Hyacinth ‘Miss Saigon’ produces elegant violet-mauve flowers with a soft, refined appearance and rich spring fragrance. Its graceful colouring pairs beautifully with silver foliage, grape hyacinths, and other cool-toned spring bulbs, creating a calm and sophisticated display.

Ideal for borders, containers, and layered planting schemes, hyacinth Miss Saigon brings long-lasting colour and excellent garden performance year after year. A deserved recipient of the RHS Award of Garden Merit.

Starting life as a saturated shade of violet-pink and fading to silvery lavender-blue with delicate veining, the larger than average blooms of tulip ‘Blue Diamond’ are an unmissable treat for the late spring garden.

Breath-taking when planted en masse in blocks and ribbons, and brilliant for spring containers, paeony-tulip ‘Blue Diamond’ is a perfect cut flower, ageing with grace both in the vase and in the garden.

Bright spring green foliage will intensify the colours as will orange and yellow hues.

One of the finest cultivars of Camassia, ‘Leichtlinii Caerulea’ bears slender stems of deep mauve-blue flowers during June.

Wonderful for bringing an enchanting look to early summer gardens with its pretty, statuesque spires, this charming camassia Leichtlinii Caeruleas is easy to grow and thrives in moisture-retentive soil, in sun or dappled shade. Wild meadow areas suit Camassias well, where the bulbs will naturalise freely amongst long grass. Plant in small groups or ribbons for striking effect.

The nectar-rich, long-lasting flowers are loved by bees and pollinators and make fabulous cut flowers, bringing sparkle and colour to bouquets and arrangements.