May Flowering Tulip Caravelle

Showy Large Cupped Narcissus ‘Precocious’ is blessed with a frilly, flared cup of rich flamingo-pink, enhanced by a velvet ivory corolla. Dark blue-green foliage adds to narcissus Precocious statement looks.

This RHS award-winning Daffodil demurely bows its head as it flowers in early spring, seemingly attempting to hide some of its beauty, yet still outshines its spring companions. Be sure to plant this Daffodil where it will be admired, in colourful clumps, or graceful swathes in long grass or borders.

Blazing with glorious colour, the deep yellow petals of Darwin Tulip ‘Olympic Flame’ flicker with crimson streaks. The real Olympic flame is a symbol of strength, resilience, and the advancement of human civilisation, kept alight for the entirety of the games. Likewise, this eponymous tulip is robust and long-lasting, and can be used to great dramatic effect.

The colossal, bi-coloured blooms are carried on sturdy stems, held aloft like the Olympic torch itself. Tulip ‘Olympic Flame’ has been bestowed with the horticultural equivalent of a gold medal – the RHS Award of Garden Merit – and will stand on the podium of your garden with pride.

Glowing against a backdrop of lush green, the ethereal white blooms of fringed tulip ‘Honeymoon’ are a stylish addition to spring beds and borders. Buds appear in mid-spring and stems continue to elongate until the flowers bloom in May, adding architectural elegance to the garden and vase.

The crisp white blooms are feathered and fringed at the edges as though touched by frost, adding an exquisite edge to the stunning flowers. Evergreen plants, euphorbia and ferns contrast well with Fringed Tulip ‘Honeymoon’ helping to highlight its immaculate beauty.