A top choice to adorn your spring garden with simplistic elegance, the pure white beauty of large trumpet narcissus ‘Mount Hood’ will alight otherwise dull areas and sparkle in sunshine.

Equally radiant in a stylish white and green planting scheme as it is next to spring pastels or bold brights. Fellow border or container companions such as Hyacinths, Muscari, Erythronium, and Tulips will work in harmony side-by-side.

The RHS has awarded Large Trumpet Daffodil ‘Mount Hood’ a prestigious Award of Garden Merit for its excellent garden performance. Bulbs will naturalise trouble-free for a repeat performance each spring.

A delicate-looking, Heirloom Daffodil – Narcissus ‘Fortune’ opens its buds in March to reveal buttery yellow, paper-thin petals and a glowing marmalade trumpet.  A favourite for naturalising in open grassy areas and orchards, reliably returning every March.  Scatter the bulbs in a random pattern and plant where they fall to create a natural drift of spring colour.

Large Cupped Narcissi ‘Fortune’ can also be forced in pots for a ray of indoor sunshine.

An unusual, pure white autumn-flowering Crocus Zonatus Albus (Kotschyanus Albus) will glow with ethereal beauty in gardens from September to October.

This charming crocus, Zonatus Albus will naturalise beautifully in open grassy spaces and borders and is reliable and hardy.

The chalice-shaped flowers bloom at the top of smooth stems during autumn and feature golden stamens and markings at the base of each petal inside.  Combine these timeless bulbs with colourful yellow or lilac toned crocus or keep the look simple and crisp by planting alone, en masse.

Attractive to pollinators and wonderful for adding a touch of sparkle garden spaces later in the season.

A classy and classic cultivar - Allium ‘Purple Sensation’ produces densely clustered globes of glowing, deep-violet blooms, held aloft on straight and elegant stems.  It is the variety which we perhaps envision most when we think of this early summer beauty.

Winner of an esteemed Award of Garden Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society, Allium ‘Purple Sensation’ is an ever-popular variety for good reason. Reliable, charming and extremely attractive to pollinators. 

Plant the bulbs in borders or large containers where they can settle in and naturalise, providing an enhanced display year after year during May and June. Looks brilliant with lush foliage plants such as Hostas and Ferns which act as an interesting, complementary understorey and help to hide any fading Allium foliage.