Miscellaneous bulbs

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.

The species is found in the northern Zagros Mountains in Iran, in marshy meadows along streams. Green bell-shaped flowers with chocolate purple stripes.

An Asian speices with fairly large yellow-green flowers. The leaves have a nice blue glow. Height 35 cm. Flowering time April-May.

Persian lily, black purple flowers in long clusters, height 90 cm. Flowering time April-May, for a warm location.

Persian Lily, dense clusters of green-purple bell-shaped flowers, height 80-100 cm. Flowering time April-May, for a warm location.

Persian Lily, green to cream colouring bell-shaped flowers in long clusters, height 80-100 cm. Flowering time April-May, for a warm location.

Persian Lily with bicoloured flowers, purple and cream, in a long spike-shaped flower cluster. Flowering time April-May, for a warm location.

Persian Lily, black-purple flowers, densely packed in compact racemes, height 70-80 cm. Flowering time April-May, for a warm location.

Persian Lily, the glossy flowers are blackish purple and form a 30-cm. long cluster. Height 90 cm. The leaves are also glossy. Flowering time April-May, for a warm location.

Persian lily, black purple flowers in long clusters, height 80-100 cm. Twin tower Tribute produces two stem per bulb. Flowering time April-May, for a warm location.

A brilliant spring bloomer with soft greenish yellow flowers, reminiscent of a smaller and earlier flowering form of the well-known Emperor's Crown. Flowering time April-May. The species originates from places such as Afghanistan, Iran and south-east Turkey.

The plant resembles a floriferous F. michailovskyi, but the flowers are shorter and slimmer and the flower stem is longer. The bell-shaped flowers are dark brown to red in colour with a yellow edge, they are positioned horizontally and open wide.

An Asian species with small, pagoda-shaped flowers that are variable in colour, mostly green-yellow, sometimes brown. The elliptical leaves are grey-green and sit along a 25-30 cm tall flower stem.

A species from Uzbekistan, Afghanistan and Iran, light pink to almost white flowers on a ca. 20 cm high flower stem. Blooms early in spring and after flowering requires a dry and sunny spot during the summer months.

Fox grape, chestnut-brown flowers with a yellow edge, height 30 cm. After flowering, beautiful fruiting spikes appear. Flowering time April-May.

Snowdrops. February-March flowering. Greatorex-Double, a higher plant and bigger flowers compaired to G. nivalis ‘Flore Pleno’. Height 15-20 cm. Not available for customers outside the EU. CITES bulbs.

Snowdrops. February-March flowering. Greatorex-Double with green flowers and a small white edge. Height 10-15 cm. Not available for customers outside the EU. CITES bulbs.

Firm, uniform selection from Galanthus elwesii. Large snowdrop with greygreen, broad, upright leaves. Not available for customers outside the EU. CITES bulbs.

Snowdrops. February-March flowering. Large flowering. Beautiful convex outer petals. White, the inner petals have green marks. The flower smells of honey. Height 30 cm. Not available for customers outside the EU. CITES bulbs.

Snowdrops, February-March flowering, large-flowering Snowdrops. Bulb size 7/+, height 10-15 cm. Not available for customers outside the EU. CITES bulbs.

A pretty snowdrop with elegant, rounded petals. The inner petals have fairly large green markings. Not available for customers outside the EU. CITES bulbs.

This stunning selection has large, round, convex outer petals. The inner petals are marked with a green spot and a small inverted 'v' at the bottom. Not available for customers outside the EU. CITES bulbs.

Snowdrop with long slightly bulbous outer petals with small pale green markings. The inner segments have large green markings. Not available for customers outside the EU. CITES bulbs.

Snowdrops, February-March flowering. A bit larger than G. nivalis, single. Bulb size 4/5, this bulb size does not flower 100% in the first year after planting, but is ideal for planting in large areas. Height 10-15 cm. Not available for customers outside the EU. CITES bulbs.

The common, best-known Snowdrop. A very early spring bloomer, ideal for naturalising. Bulb size: 5/+. Not available for customers outside the EU.

The familiar double snowdrop. Long flowering time and multiplies quickly. Not available for customers outside the EU. CITES bulbs.

A snowdrop with distinct green dots on the outside of the petals. Height 15-20 cm. Not available for customers outside the EU. CITES bulbs.

The common, best-known Snowdrop. A very early spring bloomer, ideal for naturalising. Bulb size: 4/5, this bulb size does not flower 100% in the first year after planting, but is ideal for planting in large areas. Not available for customers outside the EU.

A. tuberous Geranium. Pink, flowering time: May. Height only 20 cm. After flowering, the leaves turn red and the plant goes into dormancy.

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.

Byzantine gladiolus, hardy and easy-growing gladiolus. Light violet-red flowers in spikes, after flowering beautiful seed pods.

A seed-raised mixture of all kinds of hybrids from dozens of botanical species. Some are fragrant and lengths range between 20 and 65 cm. Hardy.

A wild form native to South Africa, occurring along riverbeds and swamps. The fragrant, sulphur-yellow flowers appear from May. Cover the bulbs against severe frost.

Syn. Iris tuberosa. Very unusual Iris-like flowers. Flowering time: April-May. Pale green with purple black markings. Height 25-30 cm.

Wood hyacinths, white. Excellent for naturalising, also as undergrowth under trees in the shade.

Wood hyacinths, a dark blue selection. Excellent for naturalising, also as undergrowth under trees in the shade.

Wood hyacinths, a large flowering, blue selection. Excellent for naturalising, also as undergrowth under trees in the shade.

Wood hyacinths, blue. Excellent for naturalising, also as undergrowth under trees in the shade.

Wood hyacinths, mixture. Excellent for naturalising, also as undergrowth under trees in the shade.

Wood hyacinths, pink. Excellent for naturalising, also as undergrowth under trees in the shade.

Bluebells. Bulbous plant suitable for naturalising under trees in (semi-)shade. Softly scented blue flowers. The offering is from a Dutch nursery, the flower clusters are fuller than the species and stand upright longer before bending over to one side. The breeder does his best to keep the stock pure, but it is possible that some H. x massertiana will be found in it (a natural cross between H. non-scripta and the native H. hispanica).

Bluebells. Bulbous plant suitable for naturalising under trees in (semi-)shade. Softly scented white flowers. In wild populations, colours other than the original blue form are occasionally found. These forms will be colourfast when vegetatively propagated, but offspring from seed will turn blue again. The offer comes from a Dutch nursery.