A highly attractive form of large chive, with pinky-purple flowerheads in midsummer.  Allium ‘Schoenoprasum Forescate’ rapidly forms large clusters of slim foliage and pretty flowerheads to punctuate a summer planting scheme.

Plant near to the front of a border or in ornamental pots where the charming blooms can be seen and will add neat shape, structure and colour.

The tufted umbels are adored by bees and pollinators and can be picked and used as a cut flower or edible bloom.  Sprinkle the florets onto salads or use in cooked dishes to add a mild, oniony flavour.

Pretty feathered blooms of baby blue unfurl during February and March on exquisite Iris ‘Blue Planet.’

Ideal for a soft pop of colour in pots, window-boxes and rock gardens so early in the year - the bulbs often push their way up through a bed of snow. Plant these garden gems where you can view their exquisite markings at close range – the lower petals feature darker veining and freckles, a touch of white and a lick of bold yellow.

Iris reticulata Blue Planet can be grown as part of a colourful spring display with other bulbs in the ground or in containers, in any well-drained neutral soil.

Flowering over a prolonged period, the ‘Yellow & White Trumpet Daffodil Mixture’ will provide you with an ample supply of fresh-white and sunshine-yellow blooms for picking throughout spring. 

These perfectly proportioned traditional narcissi will naturalise easily in the garden, thriving in open grassy areas and orchards, borders or driveways to deliver a warm spring welcome.  Daffodils will grow happily in containers of deep compost or soil and combine well with layered spring bulbs for a stellar display.