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The Fritillaria, also known as the Crown Imperial, is a striking spring bloomer with drooping, bell-shaped flowers in a beautiful yellow. This unique plant adds a touch of exotic charm to the border. Hardy and easy to grow, this flower blooms early in the season and brings color to the garden. A real eye-catcher!

This mix contains a diverse number of colors of botanical crocuses, very suitable for a flower pot, garden or in a multi-storey planting

This Sparaxis Mix, also known as the Gypsy Flower, provides an explosion of colour in the garden at the end of spring with multi-coloured flowers in shades of red, orange, yellow and white. These striking flower bulbs are perfect for borders, pots and as cut flowers. They thrive best in well-drained soil and full sun.

Puschkinia Libanotica, also known as the Russian snowdrop, blooms with delicate white flowers, accented with a subtle blue stripe. This hardy bulb plant blooms very early in the spring and thrives in rock gardens and under trees. Also very suitable for naturalization.

The Ixia mix are brightly colored summer bulbs, also called grain lilies. Ixias can be planted in borders or pots. The flowers close daily and grow a little larger every day. They also attract butterflies and bees. Ixias are also very suitable as cut flowers.

The Chionodoxa Luciliae Rose Queen, also known as Glory of the Snow, has soft pink, star-shaped flowers and is ideal for naturalizing. Plant the bulbs in borders or pots. This easy-care bulb blooms early in the season, bringing color and freshness to the garden. A must-have for lovers of early-flowering flowers.

Chionodoxa Luciliae Alba, also called snow glory, has pure white star-shaped flowers. These flower bulbs are ideal for naturalization and look great not only in a border, but also in a pot. You can even plant them in your lawn because they bloom very early in the spring. The lawn can simply be mowed again when they have finished growing in late spring.