The epitome of sheer sophistication, Fosteriana ‘Purissima’ is one of the first tulips to bloom, launching your spring display in style. Architectural, stately stems carry sizeable, cup-shaped, milk white flowers. The alabaster blooms make an elegant highlight in borders and containers when planted in plenteous swathes and groupings.

Elongated, sturdy stems make for excellent cut flowers as a luminous adornment to your home. Highly praised as one of the best white tulips and much loved by gardeners, the RHS has presented tulip ‘Purissima’ with the prestigious Award of Garden Merit. This Fosteriana variety is a robust perennial and will reappear serenely each spring.

This harmonious mix of tulips includes crystal-white tulip ‘White Proud’ and maroon-black tulip 'Queen of Night'.  A perfectly paired duo to add style and sophistication to late spring flower borders and containers. 

The large goblet-shaped flowers bloom on long strong stems, standing up to wind and rain and are excellent for picking and adding to bouquets and arrangements. 

Plant with soft blues such as camassias or forget-me-nots for a fresh carpet of spring delights.

Stately and distinguished, Fritillaria Imperialis William Rex features dark, bronzy-red flowers which exude an air of regal sophistication. Rich, deep-hued blooms create a dramatic contrast against lush green foliage, adding an element of elegance and depth to the garden.

The sturdy stems and robust growth of Fritillaria Imperialis William Rex ensure it stands tall and proud, making this a magnificent focal point. Gardeners will appreciate the timeless beauty and commanding presence of this variety, which infuses landscapes with a sense of majesty and grandeur.

Galanthus nivalis ‘Viridapice’ is a vigorous and distinctive snowdrop producing elegant white pendant flowers with beautifully marked green-tipped petals. Flowering through January and February, the gently fragrant blooms of Snowdrop nivalis ‘Viridapice’ appear on stems up to 15cm tall, bringing welcome colour and movement to the winter garden as spring begins to approach.

This relatively rare variety is especially valued for its striking markings and reliable garden performance, earning it the prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit. Thriving in sun or light shade with moderately moist, fertile, well-drained soil, Galanthus nivalis ‘Viridapice’ is ideal for naturalising beneath trees, through woodland borders, or in drifts across lawns where it will gradually establish into beautiful colonies over time.