Chionodoxa Sardensis

The soft yellow petals of Large Cupped Narcissus ‘Red Devon’ reflex back gently as it opens, fully exposing a flaming orange cup. This large headed, colourful Daffodil retains its vibrancy, even in full sun.

‘Red Devon’ is an excellent daffodil for naturalising and produces strong, sturdy, upright stems making it a good option for planting on exposed sites and for cutting and arranging. A lovely addition to cheerful spring pot displays.

A carefully curated combination of award-winning Dwarf Cyclamineus Narcissi, featuring a balanced mixture of glorious yellow, white, and pink-bicolour varieties. With characteristic elongated trumpets and reflexed petals reminiscent of cyclamen, these exuberant little daffodils will bloom early in the season, kick-starting your spring display.

Harmonising effortlessly for a spectacular, uplifting show, this collection is the perfect companion to other spring bulbs such as muscari, hyacinths and crocus. Scatter throughout the garden to fill pots, enhance mixed borders and rockeries, and to create sweeping drifts amongst the lawn. This collection can be relied upon to return faithfully every year for maximum impact with minimal maintenance.

Tulip ‘Antoinette’ transforms through sweet ice-cream shades of creamy vanilla, raspberry and peachy-pink as it matures, creating a fascinating visual effect, especially when planted in dense bright ribbons through spring borders.

This bouquet-flowering tulip produces stems of at least 4 full-sized blooms making this a valuable addition to the garden in May, adding bountiful beauty and colour before the summer flowers awake.

Known as the chameleon tulip, ‘Antoinette’ looks impressive filling a large container, either alone or paired with taller single tulips.

Resembling the tulips of Dutch Master still-life paintings, the picturesque blooms of Rembrant Tulip ‘Helmar’ are a true work of art. Decorated with dramatic streaks from a primary-colour palette, flames of ruby red lick up canary yellow petals.

Now the result of careful breeding, free from the virus which caused the broken patterning of historical tulips, ‘Helmar’ is a picture of health. Drawing the gaze of all who visit your garden, this bi-coloured variety will provide an artistic accent amongst borders and container displays. The sizeable flowers borne on lengthy stems are perfect to fill vases around your home.