Buy autumn flower bulbs?

Plant autumn flower bulbs from September to December and enjoy brilliant flowers among the perennials from February, around this time the crocuses and muscari (blue grapes) bloom and from April the tulips, among others.

Our flower bulbs are of top quality. The flower bulbs are grown organically and packed with care.

Order easily online at affordable prices and get Keukenhof quality flower bulbs at home.

We deliver at the lowest possible price and from €60 even for free in the Netherlands, €85 in Belgium and from €199 in Europe.

Frequently Asked Questions about Autumn Bulbs

Q: What are autumn bulbs and what types of flower bulbs are available for purchase?
A: Autumn bulbs are flower bulbs that are planted in the fall and bloom in the spring or summer. Common types of flower bulbs include tulips, daffodils, alliums, and crocuses.

Q: How can I order flower bulbs online?
A: You can buy flower bulbs online through specialized websites such as Garden Select. Make sure to choose a reliable supplier that offers high-quality bulbs. We only sell the best flower bulbs!

Q: When is the best time to plant flower bulbs?
A: The best time to plant flower bulbs is in the fall, usually between September and November, depending on the type. This allows the bulbs to root properly before winter begins.

Q: What is the difference between spring-flowering and autumn-flowering bulbs?
A: Spring-flowering bulbs, like tulips and daffodils, are planted in the fall and bloom in early spring. Autumn-flowering bulbs, such as anemones and dahlias, are typically planted in spring and bloom later in the season.

Q: How can I ensure my bulbs thrive?
A: Make sure to plant bulbs in well-drained soil in a suitable spot with enough sunlight. It's also important to choose the right types of bulbs for your climate and soil type.

Q: Are there bulbs suitable for naturalizing?
A: Yes, several types of bulbs are suitable for naturalizing, such as crocuses and daffodils. These bulbs can spread naturally and return year after year.

Q: What are tubers and how are they different from bulbs?
A: Tubers are underground stems or roots that store nutrients, like dahlias and cyclamens. Flower bulbs, like tulips and daffodils, are a different kind of underground storage structure specific to certain plants.

Q: Where is the best place to buy flower bulbs?
A: You can buy flower bulbs at garden centers, flower shops, or online. Buying online often offers a wider range and the ability to find specific types like tulips and alliums.

Q: How many bulbs do I need per square meter?
A: The number of bulbs needed per square meter depends on the type and the desired effect. For a full bloom, a spacing of 10–15 cm between bulbs is usually recommended.

Q: What are the benefits of planting bulbs and perennials in my garden?
A: Planting flower bulbs and perennials adds color and life to your garden. Bulbs often bloom quickly and are a beautiful addition, while perennials provide long-lasting structure and variety.