For an early show of pretty blue, Chionodoxa ‘Forbesii Blue Giant’ is hard to beat. Twinkling, star-shaped blooms of violet-blue with a white centre form lush, colourful carpets during February and March.

Plant in sun or shade to brighten dull corners and enliven spring pots. This low growing, delicate beauty is also perfect for rockeries and growing near the front of the border, putting on a floriferous display.

The bulbs will naturalise easily in well-drained, fertile soil. Chionodoxa ‘Forbesii Blue Giant’ is perfect for growing beneath larger shrubs, planting in rockeries, borders and containers as one of the earliest and most welcome bulbs to bloom.

Providing an elegant display in the garden from the latter part of April and throughout May, tulip ‘Mariette’ is a graceful-looking lily-flowered tulip.  Fuchsia-pink petals appear satin-like in texture and have soft rose margins.

This dreamy tulip looks stunning combined with soft, pale pinks and deep aubergine tulips in the border and also marries well with warm apricot and coral tones. Lily Flowering Tulip 'Mariette' perfect for cutting and adding colourful curves to spring flower designs.

Hyacinth ‘Miss Saigon’ produces elegant violet-mauve flowers with a soft, refined appearance and rich spring fragrance. Its graceful colouring pairs beautifully with silver foliage, grape hyacinths, and other cool-toned spring bulbs, creating a calm and sophisticated display.

Ideal for borders, containers, and layered planting schemes, hyacinth Miss Saigon brings long-lasting colour and excellent garden performance year after year. A deserved recipient of the RHS Award of Garden Merit.