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Exhibiting dramatic, moody, maroon-black blooms with a plush, velvet gleam, Mid Season Tulip ‘Paul Scherer’ is a tulip worth making room for. This mid-season variety will be a real talking-point in any garden, with its incredible, Gothic, ebony petals set off by grey-green foliage. Maximise the breath-taking effect of their pitch-black colouring by planting in dramatic swathes, or use them as bold punctuation marks dotted throughout contrasting colour schemes.

The tall, sturdy stems make stylish cut flowers, adding an air of mystery to floral arrangements and bouquets. Tulip ‘Paul Scherer’ has earned the accolade of an RHS Award of Garden Merit, proving itself to be both impressive and reliable.

Tiger Lily 'Lancifolium' displays deep amber orange blooms flecked with glossy black, like a Tiger’s coat. Gracefully nodding on wiry stems of up to 120 cm, the recurved petals are swept backwards, creating interesting silhouettes amongst your borders.

Despite its exotic, delicate appearance, tiger lilium 'Lancifolium' is remarkably robust, dependable, and hardy. Flowering between July and August, these prolific producers can yield up to 25 blooms per bulb once established, naturalising readily to form generous swathes. Tiger lilies also make wonderful, long-lasting cut flowers, lending a unique form and colour to your arrangements.

Producing not one, but two flower stems per bulb, Allium ‘Moly Jeannine’ is a petite, yet impactful summer Allium in sunshine yellow.

Dainty, star-shaped flowers top wiry stems in clusters and are adored by bees and hoverflies. Useful for cutting for smaller, delicate arrangements and pretty bud vases, the flowers will last a week or longer in the vase. Allium ‘Moly Jeannine’ has been granted an Award of Garden Merit from the RHS for its exceptional qualities.

Plant the bulbs in groups near the front of a perennial border as a sunny, golden trim to illuminate garden edges.