Fritillaria persica ‘Purple Favorite’ produces tall, upright stems carrying up to thirty deep purple flowers in elegant cascading formation. The richly coloured blooms of Fritillaria persica ‘Purple Favorite’ create a bold architectural effect in spring borders, adding height, drama, and striking contrast among fresh green foliage and lighter companion plants.

Strong-stemmed and beautifully structured, this impressive variety thrives in sunny, well-drained positions where its dark, sophisticated colouring can be fully appreciated. Ideal for contemporary planting schemes and feature displays, it brings lasting impact and refinement to the spring garden.

The delectable blooms of Fosteriana Tulip ‘Sweetheart’ look fit to be displayed in the window of a patisserie – like luscious lemon tarts piped with a meringue swirl, the zesty yellow petals are edged by sugar white feathering. Although not edible, these tulips are certainly a visual treat.

The sherbet blooms make an invigorating addition to borders and containers, appearing early in the season to pep up your spring display. As cut flowers, they make a delightful Easter bouquet or floral arrangement. This tulip 'Sweetheart' is robust and vigorous despite its delicate appearance, with a long flowering window and a perennial habit.

Hyacinth ‘Woodstock’ is an opulent and expressive variety, producing deep bishop’s purple flower spikes with one of the darkest hues available in hyacinths. Richly coloured and heavily scented, it brings dramatic impact to spring borders, containers, and formal displays.

Its bold tones pair especially well with yellow varieties for striking visual contrast, while the strong stems of exhibition hyacinth Woodstock blooms ensure an impressive and reliable garden performance year after year.