Part of the reticulata group of irises, Iris ‘Danfordiae’ is loved for its sunny disposition, bearing wide petals of bright yellow with small brown speckles.

The vivid flowers bloom during February, adding a splash of colour to spring pots, rockeries and alpine beds. The blooms produce a sweet scent which travels in the air on warmer days.

At a full height of just 10cm, Iris Danfordiae should be grown near the front of a border, in a spot where the cheery flowers will be seen and appreciated.

Plant the bulbs in autumn, in full sun and in any soil which is moist and well-drained.

Triandrus Narcissus ‘Tresamble’ is generally considered to be one of the best, most reliable triandrus hybrids. The exquisite, pearly petals are gently reflexed, sweeping back to reveal a ruffled central trumpet the colour of Madagascan vanilla ice-cream.

With up to 5 flowers per stem, these prolific bloomers remain upright even in inclement weather thanks to their strong stalks and compact habit. The subtle, soft bicolour bloomsof narcissi 'Tresamble' are a gorgeous addition to any spring display – dot amongst borders and lawns and fill pots on the patio or porch for swathes of understated charm.

Jonquilla Narcissi ‘Regeneration’ produces clusters of soft lemon-yellow flowers with creamy cups and gently reflexed petals brushed with ivory. Carried on multi-flowered stems, the elegant blooms of narcissus ‘Regeneration’ release a light honeyed fragrance that brings warmth and freshness to late spring borders and containers.

With its slender foliage and graceful habit, this charming variety blends beautifully into naturalistic planting schemes and sunny garden displays. Flowering through April, it adds a soft uplifting glow and delicate scent beneath bright spring skies.