Bring more colour and variety to your garden with specially selected flower bulbs!
'Gloriosa Rothschildiana' is an exotic-looking plant with red/pink flowers, this climbing plant is ideal for pots and containers for the patio and balcony.
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The scadoxus, also known as powderbush, likes a bright spot in a pot on, for example, a windowsill. - Competitive prices
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These are fantastic exotic, trumpet-like white flowers. These flowers smell wonderful and look great in the garden or pots on terrace and balcony.
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Hymenocallis Sulphur Queen has striking pale yellow flowers. They grow to 60 cm. high, which is less tall than the white variety.
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Eremurus Cleopatra is easy to plant in the ground among perennials from March onwards. Blooms with pink panicles in June to August.
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Eucomis Autumnalis is also called pineapple plant or crested plant. Place it in sun or semi-shade and enjoy beautiful white flowers from July to September.
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The eucomis bicolor is a magnificent plant. They have the inflorescence of a pineapple. You can also plant them in a pot. Blooms in July and August.
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This garden amaryllis produces pretty pink flowers and likes to be in the sun. It starts flowering brilliantly from August, after the leaves have died off.
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These lily-like white bellflowers stand on large stems. Plant them in the garden, pots or containers for patio or balcony. - Competitive prices
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This pretty garden amaryllis with pink-coloured flowers likes a sunny spot in a pot or container on terrace or balcony. - Competitive prices
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Gladiolus Callianthus Murielae likes to stand in the sun, reaches a height of 80 cm. and produces lovely scented flowers.
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Babiana stricta is a bulbous plant with unusual flowers. Babiana stricta consists of a special mix of blue, purple and white coloured flowers.
Read moreAll kinds of plants are called flower bulbs or tubers!
The term flower bulbs is actually a collective name for many types of plants. They all have one thing in common: a "stock" is created by the plant underground. This can be a tuber, but also a bulb or rhizome. There are many different types of bulbs and tubers. garden-select.co.uk sells more than 1,000 varieties of them!
Bulbs and tubers can be planted in spring and autumn. Flower bulbs planted in autumn will flower between January and May. Flower bulbs planted in spring will flower from May to October. So planting flower bulbs brings colour to your garden almost all year round! The earlier bulbous plants are planted, the sooner they will take root and develop shoots. This certainly benefits the strength and development of your plants!
Planting your favourite bulbs and tubers
All bulbous and tuberous plants prefer a sunny to semi-shaded location. However, there are many bulbs and tubers that can be planted in a shady spot. These include blue grapes (Muscari), anemone (Anemone), ornamental onions (Allium), Spring Bell (Leucojum), wild or woodland hyacinth (Scilla), snowdrop (Galanthus nivalis), lapwing (Fritillaria meleagris).
The planting distance of your bulbs and tubers
We sell all our flower bulbs and tubers neatly packaged, with a clear planting description. This description clearly indicates the planting distance between the bulbs. For a striking effect of the planting during flowering, the bulbs should be planted as close as possible. Also keep an eye on the height of flowering: the higher varieties should not obscure the very low ones.