Miscellaneous bulbs

Grape hyacinth with bicoloured flowers. Light blue flowers with a white top.

A double flowered form of Muscari 'Peppermint', light blue flowers.

A recently introduced Grape hyacinth. Flowering time: April-May. Very dark blue with a small white edge, excellent for naturalizing.

Grape hyacinth. Flowering time: April-May. Height 10-20 cm. Pale blue fading into white at the top.

Soft pink, long-flowering and fragrant grape hyacinth. Excellent for naturalising. The colour is more intense in cool weather.

The most common grape hyacinth. Flowering time: April-May. Height 10-20 cm. Cobalt blue flower with a white border.

Grape hyacinth. Flowering time: April-May. Height 10-20 cm. Green-blue, double-flowered.

Grape hyacinth. Flowering time: April-May. Height 10-20 cm. Light blue with white.

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

Grape hyacinth. Flowering time: April-May. Height 10-20 cm. Blue, early flowering.

Grape hyacinth. Flowering time: April-May. Height 10-20 cm. Pale blue, early flowering.

Grape hyacinth. Flowering time: April-May. Height 10-20 cm. White, early flowering.

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

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

Grape hyacinth. Flowering time: April-May. Height 10-20 cm. Cornflower-blue.

The true crested hyacinth, violet with a purple crest. Occurs in the wild in the dunes, among other places. The bulbs are edible.

Grape hyacinth with curious, fluffy, plume-shaped, violet flowers. A late-flowering Muscari, the flowers do not appear until May.

Grape hyacinth with broad leaves. Two-coloured flowers, dark blue on the underside and a light blue top. Very suitable for naturalising.

Grape hyacinth with broad leveas and a special flower color: the underside is violet-blue, the top is white. Grape hyacinth with broad leaves.

Syn. M. ambrosiacum. Grape hyacinth. Flowering time: April-May. Height 10-15 cm. Violet-blue with some creamy yellow, varies in color.

Syn. M. racemosum. Grape hyacinth. Flowering time: April-May. Height 10 cm. Very dark blue with a small white edge, excellent for naturalizing.

Very good for the mixed border. Height 50-100 cm, depending on the kind of soil. Flowering time: late spring-early summer flowering. Also known under the old names: Allium bulgaricum and Allium siculum. Umbels with up to 30 flowers in a combination of green, white and brownish-pink.

Very good for the mixed border. Height 100-130 cm. Flowering time: late spring-early summer flowering. Umbels with up to 30 satin pink flowers.

Broad-leaved star-of-Bethlehem. Blooms in March-April with short-stemmed flower clusters. The white flowers have broad green stripes on the outside. Good for naturalizing.

Star-of-Bethlehem. Flowering time: April-May, height 30 cm. Green with white.

Star-of-Bethlehem. Flowering time: April-May, Height 60 cm. White, very suitable as a cut flower.

Star-of-Bethlehem. Flowering time: April-May. Height 20 cm. White star shaped flowers.

Shamrock, the bulbs are not completely hardy, needs a cover in winter. Silver shamrock, pink with a white center. Height only 5-8 cm.

Flowering time: March-April, height 10 cm. White with light blue stripes. Very suitable for naturalizing.

Flowering time: March-April, height 10 cm. White. Very suitable for naturalizing.

Ranunculus, especially known as a long-life cut flower. Mixture of warm shades of brown, orange, yellow and beautiful intermediate colors. First soak before planting. Summer flowering if planted in spring, flowering from the end of April if planted in autumn.

Ranunculus, especially known as a long-life cut flower. Mixture of orange, red and pink tones and beautiful intermediate colors. First soak before planting. Summer flowering if planted in spring, flowering from the end of April if planted in autumn.

Ranunculus, especially known as a long-life cut flower. Mixture of pink, white and white-pink flowers. First soak before planting. Summer flowering if planted in spring, flowering from the end of April if planted in autumn.

Ranunculus, especially known as a long-life cut flower. First soak before planting. Summer flowering if planted in spring, flowering from the end of April if planted in autumn. At the time of flowering, water regularly and give extra fertiliser. Removing spent flowers encourages continued flowering.

Ranunculus, especially known as a long-life cut flower. First soak before planting. Summer flowering if planted in spring, flowering from the end of April if planted in autumn. At the time of flowering, water regularly and give extra fertiliser. Removing spent flowers encourages continued flowering.

Ranunculus, especially known as a long-life cut flower. First soak before planting. Summer flowering if planted in spring, flowering from the end of April if planted in autumn. At the time of flowering, water regularly and give extra fertiliser. Removing spent flowers encourages continued flowering.

Ranunculus, especially known as a long-life cut flower. First soak before planting. Summer flowering if planted in spring, flowering from the end of April if planted in autumn. At the time of flowering, water regularly and give extra fertiliser. Removing spent flowers encourages continued flowering.

Ranunculus, especially known as a long-life cut flower. First soak before planting. Summer flowering if planted in spring, flowering from the end of April if planted in autumn. At the time of flowering, water regularly and give extra fertiliser. Removing spent flowers encourages continued flowering

Ranunculus, especially known as a long-life cut flower. First soak before planting. Summer flowering if planted in spring, flowering from the end of April if planted in autumn. At the time of flowering, water regularly and give extra fertiliser. Removing spent flowers encourages continued flowering.

Ranunculus, especially known as a long-life cut flower. First soak before planting. Summer flowering if planted in spring, flowering from the end of April if planted in autumn. At the time of flowering, water regularly and give extra fertiliser. Removing spent flowers encourages continued flowering.

This naturalizing bulb still occur sporadically in the Netherlands. The most striking is the full flower. The tubers are very small.

Violet-blue, flowering time: March. Height 10 cm. Suitable for naturalizing.

Flowering time: March. Height 10 cm. Pink. Suitable for naturalizing.

Beautiful high Star Hyacinth with large pyramidal flower clusters. Perfect perennial for in a border.

A somewhat later-flowering Sterhyacinth with lilac-blue, spike-shaped flower clusters. Suitable for naturalising, for example in the grass.

Delicate blue with darker blue stripes. Flowers early, February. Height 10 cm. Suitable for naturalizing.

Scilla persica is found in wet meadows in Turkey and northern and western Iran. Up to fifty star-shaped bright blue flowers in an airy flower cluster.

Peruvian Star Hyacinth. Very pretty but unfortunately not entirely hardy Scilla, the round flower cluster contains up to a hundred star-shaped, blue flowers and tapers slightly at the top.