An elegant mix of three types of lily-flowered tulips, Tulipa 'Tres Chic', 'Florijn Chic' and 'Isaak Chic'.

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.

Large-flowered, white Gladiolus, a perfect and impressive cut flower. The plant habit creates beautiful vertical accents in the flower border.

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.

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.

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

Pink, with a red-yellow lip, early-flowering. The plant structure creates beautiful vertical accents in the floral border. Also great to use as a cut flower.

Crispa-tulip, softer pink on the bottom of the flower. Late-flowering. Height 45 cm.

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.

A double, early tulip. Red, full flowers with playful green accents on the outside.

Small-flowered gladiolus with soft lilac-pink flowers.

A fragrant multi-flowering daffodil introduced over 100 years ago, white with a yellow crown, 4-7 flowers per stem, height 30-35 cm.

Beautiful trumpet daffodil, soft yellow flowers with a warm orange trumpet.

Parrot Tulip. Curiously shaped flowers, yellow with green accents.

A small ornamental onion with purple-pink flowers, suitable for naturalising. Found in the mountains in Afghanistan.

Elegant tulip with pointed petals, late flowering (May). Yellow, height 40-60 cm.

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

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.

Fosteriana tulip. The orange-red flowers resemble a lily-flowered tulip, the leaves are a striking purple-green.

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.

An orange-pink tulip’. Flowering from mid-April to mid-May. Height 25-45 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.

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

A double-flowered Fosteriana tulip, the outer soft yellow petals are irregular, green flamed.

(Tuberosa), sweet scented flowers, pure white, height 100 cm. Needs a sunny and warm place. Polianthes is a plant that needs some extra attention in our climate: Plant in a pot and keep it at 14-16 degrees, do not water until leaves are formed. Only then water regularly and fertilize regularly.

An exclusive Crispa tulip with red-purple, fringed petals. During flowering, cream-coloured stripes become visible.

Beautiful, tall, soft yellow Triumph tulip.

Late flowering crocus. Soft lilac, veined flowers.

Very early flowering tulip, creamy white with light red, The flower appears low above the ground, at the same time of flowering the flower stem grows to a height of about 25 cm.

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.

A multi-flowered, low wild tulip with bronze-yellow flowers. The outside of the flower is bicoloured: dark red with yellow.

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.

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

A sturdy, large Darwin tulip with ivory-white flowers.

Large-flowered, purple Gladiolus, a perfect with wavy, dainty flowers and impressive cut flower. The plant habit creates beautiful vertical accents in the flower border.

A distinctive pink Glory-of-the-Snow, great to combine with other spring-flowering bulbs. Naturalises well under deciduous shrubs.

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

The only lily-of-the-valley with pink flowers. The colour looks best in the shadow, in the full sun it fades. Fragrant in the May. Perfect for naturalizing.

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

Graceful, Single Late Tulip with somewhat pointed flowers giving it something of a lily-flowered tulip as well. The flower colour is a combination of soft yellow and soft pink shades.

A recently introduced, sturdy tulip from the 'Spryng series'. Large creamy white flowers with irregular pinkish-red markings.

Dwarf growing Iris, flowering time: February-March, Height 10-15 cm. Light blue flowers with an orange blush on the lip.

(Ferraria), height 60 cm., flowering period: July-September, every flower last for one day but they keep producing new flowers over a long period. Large and very pretty flowers, Hardiness zone 8-10. Mixed colors.

Dwarf growing bulbs with freesia-like flowers, 7 till 10 flowers per stem, early flowering (May). mixed but mainly blue shades, height 20 cm.

Extraordinary, whimsically shaped flowers, reminiscent of the wild form T. acumitata. Slender, red, slightly coiled petals, the inner side of which is yellow from the heart.

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

In 1999, this stately wild tulip received an Award of Garden Merit from the R.H.S. The creamy yellow flowers show a red haze with a green edge on the outside. Fine for naturalising, also in the grass.