Simply plant them in Autumn, and watch them come to life when the warmer months arrive. Perfect for garden beds, borders, or containers, these bulbs will refresh your landscape, offering months of stunning blooms with minimal care.

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Muscari Promo Bulbs
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Muscari Promo Bulbs

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Add a pop of blue to your spring garden with Muscari Armeniacum - grape hyacinth. It is a great little plant with dee...

Ready To Plant Tray Narcissus & MuscariReady To Plant Tray Narcissus & Muscari
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Ready To Plant Tray Narcissus & Muscari

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Muscari Siberian Tiger Bulbs
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Muscari Siberian Tiger Bulbs

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Add a pop of white to your spring garden with this elegant white Muscari - grape hyacinth. Perfect for planting in na...

Spring Mix Tulip White & Muscari Blue Bulbs
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Spring Mix Tulip White & Muscari Blue Bulbs

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Patio pots and containers are perfect for transforming any area into a vibrant colourful spot. An ideal way to grow a...

How to plant spring flowering bulbs?

Here's a guide to some of the most popular and easy-to-grow spring bulbs.

When to Plant

Plant in autumn, before the ground freezes. Aim for about 6-8 weeks before the first frost to allow root development.

Bulb Longevity

Many bulbs, like Daffodils and Crocus, will come back year after year (perennial), while others like Tulips may need replanting each year (annual).

Choosing the Right Spot

  • Sunlight: Most bulbs thrive in full sun to partial shade.
  • Soil: Well-drained soil is essential. Bulbs can rot in overly wet conditions, so avoid areas with poor drainage.

Planting Depth and Spacing

A general rule is to plant bulbs at a depth of 2-3 times their height. Space them apart enough for airflow and healthy growth.

Watering Needs

After planting, water the bulbs well to encourage root growth. Once established, they require minimal watering until spring when they begin to grow actively.

Layering for Continuous Blooms

You can plant bulbs in layers (often called "lasagna planting") with late bloomers like tulips on the bottom and early bloomers like crocuses on top. This creates continuous blooms in the same spot.

Pest Protection

Some bulbs like daffodils and alliums are pest-resistant. For those that aren’t, consider planting them in wire cages or using repellents to deter animals like squirrels and deer.

Post-Bloom Care

Let the foliage die back naturally after the blooms fade. The leaves help the bulbs store energy for next year's growth. Don’t cut them too early.

Dividing Bulbs

Some bulbs can multiply over time. After a few years, you may need to divide and replant them to keep your garden looking full and healthy.