Darwin Tulip Parade

Flowering as early as late January in some areas, Large Trumpet Daffodil ‘Rijnveld’s Early Sensation’ brings a cordial splash of colour when our spirits need lifting in winter.  Flared, golden yellow trumpets with slightly paler petals bloom even before stems reach their full height.

Plant near early flowering bulbs such as Snowdrops or Crocus for a cheerful spring show throughout February and into March. 

First introduced in 1943, daffodil ‘Rijnveld’s Early Sensation’ holds an esteemed Award of Garden Merit from the RHS and will add carpets of colour to a spring garden as they naturalise happily.

Multiflowering Tulip ‘Night Club’ produces several rich violet-pink flowers on each stem, creating a full bouquet-like effect in late spring displays. The abundant blooms of tulip ‘Night Club’ flower reliably through May, bringing long-lasting colour, texture, and strong garden presence to borders and containers.

Vigorous and eye-catching, this striking variety is ideal for bold planting schemes, patio pots, and massed spring displays where its multi-flowering habit can be fully appreciated.

A brilliant and reliable Allium to enhance any early summer garden, ‘Gladiator’ bears large balls of opulent purple blooms during June on strong stems up to 1.5m tall.

A prestigious Award of Garden Merit has been granted to this strong cultivar for its fabulous garden qualities and show-stopping looks. Towering in the border above most other plants, allium ‘Gladiator’ is a handsome, architectural bloom to bring structure and bold colour into the garden as spring merges into summer. 

Excellent as a cut flower, both as a vivid fresh bloom in large floral displays, and dried as a textural and striking seedhead in autumn and winter arrangements.