Mixed Spring Bulbs

The perfect spring pick-me-up! Once planted, these hidden jewels will be ready to spring up in bare winter soil, dispelling gloom and bringing your garden back to life.  Mixed Spring Bulb Collection comprises the following varieties: Allium 'Moly' (20 bulbs) - A strikingly unusual allium from the mountains of Kazakhstan. Globe-shaped heads of starry, pinkish white flowers emerge in May and June 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. RHS AGM. Height and spread: 25cm. Puschkinia libanotica (20 bulbs) Few Spring bulbs are as elegant as the Russian Snowdrop. The gleaming white blooms are produced in dense clusters, each brightly striped with pale blue. This vigorous bulb is tough and reliable, coping in almost any free draining soil, and enjoying hot summers when their bulbs can bake in the sun. Grow them in borders and rockeries, or naturalise in grass. Height: 15cm (6). Spread: 10cm (4). Triteleia ?Queen Fabiola? (20 bulbs) Starry clusters of deep blue flowers burst from clumps of fine, grass-like foliage in late spring and early summer. Individual flowers open continuously for a month or more extending the bloom time. Also makes an excellent, long lasting cut flower. Attractive to butterflies and other insects. Height: 30cm. Spread: 15cm (6?). Anemone blanda Mixed (20 Bulbs) - Daisy-like flowers in shades of blue, pink and white which form a carpet of colour over many weeks throughout spring. Ideal for woodlands, wildlife gardens, and rockeries, or planting beneath trees and shrubs. Try naturalising them in lawns for a really breath-taking effect. Height: 10cm (4). Spread: 15cm (6). Chionodoxa Mixed (20 bulbs) - One of the first bulbs to flower in the spring. Creates dazzling carpets of colour, not only in the traditional blue, but with pretty shades of mauve and white too! Height: 15cm (6). Spread: 8cm (3).