Since 1868 de Jager has been producing top quality, top sized bulbs. The large sizes do make an enormous difference, providing bigger flowers, stronger stems, and better naturalisation. Choose from over 460 varieties and transform your garden with scent and colour. Summer Flowering varieties now available to order.
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Belladonna
M5081
Spot autumn-flowering Amaryllis ‘Belladonna’ in the border and you feel as though you have stumbled upon garden treasure. Beautifully scented, exquisite pink flowers are borne in clusters, atop tall, fleshy red stems. The fine, lily-shaped blooms are followed by glossy, strap-like foliage.
Sometimes known as the Belladonna, Jersey or March lily, South African native Amaryllis Belladonna, has been granted a prestigious Award of Garden Merit from the RHS for garden brilliance.
Grow this showy Amaryllis 'Belladonna' in clusters or clumps to bloom above shorter plants; we think it looks great with the simple silver foliage of Brunnera, Convovulus and Stachys Byzantina.
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Berlin Giant
M6131
Queen Elizabeth II named Lily of the Valley as her favourite flower – the beautiful, pearl-like ivory bells have featured heavily in royal wedding bouquets, signifying love and fidelity. The distinctive, heady aroma of these humble blooms is often used in luxury perfumes.
Convallaria ‘Berlin Giant’ is an improved strain, with larger blooms and taller stems than the standard varieties, earning itself an RHS Award of Garden Merit. Lily of the Valley pips will quickly naturalise into impressive drifts in the right setting, thriving in shady woodland environments.
The elongated stems of Convallaria ‘Berlin Giant’ make it the ultimate cut flower to fill your home with fragrance.
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Astrosanguineus
M6141
Cosmos ‘Astrosanguineus’ is a decadent treat for your garden, with the delicious rich fragrance of dark chocolate laced with vanilla. Sumptuous, velvety maroon blooms dance on long, wiry stems for an airy, elegant addition to pots and borders.
The intoxicating, cocoa scent is equally adored by pollinators, and the open-faced blooms welcome bees and butterflies to indulge in the sweet nectar.
Be sure to position some containers next to doors and walkways to fully appreciate the mesmerising perfume as you brush past. Cosmos ‘Astrosanguineus’ are tender perennials originating from Mexico: lift and store indoors over winter to protect them from the cold and wet.
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Amazonica
M6201
Flaunting exquisite, pristine blooms of milky white, Eucharis ‘Amazonica’ bears umbels of up to 6 pendulous flower heads, dangling like chandeliers.
Native to Ecuador, this tender perennial will be a mesmerising addition to your greenhouse or indoor plant collection. Each strong stem is surrounded by an abundance of glossy, dark green foliage to emphasise the glinting blooms.
Flowering on and off throughout the summer months, Eucharis ‘Amazonica’ is highly scented, filling the room with sweet, fruity fragrance. The RHS has bestowed an Award of Garden Merit upon this variety, in recognition of its first-rate performance and reliability.
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Double Mixed
M5371
With delightful petticoats of petals, vibrant colour, and exceptional scent, this ‘Double Freesia Mixture’ is a superb addition to your early summer display. A pleasing, joyful combination of pink, mauve, yellow, orange, and white, this kaleidoscopic collection brings instant pizazz to borders, beds, and containers.
Freesias truly come into their own as cut flowers. Their spiced, citrus, fresh fragrance is often used in perfumes, and a home-grown bunch will act as a natural scent diffuser in your home. These specially selected varieties of ‘Double Freesia Mixture’ boast long, strong stems which are perfect for filling vases and giving in bouquets to loved ones.
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Candicans
M6221
The graceful pillars of Galtonia ‘Candicans’ extend skywards like a magnificent Cathedral spire, giving this bloom its common name of ‘Spire Lily’. Candicans is derived from the Latin meaning ‘shining white’ and the long stems live up to their name, gleaming with pearly, bell-shaped flowers.
Radiating a light scent, Galtonia 'Candicans' is packed with sweet nectar, proving irresistible to pollinators. Native to South Africa, these bulbs are nonetheless hardy and robust, thriving in container displays and naturalising amongst borders and lawns.
The RHS has presented this variety with a coveted Award of Garden Merit, proving its excellent performance and reliability.
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Callianthus Murielae
M6231
The sleek, understated sister of Gladioli, Acidanthera ‘Callianthus Murialae’ oozes elegance and refinement. Shapely white petals encircle a star-shaped maroon centre, and the blooms are skirted by long, lithe leaves. In addition to stylish form, ‘Callianthus Murialae’ is enveloped in a cloud of captivating fragrance, with a heady, tantalising scent.
Acidanthera make superb cut flowers to be savoured in your home as well as your garden, bringing their grace and exquisite perfume to your floral arrangements. Despite a delicate appearance, Gladiolus ‘Callianthus Murialae’ proves remarkably resilient and reliable, and has thus been granted a prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit.
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Festalis
M6402
Unique and highly rewarding to grow, Hymenocallis ‘Festalis’ will bring a fairy-like delicacy to your floral display. With a heavenly fragrance reminiscent of scented narcissi, this ‘Peruvian Daffodil’ offers a long flowering window throughout the summer.
Lacy, ivory-white trumpets are encircled by a distinctive halo of fine, elongated tepals curling back on themselves. Hymenocallis ‘Festalis’ has earned the much-coveted RHS Award of Garden Merit for its excellent performance and dependability.
The tall, sturdy stems also make exceptional cut flowers and forced bulbs to savour indoors, filling the room with their irresistible perfume.
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Black Beauty
L3361
A refined and elegant Turkish Cap Lily ‘Black Beauty’ will produce as many as 40 flowers per plant once established, borne in stunning floral sprays.
The lightly-fragranced, claret-red blooms are outlined in white and hold a green star in the centre. Stems are straight, tall and strong – great for growing near the back of a garden border and ideal for cutting and adding to floral arrangements.
A sunny position and well-drained soil are best for this magnificent, Heirloom Turkish Cap Lilium 'Black Beauty' to thrive.
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Lilium Trumpet African Queen
L3291
Fabulous for adding height and colour to your garden, Trumpet-Shaped Lily ‘African Queen’ bears a profusion of large, bold rich orange blooms during late summer.
Buds and outer petals appear in burnished, earthy–bronze tones which complement the rich orange hue of the spectacular flowers at all stages of opening. Plant these tall and majestic lilies where you will enjoy their sweet scent as it wafts through your garden on warmer days.
Worthy winner of a prestigious award of garden merit from the RHS, trumpet-shaped lilium ‘African Queen’ seems to improve year after year in the garden.
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Jalapa
M6521
With a name from the Latin meaning ‘amazing’ and commonly called the ‘Marvel of Peru’, it is little wonder Mirabilis ‘Jalapa’ is so fascinating. Remarkably, many different coloured flowers are simultaneously produced on the same bushy plant.
The buds unfurl from late afternoon onwards, earning this variety the nickname ‘Four O’clock Flower’. The blooms radiate a heady, sweet fragrance proving irresistible to nocturnal pollinators.
Kept frost free, Mirabilis ‘Jalapa’ is robust and vigorous, making it an ideal candidate for growing in patio containers and overwintering in the conservatory for an increasingly impressive display each year.
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Dr Alexander Fleming
M6592
Layers of rose-pink petals open slowly, each one softer than the last. Paeonies 'Dr Alexander Fleming' blooms feel generous, almost too full for their stems, as if they’re offering everything they have.
Paeonia ‘Dr. Alexander Fleming’ is a reliable and vigorous peony that performs beautifully year after year. A mid-late season peony flowering from June to July, perfect for mixed garden borders. It offers timeless beauty, exceptional scent, and a wonderfully classic peony presence.
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Tuberosa The Pearl
M6651
Polianthes Tuberosa ‘The Pearl’ will stop you in your tracks before you even see the blooms. Its luxurious heady, sweetly spiced perfume hovers in the air, pervading your home and garden.
In addition to incredible scent, Polianthes Tuberosa ‘The Pearl’ brings ineffable beauty, with spires of double, waxen flowers shining like precious pearls.
Often referred to as the world’s ‘most scented’ bulb, Polianthes makes a superlative cut flower, acting as a natural air freshener. Ideal for growing in greenhouses, conservatories, and sunny patio planters in the summer, ‘The Pearl’ has been granted an RHS Award of Garden Merit as testament to its reliability.
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Anastasia
L3112
Stunning soft rosy-pink petals imbued with soft gradients make Oriental Trumpet Lily 'Anastasia' a masterpiece of floral design. Revered by florists, the mature plant can produce up to thirty blooms per stem. Grows to a majestic height of 120 cm.
Each bloom of the oriental trumpet lilium 'Anastasia' commands attention, combining gentle hues with an impressive form, perfect for sophisticated outdoor spaces or for a dazzling centrepiece indoors.
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Gardnerianum
M6321
With the dramatic, architectural leaves and vibrant, floriferous spires of Hedychium ‘Gardnerianum’, your garden will be transformed into a lush jungle. A member of the ginger family, this spectacular plant boasts a mass of tropical, verdant foliage.
Soaring above the leathery leaves, sturdy stems are packed with scented, lemon-yellow blooms, followed by vivid red seedpods. This variety is one of the hardiest Hedychiums for growing in the UK and Hedychium ‘Gardnerianum’ has been bestowed with an RHS Award of Garden Merit for reliable performance.
Given protection from frost, ‘Gardnerianum’ will prove to be a vigorous perennial for your summer display.
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Alberta Morning
L3867
Small and delicate-looking, rose-red and white specked blooms, hang from the tall stems of Martagon Lily ‘Alberta Morning’ during June and July.
Originating from the Swiss Alps, these dainty-looking ‘Turk’s cap’ lilies are far tougher than they look – the bulbs will survive cold temperatures providing your soil is not waterlogged, naturalising in part-shade in the garden to re-emerge in early summer for decades to come.
Each candelabra-like stem of this martagon hybrid 'Alberta Morning' carries up to 30 exquisite and exotic-looking, downward-facing flowers which need to be seen up close to be truly appreciated. Reaches a height of 90cm.
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Auratum
OUT OF STOCKAuratum
L4006
Prized in the garden Oriental Lily 'Auratum' is a captivating variety with its large blooms in white, striking golden-yellow central band and dotted with crimson speckles. A shorter lily variety, perfect for summer patio pots.
Filling summer air with a luxurious heady scent, oriental lilium 'Auratum' is ideal for cutting. Needs a little more attention than other lilies, oriental varieties prefer well-drained, slightly acidic soil and watering through the flowering season from July to late August.
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Destiny's Teachers
D4492
A true masterpiece of the garden, Orchid Flowered Dahlia ‘Destiny’s Teachers’ flowers unfold like a carefully crafted lesson in beauty. Featuring the classic windmill shape, the white petals are splashed with maroon speckles and stripes.
Attracting bees, butterflies and pollinators, with a light scent, orchid flowered dahlia 'Destiny's Teachers' ia a perfect choice to enhance garden borders and containers for months on end. Grows to a mature height of 70 cm and thrives in rich soil and in full sun.
de Jager's top size, top quaility dahlia tubers are supplied polythene bags, in which they may be safely kept until planting time, stored in a cool place.
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Itoh Paeony Offer
CAM40
“The Paeony Which Changes Everything.”
At first glance, the notion of welcoming yet another paeony into your garden may seem unnecessary. After all, most seasoned hands have already chosen a few beloved varieties they trust. Nevertheless, anyone who has stood before an Itoh paeony, aglow in full and glorious bloom, recognises at once a different kind of beauty - one which belongs to another realm entirely. A moment of frustration often follows. Why are these marvels so rare to find? And why have they long carried such an astonishing cost?
Their beginnings hold the secret. Itoh peonies emerged from an improbable crossing - where the noble tree paeony met the humbler herbaceous form. For years, Doctor Itoh tried to coax such a bond into bloom thousands of times over decades. This demanded persistence, reverence, and the kind of hands which serve the garden like a calling. Each plant which thrived stood as a quiet marvel, and early ones carried the weight of rarity, priced accordingly. A first-class Itoh paeony root cost more than £100.00.
One-time special offer, due to de Jager’s Dutch contacts we can offer you a first-class Itoh paeony bare root – original price £99.45 (inc. postage) – for £24.50 with FREE p&p. 75% Discount.
Choose your Itoh paeony from these three varieties – whilst limited stocks last.
Simply Scrumptious
Your eyes meet lush raspberry and apricot petals swirling with textured complexity, creating a feast for your senses as each bloom lifts your garden with juicy colour, gentle energy, and radiant charm.
Double Bubble
Your garden welcomes rounded pink blooms rising with airy fullness, releasing a soft floral haze around you. Each globe brings buoyant glow, lively cheer, and bright beauty into your border.
Noa Jolie
Your eyes meet dark pink-burgundy petals touched with rose, sending a gentle glow through your garden. Each bloom offers velvety depth, serene balance, uplifting colour, and graceful aura filling to fill your garden.
Many gardeners have been bound by what could be afforded and turned to traditional varieties. Yet none offered quite the same vigour, nobility, or dependability as an Itoh with their lush petals, large flowers (up to 20cm across), strong and upright stems, and generous presence in bloom.
In the crowded world of horticulture, where plant after plant claims to be the best, choosing can feel like wandering without compass or map. Many promise greatness. Only a few achieve it. Here, at last, comes the quiet revelation: no paeony surpasses the Itoh.
The blooms endure for weeks, not days. the stems hold fast beneath magnificent blossoms, never yielding to the weight. Itoh peonies return, without falter, each spring, asking almost nothing in return. As for the colours soft pastels, warm pinks, haunting corals – these speak a language only the Itoh knows.
Now, the most interesting part. Through specialist contacts, some Itoh paeony bare roots, these once-elusive wonders, have become attainable to de Jager customers at an absolute bargain price. There is a limited number though. Delivery 7-10 days. Plant on arrival.
Choose the Itoh you desire from the three shown, then welcome an Itoh into your garden, and you shall witness not merely growth, but a quiet transformation. One you will carry with you, long after the petals fall.
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12 Tuberosa The Pearl Special Offer
CAM41
The Fragrance the Top French Perfumiers Pay a Fortune For.
You start with a bulb which looks nothing special. Dry. Brown. Easy to doubt this is going to produce one of the most in-demand perfumed plants. You plant it once the soil begins to warm, then more or less forget about it until the summer.
At first, green leaves appear. Neat, upright, not very exciting. This is the time you may wonder why there is such a fuss about Polianthes tuberosa ‘The Pearl’. If you leave alone and let the weather do its part, stems follow. Buds appear. Then one evening you walk past and notice an astounding fragrance long before you notice the flowers.
This offer is for 12 bulbs of Polianthes tuberosa ‘The Pearl’. These 12 sought after bulbs have a retail price with postage of £38.59. Your price WHILST STOCKS LAST is £17.35 with FREE delivery. Less than half-price!
The blooms open white and full, softer than most tuberose. The uplifting scent comes through late in the day and lingers in the air. Now you understand the reason so many gardeners plant near a door, by a path, or close to an open window. Sweet and clean, strong without being too much, you will be asked by friends what this extraordinary fragrance is.
The flowers do not all open together. One bloom is followed by another, over many weeks, which means the plant keeps giving rather than finishing all at once. Cut stems last well indoors and brings the scent into your house. Sun and warmth matter. Drainage matters. In cooler gardens, pots make things easier and more reliable. Feed lightly. Water when dry.
The top French perfumiers extract an oil from the petals to use in their high-end perfumes. Used in tiny quantities, this concentrate is called Tuberose Absolute and costs £12,000 per kilogramme. The official Perfume Industry description of the fragrance produced by Polianthes tuberosa ‘The Pearl’ is - rich, intensely floral, creamy, sweet, spice, honey, diffusive and long-lasting… and you are going to have this filling the evening air in your summer garden.
We have Polianthes tuberosa ‘The Pearl’ bulbs available now in limited quantities. If you enjoy scented plants and do not mind waiting until summer for the reward, this is one worth planting.
Reserve yours now. Delivery is week commencing the 30th of March – the ideal planting time.
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Itoh Paeony Offer
CAM40
“The Paeony Which Changes Everything.”
At first glance, the notion of welcoming yet another paeony into your garden may seem unnecessary. After all, most seasoned hands have already chosen a few beloved varieties they trust. Nevertheless, anyone who has stood before an Itoh paeony, aglow in full and glorious bloom, recognises at once a different kind of beauty - one which belongs to another realm entirely. A moment of frustration often follows. Why are these marvels so rare to find? And why have they long carried such an astonishing cost?
Their beginnings hold the secret. Itoh peonies emerged from an improbable crossing - where the noble tree paeony met the humbler herbaceous form. For years, Doctor Itoh tried to coax such a bond into bloom thousands of times over decades. This demanded persistence, reverence, and the kind of hands which serve the garden like a calling. Each plant which thrived stood as a quiet marvel, and early ones carried the weight of rarity, priced accordingly. A first-class Itoh paeony root cost more than £100.00.
One-time special offer, due to de Jager’s Dutch contacts we can offer you a first-class Itoh paeony bare root – original price £99.45 (inc. postage) – for £24.50 with FREE p&p. 75% Discount.
Choose your Itoh paeony from these three varieties – whilst limited stocks last.
Simply Scrumptious
Your eyes meet lush raspberry and apricot petals swirling with textured complexity, creating a feast for your senses as each bloom lifts your garden with juicy colour, gentle energy, and radiant charm.
Double Bubble
Your garden welcomes rounded pink blooms rising with airy fullness, releasing a soft floral haze around you. Each globe brings buoyant glow, lively cheer, and bright beauty into your border.
Noa Jolie
Your eyes meet dark pink-burgundy petals touched with rose, sending a gentle glow through your garden. Each bloom offers velvety depth, serene balance, uplifting colour, and graceful aura filling to fill your garden.
Many gardeners have been bound by what could be afforded and turned to traditional varieties. Yet none offered quite the same vigour, nobility, or dependability as an Itoh with their lush petals, large flowers (up to 20cm across), strong and upright stems, and generous presence in bloom.
In the crowded world of horticulture, where plant after plant claims to be the best, choosing can feel like wandering without compass or map. Many promise greatness. Only a few achieve it. Here, at last, comes the quiet revelation: no paeony surpasses the Itoh.
The blooms endure for weeks, not days. the stems hold fast beneath magnificent blossoms, never yielding to the weight. Itoh peonies return, without falter, each spring, asking almost nothing in return. As for the colours soft pastels, warm pinks, haunting corals – these speak a language only the Itoh knows.
Now, the most interesting part. Through specialist contacts, some Itoh paeony bare roots, these once-elusive wonders, have become attainable to de Jager customers at an absolute bargain price. There is a limited number though. Delivery 7-10 days. Plant on arrival.
Choose the Itoh you desire from the three shown, then welcome an Itoh into your garden, and you shall witness not merely growth, but a quiet transformation. One you will carry with you, long after the petals fall.
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Fragrans
M6121
Also known as the ‘Perfumed Fairy Lily’, the charming golden trumpets of Chlidanthus ‘Fragrans’ radiate an extraordinary fragrance which will leave you enchanted.
The botanical name comes from the Greek meaning ‘delicate flower’, yet despite only reaching 35 cm their powerful perfume will float on the air to fill your garden with sweet, citrus scent. An exotic relative of the daffodil, the petite pixie-blooms bear umbels of up to 5 lemon-yellow flowers above bright green, strap like foliage.
Chlidanthus ‘Fragrans’ is perfect for dotting around your home in bud vases as a long-lasting cut flower and natural scent diffuser.
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Majalis Rosea
M6132
Flooding the air with exquisite scent, Lily of the Valley is a breath-taking spring delight. The exciting new variety Convallaria ‘Majalis Rosea’ adorns this woodland classic with a soft, blushing charm: the usually white blooms are suffused with shell pink.
Dangling delicately from fine, arching stems, the scalloped bells bob in the breeze against lush green foliage. The ‘pips’ of Convallaria will happily naturalise in a partially shaded spot, providing carpets of hazy pink for under-planting trees, shrubs and perennials.
Convallaria ‘Majalis Rosea’ is also beautiful for forcing indoors, and makes an enchanting cut flower for petite, perfumed bouquets.
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Flamingo
M6142
Cosmos ‘Flamingo’ is a guilt-free sweet indulgence to enjoy all summer long, with bubble-gum pink petals and the irresistible scent of milk chocolate.
Much like the charming annual cosmos, but with the advantage of delightful fragrance and a perennial habit, Cosmos ‘Flamingo’ will bring pleasure for many months, year after year.
Pretty, saucer-shaped blooms wave on long, slender stems above finely divided, feathery foliage. The delicious vanilla scent acts as a magnet to local bees and butterflies, who will flit lightly between the flowers, relishing the sweet nectar. Lift and store these tender perennials under cover over winter.
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Single Mixture
M5372
A flurry of flamboyant flowers, our ‘Single Freesia Rainbow Mixture’ will fill your garden with phenomenal fragrance and colour. This classic combination of confetti-like shades will sprinkle your garden with vibrant cheer. Plump buds are poised upon elegant, arching stems, bursting into exuberant trumpet-like blooms.
Line frequented walkways with pots full of Freesias for sumptuously perfumed paths and patios. A florists’ favourite, this ‘Single Freesia Rainbow Mixture’ features strong stems for arranging into abundant vases and bouquets. Snip a few blooms to savour indoors, and you will be rewarded by outstanding, long-lasting cut flowers, suffusing the entire room with scent.
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Harrisiana
M6403
It is easy to see why Hymenocallis are often referred to as the ‘Spider Lily’, and none more so than the curious ‘Harrisiana’. This unique variety features wispy, stranded segments emanating from a small central trumpet, crowned by thread-like filaments.
Hymenocallis 'Harrisiana' slender flowers waft above dark green, strap-like foliage. Beyond their fanciful appearance, these ‘Peruvian Daffodils’ deliver incredible scent – like a citrus-laced Lily of the Valley.
The delicate, spindly blooms are a novel addition to containers and the front of borders, to be admired up close. Offer some winter protection to ensure a repeat performance year after year
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Henryi
L3363
More commonly known as ‘Henry’s Lily’ in reference to the Irish explorer Augustine Henry, who discovered it, Turks Cap Lily ‘Henryi’ is an award-winning species lily.
Recipient of a prestigious award of garden merit from the RHS, this hardy and reliable cultivar produces up to 30 large, gracefully-poised, nodding flowers. The scented blooms are deep-orange in colour, with textured maroon speckles. Recurved petals expose elegant long green stamens and rust-coloured anthers, giving an exotic appearance.
Dark green foliage and black stems add to the enchanting look of this spectacular Turks Cap Lilium 'Henryi'. Extremely hardy and vigorous, prefers a lime-rich soil.
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Golden Splendour
L3293
Clusters of golden yellow blooms are held aloft on tall stems, on Trumpet-Shaped Lily ‘Golden Splendour’.
Brilliant for adding a splash of warm, uplifting colour and elegant architecture towards the centre or back of garden borders, this exceptional trumpet-shaped lilium 'Golden Splendour' is a prize-winning cultivar - recipient of an award of garden merit from the RHS.
Buds appear in muted purple, striped with green, before bursting into flower during July and August. A sweet fragrance is emitted, especially noticeable on warm evenings, as the buttery blooms open.
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Honka Fragile
D4493
An ethereal beauty, Orchid Flowered ‘Honka Fragile’ is an award-winning dahlia, having been granted a prestigious Award of Garden Merit by the RHS. When you see the exceptional beauty of the incredible flowers, it is easy to see why it holds such an accolade.
Each bee-friendly bloom consists of a golden, pollen-rich heart centred within eight perfect, raspberry edged, ivory petals. The elegant, star-shaped blooms of the orchid flowered dahlia 'Honka Fragile' hold a delicate scent and make beautiful cut flowers.
Looks brilliant in the herbaceous border with soft, feathery grasses, growing to a height of 70 cm.
de Jager's top size, top quaility dahlia tubers are supplied polythene bags, in which they may be safely kept until planting time, stored in a cool place.
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Duchesse de Nemours
M6607
Double white petals with a hint of sulphur-yellow create a graceful, fragrant bloom in Paeonies 'Duchess de Nemours'.
Refined and timeless, these flowers suit borders or cottage gardens seeking elegance. The luxurious texture and captivating scent ensures this is a focal point for your summer borders. Flowering from May to June, Paeonia 'Duchess de Nemours' attracts pollinators and brings elegance to peony bouquets.
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Brasilia
L3106
Oriental Lily 'Brasilia' enchants with wonderfully fragrant lavender-blushed white flowers edged in soft lavender-pink. This very pretty lily variety flourishes in sunny, well-drained spots, bringing an air of delicate sophistication to gardens.
With its delightful fragrance and elegant blooms oriental lilium 'Brasilia' make this a perfect choice for adding a touch of romantic charm to garden beds and containers.
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Coronaria Double Lord Lieutenant
M5114
Salute the magnificent Anemone Coronaria ‘Double Lord Lieutenant’ as he appears in his regalia of lustrous navy blue, commanding the spring garden.
Capturing all the vivid beauty of other blue Anemones with the benefit of double the number of petals, this cultivar boasts large, ruffled, multi-layered blooms. Trimmed by a ruff of deeply lobed, ornate foliage, the splendid indigo petals surround a velvety black button centre.
The piercing blue blooms of Anemone Coronaria ‘Double Lord Lieutenant’ are a handsome addition to containers, borders, and beds. Sturdy stems and abundant, dramatic blooms make wonderful, long-lasting cut flowers – be sure to snip a few stems to savour indoors.
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Arabian Knight
L3386
Bring some Middle Eastern luxury to your early summer garden with the exquisitely beautiful flowers of Martagon Lily ‘Arabian Night’.
These ‘Turk’s cap’ lilies are so called thanks to their highly reflexed petals which curl back on themselves, giving a turban-like appearance. Each tall stem is adorned with 20-30 captivating flowers. A rich palette of gold and velvet-maroon shades gives this martagon lilium hybrid variety 'Arabian Night' an opulent and mysterious look. Standing at 80 cm tall.
Perhaps surprisingly, the plants originate from Swiss mountain meadow regions and therefore thrive in part-shade, able to withstand cold winters and are more than happy to naturalise in the right conditions.
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Garden Party
L3156
Oriental Lily ‘Garden Party’ is a shorter lily variety, perfect for summer patio pots. Emitting a heady fragrance, the showy flowers feature large, reflexed petals which give an exotic appearance.
Perfect for cutting, the glorious blooms of oriental lilium 'Garden Party' are white in colour, with a gold band blushing to pink as it tapers down the centre of each petal. Burgundy freckles speckle the petal surfaces and enhance Garden Party’s tropical looks along with dusty rust-orange stamens.
As a mark of excellence, this wonderful lily has been awarded a certificate of garden merit from the RHS.
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Majalis Prolificans
M6133
Convallaria 'Majalis Prolificans', is a double form of Lily of the Valley and an enchanting delight. Creamy white double scalloped bells nod in the breeze against lush green foliage. Highly scented and beautifully textured, delivers twice the charm of its single-flowered counterpart.
Flowers from mid summer from May to June, Convallaria 'Majalis Prolificans' pips will quickly naturalise into impressive drifts in the right setting, thriving in shady woodland environments.
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Sulphur Queen
M6404
The sherbet-yellow blooms of Hymenocallis ‘Sulphur Queen’ will bring a zesty freshness to your garden, offering infinite charm with their fascinating form and captivating fragrance.
Resembling the ‘hoop petticoat’ narcissus bulbicodium, this striking variety of ‘Peruvian Daffodil’ flowers all summer long. The lightly feathered, flared, trumpet-shaped corolla is surrounded by slender, starry tepals.
The petite blooms deliver a powerful, citrus scent, adding to their charismatic appeal. Well-suited to warmer regions and growing in the conservatory or greenhouse, Hymenocallis ‘Sulphur Queen’ has been granted an RHS Award of Garden Merit for vigour and superior performance.
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Candy Morning
L4005
Mauve pink blooms and nodding petals give Martagon Lily 'Candy Morning' a woodland-inspired charm. Perfect for shaded corners, this lily brings natural beauty to your garden. The nodding, Turk’s-cap flowers hang gracefully from slender, tiered stems, often with up to 40–50 blooms per stem, creating a cascading display.
Originating from the Swiss Alps, martagon lilium 'Candy Morning' will survive cold temperatures providing your soil is not waterlogged, naturalising in part-shade in the garden to re-emerge in early summer for decades to come.
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Pink Perfection
L3295
Show-stopping, purple-pink trumpets topping tall stems make Trumpet-Shaped Lily ‘Pink Perfection’ an excellent flower to grow for cutting.
One of the easiest lilies to grow, this award-winning beauty is the recipient of a sought-after award of garden merit from the RHS, a true sign of garden excellence. Outer petals and buds appear a darker, bruised-purple shade which gives subtle contrast and depth to the spectacular trumpet-shaped lilium 'Pink Perfection' flowers.
Plant the bulbs in well-drained soil, or large pots of gritty, rich compost in a sunny, sheltered spot where its alluring looks and heady fragrance will be enjoyed on late summer days.
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Lady Alice
L3364
Turks Cap Lily ‘Lady Alice’ is a graceful, apricot lily with wonderful fragrance – perfect for bringing a touch of elegance to late-summer borders.
Pretty, delicate, downward-facing flowers bloom during August. Striking and unusual, the pendulous flowers blend from creamy-white, to soft apricot and green with dark freckles on the petals towards their throats.
The abundance of blooms and stem height increase each year until the bulbs of this long-lived Turks Cap Lilium 'Lady Alice' are fully established.
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Miss Feya
L3387
Lily ‘Miss Feya’ is a breathtakingly opulent, Turkish Cap type of magnificent proportions. Soaring to a height of up to 250cm when mature, provides a splendid focal point at the back of your borders from June to July.
Boasting glorious, grandiose blooms of crimson-red edged with glimmering silver, the petals are dramatically swept backwards, revealing elongated, pendulous stamens. Snip a few stems of Turkish Cap Lilium 'Miss Feya' to bring indoors and create jaw-dropping, fantastically fragrant floral arrangements. Once established, these bulbs with send up multiple stems to form a bushy, shrub-like appearance, becoming increasingly impressive each year.
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Honka Pink
D4495
This enchanting variety, Dahlia 'Honka Pink' features slender, star-shaped petals in pale pink fading to a yellow heart. Growing to a graceful 80 cm, the unique blooms create a presence in borders, beds, or containers, offering color and charm from mid-summer to the first frost.
Not just a beauty, dahlia ‘Honka Pink’ is a magnet for pollinators, inviting bees and butterflies. Perfect for cutting, producing a starry delightful floral display.
de Jager's top size, top quaility dahlia tubers are supplied polythene bags, in which they may be safely kept until planting time, stored in a cool place.
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Gold Fever
L4000
The pale lemon blooms of Oriental Lily ‘Gold Fever’ bring freshness to summer pots and garden containers. Flowering from July to August, this regal variety delivers both a visual impact and a lovely sweet fragrance.
The exotic-looking flowers feature a cluster of burnt-orange anthers, standing proudly on stamens at the centre of each large bloom. A light dusting of red freckles brings delicate contrast to the soft gold yellow. Oriental Lily 'Gold Fever' creates a sunlit elegance standing at 60 cm tall.
Needs a little more attention than other lilies, oriental varieties prefer well-drained, slightly acidic soil and watering through the flowering season.
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Casa Blanca
L3086
A favourite, classic Oriental Lily ‘Casa Blanca’ holds a prestigious Award of Garden Merit for garden excellence, from the RHS. Stunning white blooms are flawless, with an air of timeless beauty.
Flowering proudly during late summer, the large blooms of oriental lilium 'Casa Blanca' emits an unmistakeable and intense, sweet fragrance as they burst open. The recurved petals are unmarked and often feature a slightly hairy, textured surface. Burnt orange anthers balance on soft-green stamens.
A large vase full of these statuesque and immaculate lilies is hard to beat.
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Hawaiian Coral
M6624
Coral-pink petals fading to apricot hues form the radiant double blooms of Paeonies 'Hawaiian Coral'. Held on strong stems, these peony flowers brighten borders with warmth and vitality.
An uplifting choice for summer garden designs, Paeonia 'Hawaiian Coral' bring vibrancy and unique colour, enriching outdoor arrangements with effortless style. A mid-late season peony flowering from June to July.
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Muscadet
L3095
The pristine blooms of Oriental Lily ‘Muscadet’ resemble the delicate beauty of a porcelain doll. Pearly, translucent white petals are tinted by a demure pink blush and maroon freckles.
This captivating oriental lilium flaunts sizeable, outward facing flowers borne on sturdy stems of up to 60 cm. A compact height makes Lilium ‘Muscadet’ an enchanting choice for confined spaces and container displays.
Be sure to position some near seating areas to be surrounded by their enthralling fragrance. This vigorous variety produces an abundance of blooms from July – August, providing a delightful spectacle for your garden throughout the summer months.
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Regale
L3298
Raspberry-pink buds crack open to reveal pure white flowers, with a glowing butter-yellow throat and ruby on the outside of the trumpet. Trumpet-Shaped Lily ‘Regale’ flowers from July to late summer.
A divine and showy lily, sometimes known as the Royal or King’s lily, brings a regal feel to garden borders and floral arrangements. The large flowers of trumpet-shaped lilium 'Regale' point down and outwards, emitting a heavenly perfume as they bloom.
A superior lily to be enjoyed both in the garden, and in the home. Perfect for mixed borders, large containers, and for cutting - Lilium ‘Regale’ has been granted an award of garden merit for excellence by the RHS.
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Honka Red
D4494
Dahlia ‘Honka Red’ is an unusual orchid flowered dahlia, sweetly scented and attractive to bees, butterflies and pollinators. Blooming from July to October, the striking flowers look quite unlike most dahlias, in that they are exceptionally delicate and airy in appearance. A starburst of slender, red velvet petals surrounds the bright yellow centre, forming simple, stylish blooms.
Cut the flowers as soon as they are open as the petals will drop soon after pollination. Dahlia ‘Honka Red’ looks wonderful planted next to almost-black ‘Verrone’s Obsidian’ for a dramatic and complimentary display which will flower all summer and autumn long. Grows to a height of 80 cm.
de Jager's top size, top quaility dahlia tubers are supplied polythene bags, in which they may be safely kept until planting time, stored in a cool place.
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Claude Shride
L3379
Downward-facing, mahogany red to claret purple flowers are peppered with yellow-orange speckles on the enchanting Martagon Lily ‘Claude Shride’. The flowers bloom, up to 30 per stem, during June and July each year.
This dramatic and floriferous 1970’s lily is excellent for cutting and adding architecture and contrast to floral displays, just as it does in the garden border. Loved by butterflies, martagon lilium ‘Claude Shride’ will naturalise beautifully in part-shade, in rich, well-drained slightly alkaline soil.
These hardy lilies are known for their long-lasting beauty, great for naturalising and flowering year after year.
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Scheherazade
L3383
A profusion of large, deep cranberry-red flowers are produced in clusters on species Turks Cap Lily ‘Scheherazade’ during August each year. The exotic-looking, nodding blooms appear as though their petals are gilt-edged, with a glowing, yellow-gold margin.
Plant the bulbs near the middle or back of a sunny garden border, where the sun will illuminate the magical blooms, making them appear to glow.
This fine, regal-looking Turks Cap Lilium 'Scheherazade' will bring grace and architecture to your garden. Grow it where the beautiful fragrance will be appreciated as you pass by.
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Karl Rosenfield
M6616
Large crimson-red double blooms emit both bold colour and fragrance in Paeonies 'Karl Rosenfield'. Commanding attention in mixed borders, this paeony offers dramatic richness and luxurious texture.
An outstanding addition to your summer planting, Paeonia 'Karl Rosenfield' vibrant tones provide lasting visual impact for both traditional and modern designs. Flowering from June to July.
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Chartwell
L3085
Oriental Lily 'Chartwell' is a strong and steady-growing lily that captivates with its seductive blooms. Each flower showcases rich burgundy-red with a paler edge fading to silky white, creating a dramatic, eye-catching contrast against the plant’s dark green foliage
Reaching a mature height of 100 cm, oriental lilium 'Chartwell' bring elegances and wonderful fragrance to the garden. Perfect for sunny, well-drained spots, they reward gardeners with long-lasting, show-stopping large recurving flowers from July to August.
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Regale Extra Large
L3299
These 'extra large' bulbs give a more dramatic display sooner, usually the first choice for a serious lily grower. Bulbs measure 22-24 cm (circumference).
Raspberry-pink buds crack open to reveal pure white flowers, with a glowing butter-yellow throat and ruby on the outside of the trumpet. Trumpet-Shaped Lily ‘Regale’ flowers from July to late summer.
A divine and showy lily, sometimes known as the Royal or King’s lily, brings a regal feel to garden borders and floral arrangements. The large flowers of trumpet-shaped lilium 'Regale' point down and outwards, emitting a heavenly perfume as they bloom.
A superior lily to be enjoyed both in the garden, and in the home. Perfect for mixed borders, large containers, and for cutting - Lilium ‘Regale’ has been granted an award of garden merit for excellence by the RHS.
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