These Dark Velvety Irises Are Perfect For A Pot.dark And Dainty Irises Look Wonderful Against Light Coloured Stone Or Gravel. Plant Them On A Rockery Or In Containers.flowers February-marchheight 15cm / 6insymbols: Sun, Part Shade, Pot

Iris Clairette Is An Elegant Dwarf Iris Bulb; Its Two Tone Blue Flowers Are Delicately Marked And Have All The Charm Of The Large Irises But On A Miniature Scale. Dwarf Iris Reticulata Bulbs Are Ideal For Growing In Containers Or At The Front Of A Well-drained Border; They Also Make Superb Rockery Plants. To Make A Particularly Attractive Spring Feature, We Suggest That You Combine This Iris Bulb With Crocus.the Flowers Of The Iris Clairette Are Good For Cutting And The Plant Itself Is Attractive To Bees, Butterflies As Well As Other Insects.flowers: Feb-march.height 15cm /6in

The Cool Blue Flowers Of Iris Reticulata Natascha Bulbs Make A Lovely Contrast With Darker Irises Such As Iris Blue Note And The Orange Blotch On Each Lower Petal Is An Attractive Feature. Grow These Iris Bulbs At The Front Of A Sunny Border Or On The Rockery. These Dwarf Iris Bulbs Are Also Excellent For Under-planting Container Shrubs Or Planted Beneath Roses. Team Dwarf Irises With Crocuses For A Pretty Container Or Bedding Display.flowers: Feb-march.height 15cm /6in

A Tall Iris With Exotic Looks! this Amazing Variety Has Beautiful Large Flowers Made Of Sky Blue And Lemon Yellow Petals, Carried On Strong, Tall Stems. Perfect For Planting In Herbaceous Borders Or Large Containers.flowers: May - June.height: 50 - 60cm / 20 - 24in

Iris ‘black Beauty’ Dutch Iris Bulbs Produce Striking Dark Flowers With Subtle Markings During In Mid-summer. These Beautifully Dark Flowers Have Centres Of Vivid And Vibrant Yellow, Creating A Fantastic Contrast And Statement For Your Flower Beds.the Sturdy Stems Make Them Perfect For Cut Flowers But They Really Make An Impact When Planted On Mass In A Border With Other Irises Of Paler Colours.plant Bulbs Roughly Three Times Their Depth Into Free Draining Soil Or Into Containers. Choose A Sunny Or Part Shaded Site For The Best Display Of Flowers.deadhead Spent Blooms And Allow Foliage To Die Down Naturally Once Flowering Ends. This Helps To Divert Goodness Back To The Bulb For A Great Display Next Year.

Perfect For Planting In Mixed Borders.this Is A Great Mix Of Gorgeous Colours That Blend Really Well To Create A Stunning, Exotic Planting Scheme. Perfect For Planting In Groups In Mixed Borders And Also Lovely For Cutting.flowers: May - Juneheight: 50 - 60cm / 20 - 24in

A Tall Iris With Exotic Looks! this Amazing Variety Has Beautiful Large Flowers Made Of Bronze Petals, Carried On Strong, Tall Stems. Perfect For Planting In Herbaceous Borders Or Large Containers.

Showy Flowers Are Great For Cuttinggrow These Dutch Irises In Pots Or Team Them With Roses And Summer Flowers For A Cottage Garden Look.flowers June -julyheight 60cm / 24in

Iris Reticulata Blue Note Bulbs Are A New Dwarf Iris Introduction. Once Grown, These Iris Bulbs Produce Dramatically Dark, Navy Blue Tips And White Marking On Its Lower Petals (known As Falls) Which Really Make It Stand Out From The Crowd.to Make An Exciting Container Display, Team These Iris Bulbs With A Pale Dwarf Iris Such As Natascha Or With White Crocuses. These Dwarf Irises Are Also Excellent For Under-planting Container Shrubs Or Planted Beneath Roses.

Dutch Iris Bulbs Send Up Their Flower Spikes In Mid Summer, Following On From The Bearded Irises Their Later Flowering Times Extend The Iris Season. Dutch Irises Grow From Bulbs; The Plants Have Slender Leaves And Their Strong Stems Support Dainty Iris Flowers; The Colours Are Subtle But Striking And They’ll Add A Contrast Of Shape And Colour In Beds And Borders. These Summer Flowering Iris Bulbs Are Also Excellent For Cutting.our Collection Includes One Each Of:iris ‘black Beauty’this Striking Dutch Iris Has Dark Flowers With Subtle Markings.iris ‘bronze Beauty’a Sophisticated, Dusky, Bronze-yellow Dutch Iris.iris ‘gipsy Beauty’one Of The Showiest Dutch Irises With Intricately Marked Petals. plant Dutch Iris Bulbs In September-october, Plant The Bulbs Around 2-3 Times Their Depth, Into Free Draining Soil. Avoid Planting Bulbs In Soil That Gets Waterlogged; On Heavy Soils Add Grit To The Planting Hole To Prevent Bulbs Rotting. plant Dutch Iris Bulbs In Containers Of Bulb Compost Or Gritty Free Draining Compost. Plant The Bulbs Around 2-3 Times Their Depth.after Care Let The Leaves Die Down Naturally And Don’t Be Tempted To Cut Them Back Early. The Foliage Needs To Absorb Energy Back To The Bulb To Ensure Next Years Flowers.flowers June-july.height 60cm/2ft.

Stunning Flowers On Strong Upright Stemsa Good, Reliable Variety. They Have Lovely Velvety Mauve-blue Flowers With Simply Yellow Flash Along The Centre. Perfect For Planting Closely In Containers, The Flowers Are Small But Very Striking.flowers: Feb - March.height: 10 - 15cm / 4 - 6inbulb: 5/6cm

A Perfect Combination Of Popular Colours!dwarf Iris Look Great When Planted In A Mixed Group. This Mix Consists Of Blue, Mauve And Bright Yellow, And They Look Fantastic Together. Ideal For Pots, Borders Or Rockery Plantings.flowers: Feb-marchheight: 10-15cm / 4-6in

Stunning In The Garden And Great For Cutting! If You Like To Make Your Own Bouquets Out Of Flowers From The Garden, This Wonderful Mix Of Lillies Is Definitely One To Get! A Bright Array Of Large, Scented Flowers In Pink And White. Flowers: June - July. Height: 1 - 2m. Bulb: 12+cm

Grape Hyacinths Or Muscari Armeniacum, Are Some Of The Showiest, Yet Easiest To Grow, Of All The Spring Flowering Bulbs!ideal For Edging, Plant Muscari Bulbs Closely Together In Bold Drifts And For Setting Amongst Summer And Autumn Flowering Perennials To Provide Colour And Interest In Beds And Borders Before These Start To Grow Away. Plant Lots!

Gorgeously Scented Gold And Orange Flowers Are Perfect For Forcing In Pots Indoors; Planted Indoors In Containers Now They'll Bloom In 8-10 Weeks;  Just  In Time For Christmas.flowers: Dec Indoors, (march April Outside )height 45cm / 18in

Masses Of Dainty Blooms These Daffodil Flowers May Be Miniature But They'll Make A Big Impact Planted In Natural Drifts Or Filling Windowboxes And Containersflowers March - April Height 15cm/6in

A Classic Golden Yellow Trumpet Daffodil'. They Don't Come Any Better. Makes A Superb Big, Bold Display In Beds And Borders. Also A Good Variety For Growing In Pots Or Naturalising.flowers: March - April Height: 40cm / 16in 14-16cm

Early And Impressively Long Lasting!one Of The Earliest To Narcissus To Flower, Often From Mid/late February In The South A Bit Later In The North.  Flowers Hold Well For A Long Time. Plant in A Sunny Spot At The Front Of The Border And In Broad Drifts for Maximum Impact.an Excellent Subject for patio Containers And Window Boxes, Particularly With Some Winter-flowering Pansies Of A Contrasting Colour. flowers: February - Marchheight: 30cm/12in 

Narcissus Spring Dawn Bulbs Are Often One Of The First Daffodil Bulbs To Flower. A Lovely Daffodil For Pots And Window Boxes As Well As The Garden; Its Compact Height Makes It Ideal For Windy Locations. The Frilly Edge To The Trumpet And Slightly Twisted Petals Give This Early Daffodil A Lot Of Charm. They Are Very Effective When Planted The Daffodil Bulbs Are Planted En Masse.daffodils Are Classified Into 10 Divisions According To Flower Type And Shape. Narcissus Spring Dawn Is In Division 2, A Group Known As Large-cupped Daffodils, Characterised By Their Single Flowers And Short Trumpet They Make Excellent Garden Flowers.

The Acid Yellow Flowers And White-frilled Trumpets Produced By Narcissus Intrigue Bulbs Add A Splash Of Colour To The Spring Garden And As A Bonus These Flowers Also Have A Delicious Scent.  Each Daffodil Bulb Produces Between 1 And 3 Blooms Per Stem So You Get Treble The Effect With These Pretty Daffodils.daffodils Are Classified Into 10 Divisions According To Flower Type And Shape. Narcissus Intrigue Is In Division 7, A Group Known As Jonquils. They Are Characterised By Their Usually Fragrant Flowers That Can Be Single Or Borne In Clusters Of Up To 8 Blooms On A Stem.