Early Double Tulip Abba

Regal and eye-catching, this ‘Two Tone Mix’ of Triumph tulips is a refined, noble marriage of pure white and rich purple. A perfect pairing of light and dark to provide depth in your spring display, the velvety tones of  tulip ‘Negrita’ offer intensity, whilst the sparkling petals of tulip ‘Royal Virgin’ will illuminate and brighten.

These varieties bloom simultaneously for maximum impact, with large blooms borne on sturdy stems. Plant this collection in dramatic drifts amongst beds and borders and dot amongst containers for an impressive mid-season show.

Stunning, periwinkle-blue, goblet-shaped flowers bloom during September and October on Crocus Zonatus (Kotschyanus).

This charming autumn crocus Zonatus will naturalise beautifully in open grassy spaces and borders, creating a wonderful wave of soft lilac-blue flowers.

Known as Kotschy’s Crocus, these plants have been granted an Award of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society for their prize-winning qualities, hardiness and reliability as a garden bulb.

Look inside the beautifully veined, cup-shaped flowers to see a bright golden centre and white anthers which draw in pollinators on warm autumn days.

Thriving in moist shade, Trillium ‘Cuneatum’ is a woodland jewel, perfect for enhancing potentially dingy areas of the garden. Sumptuous, burgundy-bronze blooms sit atop mottled, marbled foliage, offering decorative, weed-suppressing groundcover.

‘Trillium’ is derived from the Latin triplum (triple) due to the flowers being composed of three distinct petals and three bracts. This Trillium ‘Cuneatum’ hardy perennial is native to the South-eastern United States where it grows in cove forests, flourishing in spring before the deciduous trees put on a full canopy.

Commonly referred to as ‘Sweet Betsy’, Trillium are said to have a delightful, subtle scent of bananas.