Lovely colour and scent
A beautiful lily flowered tulip in a bright orange colour. Looks great with purple or dark tulips.
Blue agapanthus
Buckinghamshire
"Marigold-orange tulip with gently curving petals on smaller flowers. One of the most fragrant and just like lithe young dancers they sway and gyrate."
A beautiful lily flowered tulip in a bright orange colour. Looks great with purple or dark tulips.
Blue agapanthus
Buckinghamshire
These and all the other bulbs ordered arrived when promised in excellent condition. Performed well in pots and in the garden. Packaged well and clearly labelled. Competitive prices too!
Rosie
Surrey
Lovely good quality bulbs bulbs provided excellent spring display.
Julia C
Ruislip
I planted them around an acer in the front garden, and last spring we had a beautiful and vibrant display for several weeks, which was admired by the whole neighbourhood.
Daisy
Greater London
Planted in a huge pot , they were a joyous , warm splash of colour in the Spring.
AnnieB
Hampton
Wonderful and long lasting Tulips which repeat flower year on year. Though they eventually become virused the streaking red colour which come into each flower is fascinating. Wouldn't be without them.
Morny
Sutton Coldfield
Beautiful blooms but not many came up, and none returned the next year.
Miri
Milton Keynes
Planted these bulbs in a trough near the front door and everyone who visited admired them.
BustersMum
South Shields
Amazing vibrant colour, use in pots or mixed border
Seaholly
Northwest
Really beautiful colour and form - my favourite!
Jo
Devon
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kelly mackenzie
Hello Kelly, He did use a lot of plants in his garden - here is a list which includes most. Allium Purple Sensation Anthriscus Ravens Wing Aquilegia Ruby Port Astrantia Claret Carex testacea Cirsium rivulare atropurpureum Dahlia Dark Desire Euphorbia Fireglow Geranium Lily Lovell Geranium phaeum Samobor Geranium Phillipe Valpelle Geranium psilostemmon Geum Princess Juliana Gillenia trifoliata Hakonechloa macra Iris Dusky Challenger Iris Dutch Chocolate Iris Sultan's Palace Iris Superstition Iris Supreme Sultan Knautia macedonica Lavandula angustifolia Nepeta subsessilis Washfield Nepeta Walkers low Purple fennel - Giant Bronze Rodgersia pinnata Superba Rodgersia podophylla Salvia Mainacht Sedum matrona Stachys byzantina Stipa arundinacea (syn.Anemanthele lessoniana) Stipa gigantea Tulip Abu Hassan Tulip Ballerina Tulip Queen of Night Verbascum Helen Johnston I hope this helps. Helen Plant Doctor
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