Hyacinth ‘Apricot Passion’ and Hyacinth ‘Woodstock’ combine soft peach and deep purple tones to create a warm, regal spring display filled with colour and fragrance. Planted together in neat rows or flowing drifts, the contrast between the delicate apricot shades and rich velvety blooms brings depth and drama to borders, beds, and containers.

Easy to grow, garden hyacinths are highly effective in mixed planting schemes, this pairing offers long-lasting spring interest and a bold yet balanced seasonal look.

Exhibiting dramatic, moody, maroon-black blooms with a plush, velvet gleam, Mid Season Tulip ‘Paul Scherer’ is a tulip worth making room for. This mid-season variety will be a real talking-point in any garden, with its incredible, Gothic, ebony petals set off by grey-green foliage. Maximise the breath-taking effect of their pitch-black colouring by planting in dramatic swathes, or use them as bold punctuation marks dotted throughout contrasting colour schemes.

The tall, sturdy stems make stylish cut flowers, adding an air of mystery to floral arrangements and bouquets. Tulip ‘Paul Scherer’ has earned the accolade of an RHS Award of Garden Merit, proving itself to be both impressive and reliable.

The softly textured, loosely cupped blooms of Early Double ‘Mondial’ sparkle with ethereal brilliance in the spring sunlight. Cushiony, delicate petals of goose-down white are arranged in layers like freshly folded linen. Mid-height, robust stems stand bolt upright, proving resilient to the unpredictable British weather. With its peony-like ruffles, tulip ‘Mondial’ brings delicate romance to your containers, window boxes, and border edges.

The generous, lightly feathered flower heads of tulip Mondial are long-lasting, both in the garden and in the vase.