Summer flowering

Compact growing shape, solid gray-green leaves in which from July the numerous purple-red spherical inflorescences appear.

A compact growing shape, sturdy leaves and an abundance of pink flowers. Long flowering.

A cross between Amaryllis belladonna and Crinum moorei. An autumn-flowering bulbous plant with sturdy stems bearing trumpet-shaped pink flowers. The foliage remains green in winter. Amarcrinum can tolerate a few degrees of frost (plant deeply), but is only moderately winter hardy if well covered. Can also be kept as a container plant.

Deep pink. A large flowered cross between Nerine and Amaryllis. Blooms exceptionally long in the garden and in a vase. A perennial bloomer that can stay in the ground during winter when covered with straw.

A large flowered cross between Nerine and Amaryllis. Blooms exceptionally long in the garden and in a vase. A perennial bloomer that can stay in the ground during winter when covered with straw.

A large flowered cross between Nerine and Amaryllis. Blooms exceptionally long in the garden and in a vase. A perennial bloomer that can stay in the ground during winter when covered with straw.

A large flowered cross between Nerine and Amaryllis. Blooms exceptionally long in the garden and in a vase. A perennial bloomer that can stay in the ground during winter when covered with straw. Tomoko is distinguished by its beautiful, dark flower stems.

Garden amaryllis. An African plant for a sunny location. Flowers appear in the second year after planting. The pink flowers appear in late summer after the folliage dies back. Needs to be covered in winter.

Devil's tongue is an arum-like plant found in southern China, India, Nepal and other places. Before the leaves form, the approximately 40 cm large inflorescence develops, consisting of a pink bract and a pinkish spadix. The inflorescence has an unpleasant odour. The plant is not hardy and must be kept frost-free during the winter, when it is dormant.

Devil’s Tongue, Voodoo Lily. An arum-like plant with in the middle a spadix which extends above the front covering leave.The spadix spreads a pungent smell to attract insects. The plant is not hardy and must be kept frost-free during the winter, when it is dormant.

Double flowering variety, violet. Commonly known as a cutting flower, but also grows well in the garden. Needs cover in winter. Height 30 cm. Flowering period April-July.

Single flowered anemone, white with a green heart. Commonly known as a cutting flower, but also grows well in the garden. Needs cover in winter. Height 30 cm. Flowering period April-July.

Single flowered varieties, beautiful mix. Commonly known as a cutting flower, but also grows well in the garden. Needs cover in winter. Height 30 cm. Flowering period April-July.

Single flowered anemone, white with a red circle around the center. Commonly known as a cutting flower, but also grows well in the garden. Needs cover in winter. Height 30 cm. Flowering period April-July.

Double-flowered, red. Commonly known as a cutting flower, but also grows well in the garden. Needs cover in winter. Height 30 cm. Flowering period April-July.

Single flowered anemone, red. Commonly known as a cutting flower, but also grows well in the garden. Needs cover in winter. Height 30 cm. Flowering period April-July.

Single flowers, blue. Commonly known as a cutting flower, but also grows well in the garden. Needs cover in winter. Height 30 cm. Flowering period April-July.

Double-flowered mixture. Commonly known as a cutting flower, but also grows well in the garden. Needs cover in winter. Height 30 cm. Flowering period April-July.

Single flowers, violet pink. Commonly known as a cutting flower, but also grows well in the garden. Needs cover in winter. Height 30 cm. Flowering period April-July.

White Italian picking anemones. Attractively shaped, double flowers. Best known as a cut flower, but also nice for the garden. Cover lightly in winter.

Blue Italian picking anemones. Attractively shaped, double flowers. Best known as a cut flower, but also nice for the garden. Cover lightly in winter.

Fuchsia pink Italian picking anemones. Attractively shaped, double flowers. Best known as a cut flower, but also nice for the garden. Cover lightly in winter.

Beautiful mixture of Italian picking anemones. Attractively shaped, double flowers. Best known as a cut flower, but also nice for the garden. Cover lightly in winter.

Italian picking anemones in pink shades. Attractively shaped, double flowers. Best known as a cut flower, but also nice for the garden. Cover lightly in winter.

Pink Italian picking anemones. Attractively shaped, double flowers. Best known as a cut flower, but also nice for the garden. Cover lightly in winter.

Red Italian picking anemones. Attractively shaped, double flowers. Best known as a cut flower, but also nice for the garden. Cover lightly in winter.

Italian pick anemones. Large, soft lilac-blue flowers, sometimes with an extra layer of petals. Best known as a cut flower, but also nice for the garden. Cover lightly in winter. Italian A. coronaria are healthy, vigorous plants, created by careful selection work at an Italian nursery. The tubers are smaller than those of the Israeli Anemone, but this has no effect on the development of the plant.

Italian pick anemones. Large, soft lilac-blue flowers, sometimes with an extra layer of petals. Best known as a cut flower, but also nice for the garden. Cover lightly in winter. Italian A. coronaria are healthy, vigorous plants, created by careful selection work at an Italian nursery. The tubers are smaller than those of the Israeli Anemone, but this has no effect on the development of the plant.

Italian pick anemones. Large, soft purple flowers, sometimes with an extra layer of petals. Best known as a cut flower, but also nice for the garden. Cover lightly in winter. Italian A. coronaria are healthy, vigorous plants, created by careful selection work at an Italian nursery. The tubers are smaller than those of the Israeli Anemone, but this has no effect on the development of the plant.

Italian pick anemones. Large, white flowers, sometimes with an extra layer of petals, with a contrasting black heart. Best known as a cut flower, but also nice for the garden. Cover lightly in winter. Italian A. coronaria are healthy, vigorous plants, created by careful selection work at an Italian nursery. The tubers are smaller than those of the Israeli Anemone, but this has no effect on the development of the plant.

Italian pick anemones. Large, soft lilac with white flowers, sometimes with an extra layer of petals. Best known as a cut flower, but also nice for the garden. Cover lightly in winter. Italian A. coronaria are healthy, vigorous plants, created by careful selection work at an Italian nursery. The tubers are smaller than those of the Israeli Anemone, but this has no effect on the development of the plant.

Italian pick anemones. Large, roze flowers, sometimes with an extra layer of petals. Best known as a cut flower, but also nice for the garden. Cover lightly in winter. Italian A. coronaria are healthy, vigorous plants, created by careful selection work at an Italian nursery. The tubers are smaller than those of the Israeli Anemone, but this has no effect on the development of the plant.

Italian pick anemones. Large, red-purple single flowers, sometimes with an extra layer of petals. Best known as a cut flower, but also nice for the garden. Cover lightly in winter. Italian A. coronaria are healthy, vigorous plants, created by careful selection work at an Italian nursery. The tubers are smaller than those of the Israeli Anemone, but this has no effect on the development of the plant.

Italian pick anemones. Large, pink-red single flowers, sometimes with an extra layer of petals. Best known as a cut flower, but also nice for the garden. Cover lightly in winter. Italian A. coronaria are healthy, vigorous plants, created by careful selection work at an Italian nursery. The tubers are smaller than those of the Israeli Anemone, but this has no effect on the development of the plant.

Italian pick anemones. Large, soft lilac flowers, a hint of green here and there, sometimes with an extra layer of petals. Best known as a cut flower, but also nice for the garden. Cover lightly in winter. Italian A. coronaria are healthy, vigorous plants, created by careful selection work at an Italian nursery. The tubers are smaller than those of the Israeli Anemone, but this has no effect on the development of the plant.

Italian pick anemones. Large, soft-pink with white flowers, sometimes with an extra layer of petals. Best known as a cut flower, but also nice for the garden. Cover lightly in winter. Italian A. coronaria are healthy, vigorous plants, created by careful selection work at an Italian nursery. The tubers are smaller than those of the Israeli Anemone, but this has no effect on the development of the plant.

Dwarf growing South African bulbous plant with freesia-like flowers, 7 to 10 flowers per stem, mixture with mainly bluish tones, height 20 cm.

Tuberous begonia, rich and long-flowering. The warm yellow flowers are coloured pink at the back and contrast beautifully with the dark foliage. Flowering time from June until frost, provided they are regularly supplied with water and plant food.

Small-flowered tuberous begonia, rich and long-flowering with many small flowers on thin stems. Flowering time from June until frost, provided they are regularly supplied with water and plant food.

Coral Drops. The 10 to often 20 coral-red bell-shaped flowers are ornamented with green stripes on the outside and whitish on the inside. They form a umbel at the tip of the flower stem. Flowers late summer/early autumn. Over-winter in a frost-free place.

Hyacinth orchid, originally from Japan. For humus-rich soil, hardy in the Netherlands and Belgium. Flowers in July, height 50 cm. Hardiness zone 7-9. Bulb size I. CITES: Not for Switzerland.

Hyacinth orchid, originally from Japan. For humus-rich soil, hardy in the Netherlands and Belgium. Flowers in July, height 50 cm. Hardiness zone 7-9. Bulb size I. CITES: Not for Switzerland.

Giant Himalayan lily or giant lily, bulbous plantfrom the Himalayas whose flowers only develop under optimal conditions. Plant on a shady location, on nutrient-rich, well-drained soil. Needs regular fertilizing. Height 2-3 meters. Hardiness zone 8-9. Delivered in a pot.

African flag, Cobra lily, a beautiful South African crop with racemes of tubular, orange-red flowers, somewhat similar to the Crocosmia. Suitable for a position in full sun or partial shade, in well-drained, humus-rich soil. Watch out for (late) frosts.

A bulbous perennial from Peru, with trumpet shaped nice scenting flowers. Needs protection against frost. Height 30 cm. Hardiness zone 9-11.

Lily-of-the-valley. Nice fragrant flowers in may. Suitable for naturalizing. Height 15-20 cm. Plant germs are supplied, which flower well from the second year after planting.

Sea Kale, a spectacular perennial with huge racemes of white flowers, Height up to 2 meters, wide up to 100 cm., fully hardy from zone 6 and higher. An explosion of small white flowers.

Sea kale, beautiful foliage plant with slightly wavy blue-grey leaves. The small white flowers smell of honey. The leaf stalks are edible.