Exhibition Hyacinth White Pearl

Sweetly fragrant Oriental Lily ‘Josephine’ is a popular, tall variety, perfect for enhancing your late summer borders with a lofty swathe of soft pink. The candy-pink blooms feature a paler middle rib along the centre of each petal and a smattering of rust-orange freckles, matching their dusty anthers.

Ideal for group planting in a large, deep border where they will add elegant drama to a symphony of summer perennials during July and August.

Popular as a cut flower, oriental lilium Josephine is long-lasting, scented and useful for large-scale displays and bouquets thanks to long stems and wide, upturned flowerheads.

A harmonious pairing of two exquisite blue dwarf Iris. Blooming in tandem during February and March, this mixture includes the bulbs of soft blue Iris ‘Alida’ and royal blue ‘Harmony.’

With both varieties reaching a dainty 15cm in height, this pretty mix is ideal for planting near the front of a mixed border, in rockery gardens and spring container displays.

Plant the teardrop bulbs in moisture-retentive soil in full sun. Ensure the ground or your potting mix is able to drain well, especially during the winter months as waterlogging can lead to rotting.

Planting in groups and swathes creates a natural and impactful display.

Join the mad-hatter’s tea party of Narcissi ‘Spoirot’: like falling down the rabbit hole of Alice in Wonderland, these are daffodils, but not quite as you know them. Deep, tea-cup shaped bowls of ivory porcelain with a delicately waved rim are framed by short, star-shaped, pointed petals.

The intriguing, animated little blooms frolic on wiry stems. Narcissus ‘Spoirot’ is remarkably hardy and vigorous and has thus been granted the highest seal of approval from the RHS – an Award of Garden Merit. This Narcissus bulbocodium is ideally suited to adorning rockeries, alpine beds, containers, and the fronts of borders, where its fascinating form can be fully appreciated.