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This botanical Crocus Prins Claus is a beautiful small-flowered crocus with fresh white flowers and a hint of purple. This reliable spring bloomer brings a touch of royal splendor to borders and flower beds. Plant this bulb in the fall, preferably in groups, for a burst of color in early spring.

The botanical Crocus Cream Beauty is a refined spring bloomer with delicate cream-colored petals, a golden yellow center and a soft, honey-like scent. This crocus blooms early, naturalizes well and is a great source of nectar and pollen. This beautiful flower bulb is a welcome sight after winter. Perfect for borders and pots.

The Chionodoxa Luciliae Violet Beauty, also known as snow glory, is a beautiful spring bloomer with delicate, violet-blue flowers and a bright white center. This hardy bulb blooms early in the season and is ideal for borders and under trees. Easy to grow and low maintenance, also ideal for naturalizing.

This fantastic flower, also known as snow glory, has soft pink star-shaped flowers and is ideal for naturalizing. Plant the flower bulbs in borders or pots. This easy-care flower bulb blooms early in the season and brings color and freshness to the garden. A must-have for lovers of early blooming flowers.

Anemone Duet is a single-flowered anemone. The flower is white with a pink-red ring in the heart, which forms a beautiful contrast. Suitable as a cut flower, but also perfect for borders, rock gardens and pots. Blooms in spring and attracts bees and butterflies. Low maintenance and hardy, this flower bulb adds vibrancy to the spring garden.

Anemone Blanda Pink Star is an enchanting spring bloomer with delicate, pink star-shaped flowers. Perfect for borders, rock gardens and pots. Blooms in early spring and brings a soft, romantic touch to the garden. Low maintenance and hardy, this charming flower bulb adds a touch of elegance and color to any outdoor space.

Anemone De Caen mix provides a colorful mix of colors in the garden. The mix consists of red, white, pink and purple single-flowered anemones. The poppy-like flowers are also beautiful in a bouquet.

Muscari Latifolium

This Scilla Siberica, also known as the Oriental Star Hyacinth, is a beautiful ground cover with fresh blue star-shaped flowers. This bulbous plant attracts many bees and bumblebees and is ideal for naturalization. It likes to be in sunny to semi-shaded places, under trees or in the lawn.

Oxalis Adenophylla, also called wood sorrel, is a beautiful spring plant with beautiful silvery leaves. Wood sorrel produces large ground-covering rosette-shaped leaves and on top of these leaf rosettes the plant produces beautiful pink-white flowers. This special bulb plant blooms in late spring to early summer and is ideal for rock gardens, but can also be planted in the border or in pots.

The Muscari Armeniacum is surely the best-known blue grape with bright blue flowers. This winter-hardy flower bulb is perfect for borders and pots and also very suitable for naturalization. Also looks beautiful in a woodland garden. It grows best in well-drained soil and a sunny to partially shaded location.

The Muscari Mountain Lady is a special variety from the grape hyacinth family, this muscari has blue flowers and the color changes to white at the top of the flower. This charming muscari is perfect for borders and pots. It grows best in well-drained soil and a sunny to partially shaded location.

Iris Reticulata Polar Ice is a striking spring bloomer with bright white flowers and subtle, violet-blue accents with a hint of yellow. This low-flowering iris blooms early in the season and is ideal for borders and pots. It grows best in well-drained soil and a sunny to partly shaded location.

The Iris Hollandica Tigereye is a beautiful iris with deep purple flowers with a yellow eye. This iris blooms in late spring and is perfect for borders and suitable as a cut flower. It thrives best in well-drained, fertile soil and full sun.

The Galanthus Woronowii, also called the snowdrop, blooms with white bells with a green dot on the petals between light green, shiny leaves. The flowers emerge early (in February) and grow as clumps. Plant about five together with some space between them; the bulbs can easily multiply this way.