New, fall 2024

A medium-high Allium with soft violet, semi-spherical flower heads. The slender, grey-green leaves remain attractive during flowering. Beautiful for midway in the flower bed.

Prairie lily, suitable for the perennial border and for planting under trees and shrubs. A new selection with beautiful, soft lilac-pink, star-shaped flowers in upright spikes.

Small-flowered crocus, white flowers, with a hint of grey, golden yellow at the base.

Dog’s-tooth-violet. Flowering-period: April. Pink, height 10-15 cm. Plant the Dog’s-tooth-violet in a spot in light shade to shade in humus-rich woodland soil. The tubers are sensitive to dehydration and damage, among other things plant them immediately after receiving and at least 6-8 cm deep.

Crown Imperial, orange, flowering slightly earlier than the well-known orange emperor's crowns. Height 80-100 cm.

Crown Imperial,a new yellow, healthy-growing selection, flowering slightly earlier than the well-known yellow emperor's crowns. Height 80-100 cm.

Nodding, almost black flowers with remarkable stamens. For a humid location.

A striking selection of F. michailovskyi. A thick cluster of up to ten bell-shaped flowers appears on a flower stem. Maroon colour with a golden yellow edge.

A richly flowering bright purple gladiolus, selected at the time from the fields of English Cornwall. Very hardy.

A wild form native to South Africa, Western Cape. The comparatively large flowers are white with a purplish-red throat. The outside shows a hint of green. Hardy.

White with slightly pink double flowers. Double Galaxy Group. Plant the bulb halfway into the soil. Use a large pot with a drainage hole. For development of the stem, warmth is especially important, therefore it is best to keep it at room temperature. Needs little water until the stem emerges. Once the bud and the leaf appears, the amaryllis needs to be watered daily. In winter, it takes about 6 to 10 weeks after potting up before it comes into bloom.

Lime with a subtle red edge, flowersize, 21 cm. Galaxy Group. Plant the bulb halfway into the soil. Use a large pot with a drainage hole. For development of the stem, warmth is especially important, therefore it is best to keep it at room temperature. Needs little water until the stem emerges. Once the bud and the leaf appears, the amaryllis needs to be watered daily. In winter, it takes about 6 to 10 weeks after potting up before it comes into bloom.

Double white flowers, lime green from the heart. Double Galaxy Group. Plant the bulb halfway into the soil. Use a large pot with a drainage hole. For development of the stem, warmth is especially important, therefore it is best to keep it at room temperature. Needs little water until the stem emerges. Once the bud and the leaf appears, the amaryllis needs to be watered daily. In winter, it takes about 6 to 10 weeks after potting up before it comes into bloom.

Gentle pink with cerise from the heart. Galaxy Group. Plant the bulb halfway into the soil. Use a large pot with a drainage hole. For development of the stem, warmth is especially important, therefore it is best to keep it at room temperature. Needs little water until the stem emerges. Once the bud and the leaf appears, the amaryllis needs to be watered daily. In winter, it takes about 6 to 10 weeks after potting up before it comes into bloom.

Very dark red, Galaxy Group. Plant the bulb halfway into the soil. Use a large pot with a drainage hole. For development of the stem, warmth is especially important, therefore it is best to keep it at room temperature. Needs little water until the stem emerges. Once the bud and the leaf appears, the amaryllis needs to be watered daily. In winter, it takes about 6 to 10 weeks after potting up before it comes into bloom.

Recently introduced, a beautiful newcomer in an original colour, soft pink with salmon. Single-flowered Hyacinth, for in the garden. Flowering time: April-May.

Hyacinths, prepared for indoors on glass, bulb size 18/19. Red.

Double-flowered Hyacint, for in the garden. Flowering time: April-May. Deep blue.

Double-flowered Hyacint, for in the garden. Flowering time: April-May. White.

Orange-red Tiger lily. Also known by the old names: L. lancifolium var. splendens en L. tigrinum splendens.

One of the selections in the Martagon group, beautiful soft pink flowers sprinkled with purple pink dots. These lilies have a natural look, spread a wildflower scent and are attractive to bumblebees, bees and butterflies. Plant them in light, humus-rich soil (lime) with good drainage.

Grape hyacinth. Flowering time: April-May. Height 15 cm. White, the flowers are smaller but more beautiful comparing to Muscari armeniacum.

Fragrant, multi-flowered Jonquille. The beautifully rounded flowers open soft yellow and colour to ivory-white. Around the orange-red cup, the flower is soft yellow at the base. Naturalising.

Fragrant Jonquille with usually two flowers per stem. The flowers open yellow and fade to bright white. Naturalising.

Hoop’s petticoat with golden yellow flowers. Fine for naturalising in a sunny, slightly warmer position.

Trumpet daffodil, soft yellow flowers.

Very early flowering daffodil, also known by the name 'January Silver'. White with yellow cup. Naturalising.

Totally white with a white splitted corolla. Height 35-40 cm.

Fragrant Jonquille with usually two flowers per stem. The flowers open yellow and fade to bright white. Naturalising.

A daffodil actually classified in the Intermedia group, the flower size is between 5 and 8 cm. Milky white flowers with the cup showing an apple blossom pink edge.

A fragrant, full-flowered, white daffodil. A historic cultivar, awards were given to this late-flowering beauty as early as 1950.

Yellow, the double flowering ‘Tête-à-Tête’, multi-flowering. Height 15-20 cm.

An early tulip pink flowers.

Triumph tulip. Gorgeous maroon-coloured tulip, golden yellow on the underside.

Double Late Tulip with full flowers whose petals show different nuances of pink. The colour impression is aged pink.

Multi-stemmed, Single Late Tulip in which the flowers first open bronze and then change to a soft lilac flower colour.

An exceptional, double-flowered tulip in which the petals are slightly fringed. The petals are cherry red from the heart and coppery towards the edges.

Fosteriana tulip. Early and long-flowering tulip with striking flowers. The underside is yellow, changing to orange-red. When the flower is open, the yellow heart is clearly visible.

A T. ‘Spring Green’ with dark red flames, late flowering. Height 50 cm.

Extraordinary, whimsically shaped flowers, reminiscent of the wild form T. acumitata. Slender, red, slightly coiled petals, the inner side of which is yellow from the heart.

An unusual, white lily-flowered tulip in which the slender petals are slightly twisted.

Triumph tulip. Beautiful, large flowers in a unique, dark chocolate brown colour.

Single flowering tulip, dark purple with a brown shade. Flowering time: April. Height 40 cm.

Triumph tulip. Beautiful pastel shades, the flowers go through several stages of soft yellow and delicate pink before ending in a soft creamy white.

A double, early tulip. Red, full flowers with playful green accents on the outside.

Viridiflora tulip. Flowers in various shades of orange with green markings on the outside of the flower.

Fringed burgundy tulip.

Triumph tulip. Beautiful, firm fuchsia-pink tulip, with the flower colour being slightly variable depending on the light.