocus are very good for naturalizing in grass land

We offer Rooted cuttings, pot tubers, and ground tubers for delivery in the spring, The garden-ready plants can only be obtained from either our nursery or ordered for collection from one of the shows we are exhibiting at.

Most people know the crown imperial fritillaria. they hate sitting in water and need full sun.  Meleagris or snakehead fritillaria has up to five flowers on a stem and likes a nice moist place to grow, even around a pond.

Galanthus or if you prefer Snowdrops come in many shapes and sizes. If you are looking for super reliable varieties and a long flowering period we recommend 'Snow Fox' January flowering,'Beluga' for February with 'Polar Bear' to finish the season in March.

Martagons grow well in a wide range of soils from slightly acidic to alkaline, providing it is of good quality and well-drained, like all Lilies they hate being waterlogged. A lot of customers grow them in light woodland. All are very hardy, down to minus 30 c.

In this group, we have put the Chionodoxa, Leucojums ( summer snowflake), Galanthus ( snowdrops), Silla ect

muscari is also called a grape hyacinth, with lots of small scented flowers going up a stem. They come in shades of blue through to white. There is a pink one but it's not very hardy.

Daffodil is the common name for Narcissus. usually flowering in February to May depending on the variety. Ideal in containers, borders, and lawns, most need full sun to flower properly, the exception to this is Obvallaris

Pots of spring flowering bulbs are available by the pot or by the tray.