Details
- Supplied As
- Bulbs
- Flowering Height
- Variable
- Colour
- Reds & Burgundy
- Growing
- Perennial
- Perfect For
- Pots & Tubs
Flower Border Collection 3
SFB13
Description
Plant a perfect palette of colourful, scented spring flowers in your borders with this dazzling collection of bulbs.
Owning a collection of Narcissi and Red Tulips for cut flower arrangements brings a vibrant, aromatic touch to your home. The tazetta narcissus, with their intoxicating fragrance and clustered white blooms, pair exquisitely with the dramatic, velvety red tulips. Plant in full sun and well-drained soil for optimal growth. This captivating blend of flowers offers an extraordinary, elegant display, perfect for any interior decor.
10 x Tazetta Narcissi and 10 x Red Tulips.
de Jager's top quality, top size bulbs really make a huge difference in terms of flowering.
Care Guide
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Chrys. Panda
C2158
Unusual Crocus chrysanthus ‘Panda’ is a dramatic and dazzling variety, bearing two-toned blooms of white with a deep purple flame.
Flowering in March, this striking Crocus Panda is ideal for naturalising in grassy areas, growing beneath the dappled shade of a mature tree and planting near the front of spring beds and borders. The eye-catching flowers look wonderful lit up against a backdrop of acid green foliage such as that of Euphorbia, and also make excellent container plants.
An important source of food for early pollinators, Crocus are often one of the first spring flowers to bloom and are a welcome sign of warmer, brighter days to come.
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Tommasinianus Barr's Purple
C2135
Outer petals glimmer silvery-lilac; inside, deep amethyst unfolds around brilliant orange centres. Tommasinianus Barr's Purple is a showy, vigorous crocus for early spring.
A large handsome form, crocus Tommasinianus Barr's Purple looks superb en masse under bare trees or between paving stones. Once planted, bulbs multiply steadily, weaving colour through February and March.
Bulbs will naturalise easily and multiply below ground, creating a warm and welcoming display year after year without fail. Plant alone or amongst other colourful Crocus for a vibrant spring show.
