Miscellaneous bulbs

Blue anemone, the cheerful flowers, in various shades of blue, appear from March. Height 10-15 cm. Excellent for naturalising.

White anemone. Flowers from mid-March, height 10-15 cm.

Anemone, the cheerful flowers, in various shades, appear from March. Height 10-15 cm. Excellent for naturalising.

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.

Double-flowered, violet 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, white. 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.

Wood anemone. Height 10-15 cm. Early flowering, native, white flowers.

Height 10-15 cm. Early flowering, double-flowered, white with a blue heart.

Wood anemone. Height 10-15 cm. Early flowering, native. Lavender blue.

Wood anemone. Height 10-15 cm. Early flowering, native, beautiful royal blue flowers.

A natural cross of Anemone nemorosa x Anemone ranunculoides. Soft primrose yellow flowers in March-April.

Arum, native plant. Flowers in May, followed by orange berries in autumn. Height approx. 40 cm. White-green flowers, Dutch-grown tubers.

Syn. Muscari parodoxum. A larger relative from the muscari, also very suitable for naturalizing. Deep purple blue flowers, height 30 cm.

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.

The violet blue, star-shaped flowers in the extra long flower clusters are straight and tower generously above the leaves. Flowering time: May-June. Suitable for borders and for growing under trees and shrubs.

A pale blue Camassia, height 70 cm. Flowering time: May-June. Suitable for borders and for growing under trees and shrubs.

Maybelle is a slightly lower form with a bluer flower colour than the well-known C. leichtlinii 'Caerulea'. Suitable for borders and for growing under trees and shrubs.

A creamy white Camassia, semi-double flowers. Height 70-80 cm. Flowering time: May-June. Suitable for borders and for growing under trees and shrubs.

Syn. esculenta. Prairie lily, star-shaped soft violet flowers with a hint of blue. Great for naturalising in a flower meadow.

Glory-of-the-snow, blue with a small white center. Early flowering, March-April. Height 10 cm. Suitable for naturalizing.

Glory-of-the-snow, large flowering, blue with a small white center. Early flowering, March-April. Suitable for naturalizing. Height 20 cm.

Glory-of-the-snow, white. Early flowering, March-April. Height 10 cm. Suitable for naturalizing.

Spring Corydalis or bird-in-a-bush, purple-pink. Height 20-25 cm. Ideal for naturalizing under or next to shrubs.

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

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

Spring-flowering, white. Smaller bulbs from Dutch grown cultivated stock. Height 5-8 cm. CITES-bulbs, not available for customers outside the EU.

(neapolitanum), pink. Autumn-flowering, smaller bulbs from Dutch grown cultivated stock. Height 10-15 cm. Not available for customers outside the EU.

(syn. C. neapolitanum 'Album'), White. Autumn-flowering, smaller bulbs from Dutch grown cultivated stock. Height 10-15 cm. Not available for customers outside the EU.

Late flowering (end of May-beginning of June) bulbous perennial, lilac-blue with small white tips. Height 70-90 cm.

Syn. Brodiaea coccinea. Fire cracker. Red flower, edged yellow or pale green. Late flowering (end of May-beginning of June) bulbous perennial. Height 50-60 cm.

(Arum dracunculus), purple, very large dark-colored inflorescence. Height 50 cm. Flowering period: Mai-June. The smell is unpleasant.

Winter Aconite, deep yellow, early flowering, February-March. Needs early planting, plant in well-drained soil. Dutch grown. Height 10 cm.

Foxtail lily, King’s spear. Plant on a sunny location. Orange-pink, height 140 cm.

Foxtail lily, King’s spear. Plant on a sunny location. Orange, height 125 cm.

Foxtail lily, King’s spear. Plant on a sunny location. Salmon pink, height 125 cm.

Elegant dogwoods arise from a cross between two American species: E. californicum and E. revolutum. The flowers are white or pink. 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 10 cm deep.

Dog’s-tooth-violet. Flowering-period: April. Lilac shades, 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.

Dog’s-tooth-violet. Flowering-period: April. Lilac, 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.

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.

Dog’s-tooth-violet. Flowering-period: April. Cyclamen-purple, 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.