Fresh white flowers are the epitome of elegance, on Trumpet-Shaped Lily ‘Regale Album’. This classic lily is one of the very best for cutting – display the stems alone in a simple tall vase for a timeless arrangement, or add to mixed arrangements as the starring bloom.

Soft, yellow-green buds open during late summer to reveal the huge downward-facing white trumpets with a buttery-yellow glow in the throat.  A glorious fragrance exudes from the flowers once open, particularly on warmer days, so be sure to grow Trumpet-Shaped Lilium ‘Regale Album’ where they will be enjoyed best.

Growing Colchicum byzantinum with large purple-pink flowers is a magical experience. These autumnal beauties unfurl luminous, chalice-shaped blooms, creating an ethereal carpet of colour.

Plant corms in well-drained soil and partial to full sun. Water sparingly, allowing the soil to dry between watering.

These otherworldly blossoms appear like enchanting jewels in the garden, bringing a touch of whimsy and wonder to the autumn landscape. Colchicum Byzantinum rewards with very little effort with a spectacular burst of autumn colour that returns year after year.

Dwarf Cyclamineus Narcissus ‘Sugar Dipped’ will sweeten your spring display with its delectable blooms – although this daffodil is not to be eaten, it is certainly a feast for the eyes.

Voluminous, rounded petals are the colour of pure, white peppermint creams surrounding an intricately ruffled cup of lemon bonbon yellow. The crown is finely flecked with speckles of white at the tip as though it has been crystallised, giving narcissi ‘Sugar Dipped’ its memorable name.

This unusually showy Dwarf Cyclamineus variety makes a gorgeous, unique addition to containers and is equally at home in a mixed border or amongst the grass.