Tiger Lilies Leichtlinii

Delight in the subtle allure of the Small Cupped Narcissi 'Mint Julep'. This enchanting bulbous plant showcases a green-eyed heart which exudes tranquillity, surrounded by the palest yellow perianth segments.

Each petal gently overlaps, creating a harmonious, rounded form. As it blooms, the plant offers a serene elegance to any garden, its delicate hues blending seamlessly into the natural landscape. Plant these small cupped narcissi Mint Julep for a touch of ethereal beauty and soothing charm in your outdoor haven.

Enchanting Martagon lily ‘Sunny Morning’ produces bountiful stems of downturned orange-yellow blooms, splashed with burgundy-red spots and markings.

The small, delicate looking flowers of the martagon lilium Sunny Morning are surprisingly tough, as these plants originate from mountainous meadow areas of the Swiss Alps – they therefore thrive in a cooler climate and the bulbs withstand cold winters.  Grow Martagon lilies in humus-rich, well-drained soil in a position in part shade and they will thrive and naturalise readily in the garden.

Plant extra bulbs to ensure you have enough to spare for cutting, as the stems make wonderful, unusual cut flowers.

Deliciously-scented and bold, Large Trumpet Daffodil ‘Orange Sunset’ boasts a crisp white perianth, overlapping slightly and holding a citrus orange trumpet - delivering punchy colour and sweet fragrance to the early spring garden.  

Usually blooming between March and April, the large, funnelled trumpet first opens up in orange, before lightening to a rich yellow colour and fading into soft peach.  A wonderful cut flower, large trumpet daffodil Orange Sunset lasts for days in the vase.

Scatter the bulbs of these pretty, sunproof show-stoppers and plant where they can naturalise and bloom year after year, announcing springtime.