New, fall 2025

A recently introduced, medium-high Allium with semi-spherical umbels. The flowers open violet-pink and glow to pinkish white with strikingly dark fruiting petals. Beautiful for midway in the flower bed.

As the name suggests, here we are dealing with a huge, bulbous, not too massive flower head, full of star-shaped purple flowers.

Large-flowered Allium with purple-violet, spherical flowers. Striking appearance and excellent cut flower..

Striking purple-red Oriental anemone with a white heart.

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

A seed-grown mixture in which in colours from creamy white, pink to deep purple occur. Suitable for borders and for growing under trees and shrubs.

Aurora is a fantastic addition to the colour range of the Camassia. Mauve-purple flowers that glow to soft pink. Suitable for borders and for growing under trees and shrubs.

A natural cross of C. luteum × C. kesselringii occurring in Central Asia and the western Himalayas. The offered form blooms in winter with yellow flowers. From the flower stalk, a brownish-red pattern runs over to the outside of the petals.

Spring Corydalis or bird-in-a-bush, white selection. Height 15 cm. Ideal for naturalizing under or next to shrubs.

A semi-large-flowered crocus. The flower size is between that of the small- and large-flowered crocuses. Lavender-blue flowers with white and lilac veining.

Mixture of woodland crocus is various shades of lilac, blue, purple and pink. Ideal for naturalising.

Large flowering crocus, soft purple-blue. Flowering time: March-April. Height 15-20 cm.

Large flowering crocus, blue with white striping. Flowering time: March-April. Height 15-20 cm.

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

Cown imperial with an intense orange flower colour. Beautiful plant structure.

An Asian species with small, pagoda-shaped flowers. Superb selection where the outside of the flower shows a purple blush, the inside is lime green with a dark eye. The elliptical leaves are grey-green and sit along a 25-30 cm tall flower stem.

A small-flowered gladiolus with dainty, deep red flowers. A silver glow is visible on the back of the flowers.

A small-flowered gladiolus with branched flower stems. The salmon-pink flowers have distinctive white markings on the lower petals.

Orange-red double flowers 23 cm tall. 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.

Large, soft pink 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.

Large, coral pink 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.

Beautifully shaped, double red 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-white flowers with a green heart, flowersize, 25 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.

Greenish yellow, flower 21 cm. Diamond 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.

White-pink. Butterfly 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.

Single-flowered Hyacinth, for in the garden. Flowering time: April-May.

Triteleia,Starflower, spring starflower, star-shaped pink flowers among grassy foliage. Ideal for naturalising in sunny, dry sites. The leaves give off a slight onion scent, the flowers are softly scented.

The well-known Dutch or bulbous-iris. Flowering from the end of May. Height approx. 50-65 cm. Very suitable as a cut flower, but also well suited to the flower border.

The well-known Dutch or bulbous-iris. Flowering from the end of May. Height approx. 60-70 cm. Very suitable as a cut flower, but also well suited to the flower border.

One of the selections in the Martagon group, soft yellow flowers. 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.

A natural-looking mixture of bulbous plants suitable for naturalising in a meadow or orchard. Consisting of: 10 Narcissus ‘Actaea’ 15 Tulipa sylvestris 15 Muscari latifolium 10 Muscari ‘Grape Ice'

A white grape hyacinth with a light blue glow over the flowers. Great for use in the border and in pots.

Grape hyacinth with full, pyramidal clusters of double greenish-white flowers.

Pearly white flowers in a 5 cm long cluster, turning to light violet-blue as the blooms mature.

A double-flowered white daffodil with creamy yellow petals in the centre. Not too large flowers, lightly scented.

Stunning, beautifully shaped, soft yellow, double-flowered daffodil. Delightfully fragrant.

Yellow, double-flowered narcissus with soft orange petals in the centre. Lightly scented.

Fragrant, white, slit-crowned daffodil with a large apricot-coloured corolla.

Beautiful white daffodil with a fully filled pink heart. Wonderfully sweet-smelling.

A large-cupped yellow-green narcissus with a white cup. Delightfully fragrant.

An early flowering, not too tall cyclamineus with white petals and a yellow trumpet. Fine for naturalising.

Delightfully fragrant Tazetta daffodil with an unusual colour combination. Originates from New Zealand.

A brilliant white Cyclamineus daffodil. Early and long-flowering, very eye-catching.

Four to five flower stalks emerge from one bulb, each bearing several bright yellow flowers. Delightfully fragrant, late-flowering.

This beautiful cyclamineus has slender creamy-white petals curving backwards, enclosing an initially soft yellow, turning almost white in a later stage, trumpet.

Large yellow, double-flowered daffodil with beautifully shaped flowers. Lightly scented.

A miniature daffodil for the first time listed in 1884, sulphur yellow with a pale yellow trumpet. Height 15 cm.

Hoop petticoat-daffodil, white, naturalizes well. Height 10-20 cm.