Details
- Supplied As
- Bulbs
- Bulb Size
- 12/+ cm
- Flowering Height
- 50-60 cm
- Flowering Time
- May
- RHS Recommended
- Award of Garden Merit
- Colour
- Whites & Creams
- Planting Time
- October
- November
- Growing
- Hardy
- Perfect For
- Cutting
May Flowering Tulip White Proud
T1741
Tulip ‘White Proud’ produces tall, elegant pure white flowers with a timeless cup-shaped form, bringing freshness and sophistication to late spring displays. The refined blooms of May Flowering Tulip ‘White Proud’ are carried on strong upright stems, creating excellent structure and graceful height in borders, containers, and formal planting schemes.
Flowering through May, this classic variety pairs beautifully with both pastel and vibrant tulips, adding light, balance, and a clean architectural presence to the spring garden.
Care Guide
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Blanda Charmer
M5109
Create carpets of magical, woodland enchantment with Anemone Blanda ‘Charmer’. Planted en-masse, these little bulbs produce swathes of lilac-pink flowers in spring. Each daisy-like, starry bloom blushes with rosy-pink petals merging into a white centre, punctuated by soft yellow stamens.
An ideal partner for later-flowering perennials, anemone blanda Charmer offers a burst of spring joy before the rest of the garden awakens. Fine, filigree foliage offers fantastic groundcover, perfect for underplanting shrubs and trees, and edging walkways and borders.
Otherwise known as ‘Grecian Windflowers’, these charismatic, low-growing Anemones will happily naturalise into drifts, multiplying each year for an increasingly remarkable, naturalistic display.
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Solida Beth Evans
M5242
A dainty, clump-forming gem to bring colour to the bleakest corners. Corydalis ‘Solida Beth Evans’ produces eye-catching, pretty pink, tubular blooms from a bed of fern-like, soft foliage during March and April.
The charming coral-pink and white, penstemon-like flowers hang in clusters from fleshy stems up to 20cm tall.
Corydalis Solida are easy-going plants, ideal for naturalising in shady woodland borders, rockeries and along pathway edges - invaluable for providing interesting and colourful groundcover in tricky spaces.
Plant the tubers in autumn, into well-drained, fertile soil. The foliage dies back in late spring when the plants lie dormant until the following year.
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Pink Diamond
M5292
During June and July, Dichelostemma ‘Pink Diamond’ will add whimsical charm to your garden, with its pretty clusters of fuchsia-pink blooms. The tubular florets of this exquisite Dichelostemma feature a star-shaped, ivory tip, which holds a nectar-rich centre, attractive to summer pollinators.
Grow this garden gem near to the front of a sunny border or rockery where the blooms can be viewed up close and not dominated by taller plants.
Dichelostemma ‘Pink Diamond’ makes a wonderful, long-lasting cut flower which will add an unusual edge to seasonal flower arrangements and bouquets.
