Unusual and exotic Dichelostemma ‘Ida-Maia’ is a wonderful plant to bring punchy colour and interesting texture to the front of a garden border or large feature container. Loose clusters of tubular crimson flowers with reflexed, lime-green tips and a ruffle of cream, dangle from stems up to 60cm tall.

Known as the ‘Californian Firecracker’, this surprisingly hardy plant thrives in a sunny position and is tolerant of poor soils, making it a brilliant choice for prairie planting and dry, gravel gardens.

Dichelostemma ‘Ida-Maia’ flowers appear during June and July and are highly attractive to bees and pollinators.

With impeccable white, peony-shaped blooms enveloped by slender, green-streaked sepals, Fosteriana ‘Exotic Emperor’ is the ultimate in regal elegance. Arriving early in the season, the crisp, pure petals encapsulate the freshness of spring. Large flower heads are borne on elongated stems with majestic splendour.

This fosteriana variety boasts exceptionally long-lasting blooms, both in the garden and in the vase for an enduring, chic floral display. Nestle the sizeable bulbs in prominently positioned containers to enjoy them for weeks on end. Planted in borders or amongst grass, tulip ‘Exotic Emperor’ makes an excellent perennial tulip to relish for many years to come.

Exhibition Hyacinth ‘China Pink’ produces beautiful soft pastel shades touched with delicate apple blossom tones. Its gentle colouring and refined form create an elegant spring display, complemented by the rich, sweet fragrance that hyacinths are loved for.

Perfect for formal planting schemes, feminine colour palettes, and early-season exhibition displays, this graceful variety brings softness and balance to borders, patio containers, and carefully arranged bulb combinations. Reliable and easy to grow, ‘China Pink’ delivers a polished spring performance with minimal maintenance year after year.