One of the first to flower from late winter into spring, Cyclamen ‘Coum’ seeds and spreads freely to provide carpets of much-needed colour early in the season. Dainty blooms flit above the ground like butterfly wings in varying shades of pink. The dark green foliage is laced with silver veining, offering decorative groundcover for shady spots. These charming Cyclamen are an asset to any garden, ideally suited to planting beneath trees and shrubs, naturalising in grass and planting in patio pots and window boxes. The RHS has granted this variety a much-coveted Award of Garden Merit for its reliability and disease-resistance.

Anemone Blanda ‘Blue Shades’ offers a sea of serene, clear blue, even when the skies are grey. A highly sought-after colour in the natural world, these easy, breezy blues are a breath of fresh air for your garden. Featuring petals in shades ranging from bright cobalt to powder blue, promoting a feeling of restful tranquillity. The serrated, finely cut foliage provides brilliant, weed-suppressing groundcover. These bulbs will readily naturalise and have earned an RHS Award of Garden Merit for their reliability. Underplant later-flowering perennials, shrubs and trees, edge paths, and fill containers for a dreamy, soft wash of calming colour throughout spring.

Fiery orange-red blooms with dark centres define Crocosmia Babylon, creating an intense burst of colour. With arching stems, these vibrant flowers bring energy to borders and beds. Just-right for adding a dramatic touch to summer gardens, they command attention with their bold hues and graceful movement. 

Golden yellow blooms on elegant arching stems make Crocosmia Columbus a vibrant feature in any summer garden. These radiant flowers add warmth and light, brightening sunny borders and mixed arrangements. Perfect for creating contrast, their cheerful presence uplifts any planting scheme with optimism and brilliance. 

Violet-mauve blooms with creamy-yellow ruffled edges and a greenish centre distinguish Hemerocallis Best Seller. These graceful flowers elevate borders with refined charm and soft tones. Perfect for sunny gardens, they add an elegant touch to your summer planting, offering timeless beauty and sophistication for your border.

Discovered growing in a garden in the Tyne Valley in the 1950s, Crocosmia ‘Emily Mckenzie’ has since become a firm favourite. With sprays of showy, star-shaped flowers dancing from arching stems, this variety provides height, movement, and colour for your late summer and autumn display. Unfurling from clusters of node-like buds, each vibrant petal is rusty orange with a dark mahogany throat. ‘Emily Mackenzie’ is a compact variety – easier to contain than some of its cousins – and the wiry stems are self-supporting. This Crocosmia is long-lasting in the garden and as a cut flower, where it can last up to two weeks in the vase.

With delicate, white flowers fluttering like a flurry of snowflakes, Cyclamen ‘Coum Alba’ is a superb early-season variety, blooming for weeks on end. Lightly marbled, dark green foliage shows off the pearly blooms to perfection, and provides beautiful, ornamental groundcover. These little gems are a delightful complement to snowdrops and hellebores, ideal for underplanting trees and shrubs and filling container displays. Hardy and easy-going, the RHS have bestowed this variety with their prestigious Award of Garden Merit. Cyclamen ‘Coum Alba’ provides a glimmer of floral joy during the darker months of the year.

A superb mixture of the Anemone Blanda species. The latin epithet ‘blanda’ means ‘charming’ or ‘mild’, and these pretty petals are deserving of their name. A carpet of dainty, daisy-like flowers emerge in shades of soft blue, pink, and white. Lush, lacy foliage forms a weed-suppressing mat of marvellous groundcover. With an RHS Award of Garden Merit, you can be sure that these Anemones are first-rate performers. Admire these dinky gems up close in containers, dot amongst rockeries, edge pathways, and underplant trees for a woodland effect. These bulbs will quickly multiply to form generous clumps, producing an increasingly spectacular show each season. 

Flooding the air with exquisite scent, Lily of the Valley is a breath-taking spring delight. The exciting new variety ‘Majalis Rosea’ adorns this woodland classic with a soft, blushing charm: the usually white blooms are suffused with shell pink. Dangling delicately from fine, arching stems, the scalloped bells bob in the breeze against lush green foliage. The ‘pips’ of Convallaria will happily naturalise in a partially shaded spot, providing carpets of hazy pink for under-planting trees, shrubs and perennials. ‘Majalis Rosea’ is also beautiful for forcing indoors, and makes an enchanting cut flower for petite, perfumed bouquets.

Our new ‘Anemone Collection’ is a choice selection of exceptional anemones from the ‘De Caen’ group, with long stems, large, cup-shaped blooms, and intense colour. This mix contain 10 corms of each of the following: ‘De Caen Red’ – like poppies, with scarlet petals and raven black centres; ‘De Caen White’, with elegant, pearlescent blooms, and ‘De Caen Mauve’ with satiny purple petals. These little gems are ideal for filling patio planters, window boxes, and the front of borders, offering a pop of colour in the smallest of spaces. Flowering from May to June, anemones are invaluable for bridging the gap between spring bulbs and summer bedding.

Dark blooms, almost black, cradle a golden-yellow centre which glows like a lantern at twilight. These flowers have the feel of the mysterious; quiet, powerful, fleeting. Each bloom lasts a single day, and somehow, knowing this makes them even more impossible to look away.

A welcome sight in the depths of winter, Iris ‘Unguicularis’ generously provides beautiful flowers from November to March. With delicate petals like butterfly wings, the lavender-blue blooms flutter above lance-shaped, evergreen foliage. Brightening bare borders and containers, this variety delivers a dash of colour when it is needed most. The blooms radiate a soft, sweet scent – capitalise on this fragrance by positioning near frequented walkways. ‘Unguicularis’ is native to a dry climate and thrives in light, free-draining soil with a south-facing aspect. Snip the pretty, perfumed blooms as fresh cut flowers to relish some floral joy indoors during the winter months.

Cyclamen ‘Hederifolium’ produce an abundance of finely formed, petite pink blooms with magenta centres, nodding gracefully on wiry stems. Dormant throughout spring and early summer, ‘Hederifolium’ burst into life again around July. The appearance of these enchanting flowers in the autumn is followed by luxuriant foliage – large, variegated leaves offer attractive groundcover. Planted in naturalistic drifts beneath shrubs and trees, Cyclamen will seed itself freely to create fairy-tale woodland drifts. Boasting an RHS Award of Garden Merit, this first-class variety is hardy and robust. Tolerant even of dry shade, Cyclamen ‘Hederifolium’ is ideal for bringing seasonal colour to the trickiest spots in the garden.

Dusky pink petals twist and ripple, their soft edges betraying the bold contrast of deep purple veins beneath. These blooms seem unapologetically themselves, both subtle and striking at once. Maybe they are a reminder that beauty does not need to be loud to demand attention.

A pretty duo of delicate pink and white, autumn-flowering Hederifolium cyclamen.  Ideal for pots and containers in either a bright spot, or dappled shade.  If you bear in mind these exquisite plants are native to woodland areas of the Mediterranean, it should gives you an indicator to their preferred growing habitat and soil type.

The dainty upright blooms appear during October and November, from a carpet of heart-shaped, silvery marbled foliage.

Compact, perennial woodland cyclamen are ideal for tucking into bare spaces in borders and pots and for planting in swathes for late-season interest, springing up to make you smile just when you might have forgotten about them.

Collection of 1 x White Cyclamen and 1 x Pink Cyclamen Hederifolium varieties.

Otherwise known as ‘Star of Bethlehem’, Ornithogalum ‘Arabicum’ is crowned by tightly packed clusters of white, star-like flowers, each punctuated by a black, bead-like centre. The RHS has recognised this variety as part of their ‘Plants for Pollinators’ scheme, and the pollen-packed blooms will bring your garden to life with the gentle buzzing and fluttering of bees and butterflies. Renowned by florists for their exceptionally long vase life and their long, sturdy stems, make the most of your Ornithogalum indoors as well as out. Lift these half-hardy bulbs once the flowers and foliage have faded and place in a sheltered, frost-free location. Re-plant in late spring for an encore performance.

Salute the magnificent ‘Double Lord Lieutenant’ as he appears in his regalia of lustrous navy blue, commanding the spring garden. Capturing all the vivid beauty of other blue Anemones with the benefit of double the number of petals, this cultivar boasts large, ruffled, multi-layered blooms. Trimmed by a ruff of deeply lobed, ornate foliage, the splendid indigo petals surround a velvety black button centre. The piercing blue blooms are a handsome addition to containers, borders, and beds. Sturdy stems and abundant, dramatic blooms make wonderful, long-lasting cut flowers – be sure to snip a few stems to savour indoors.

An inferno of red-hot blooms, Crocosmia ‘Fire King’ will ignite your borders and containers with sizzling colour. The blazing blooms are perfect for including amongst a ‘hot’ colour scheme, and will provide an energising flare of radiant red amongst other palettes and mixed borders. Upright, lance-shaped foliage sets off the fine, dangling stems, and the vivid petals act as a beacon to bees and butterflies. Native to South Africa, the intense crimson of ‘Fire King’ is like watching a stunning sunset over the Kalahari Desert. Despite their tropical appearance, Crocosmia are surprisingly hardy and robust and will readily multiply when left undisturbed in a sunny spot.

Beautiful, bold-red lily ‘Red County’ will naturalise easily in the garden, adding a show-stopping flash of colour when in bloom every summer.

Large, pillar-box red flowers feature gently reflexed petals when open fully, with a smattering of burgundy freckles and a cluster of matching stamens.

Be sure to plant a few extra bulbs in your borders and containers, as the stems are wonderful for cutting and bringing inside to arrange.

Widely considered to be the father of Crocosmia breeding in the UK, George Davison was Head Gardener at Westwick Hall in Norfolk during the 1900s – this award-winning variety proudly bears his name. Echoing the golden glow of September, Crocosmia ‘George Davison’ displays sprays of rich, warm yellow blooms throughout late summer and autumn. The RHS have acknowledged the health and strength of this cultivar with their highly esteemed Award of Garden Merit. This variety is especially vigorous and will swiftly spread into impressive swathes of cheerful colour. Dig and divide the bulbs every couple of years to keep them in check.

For pretty mass planting in woodland or shady borders, Cyclamen ‘Hederifolium Album’ is a sublime choice.

Dainty winged flowers of pure white bloom during autumn, followed by attractive, ivy-like silvered foliage which provides interest during the winter months.

Plant the corms in small groups just below the soil surface in spring and flowers will start to emerge from October.

Prefers dappled shade and well-drained, rich soil where these delightful perennials will seed and spread freely.

Cyclamen ‘Hederifolium Album’ has been granted a prestigious Award of Garden Merit for its prize-winning qualities and excellent, perennial performance.

With stately, elongated stems culminating in a burst of spangled blooms, Ornithogalum ‘Saundersiae’ is also known as ‘Giant Chincherinchee’ for its impressive stature. Taller and more floriferous than its cousins, this variety makes a fine specimen amongst rockeries, borders, and container displays. Held in dense clusters, each starry, white flower is accented by a jet-black bead at the centre. Ornithogalum are included in the ‘Plants for Pollinators’ scheme by the RHS, providing a plentiful source of nectar to bees and butterflies. ‘Saundersiae’ is one of the ultimate cut flowers, with elegant, towering stems and an astonishing vase life of several weeks

With sparkling white petals emblazoned with a prominent crimson halo, the blooms of Anemone De Caen ‘Bicolour’ are an eye-catching statement for spring. The delicate, papery, saucer-shaped petals with their jet-black centres are reminiscent of poppies – hence their common name, the ‘poppy-flowered Anemone’. These distinctive flowers will add a splash of striking colour to borders, beds and containers. Refined, fern-like foliage enhances the dainty blooms, borne on tall, slender stems. De Caen varieties are excellent for filling jam jars and vases for bold, cheerful floral arrangements to brighten your home.

Bright pink petals trimmed with yellow ruffled edges surround a cheerful yellow throat in Hemerocallis Diva’s Choice. Vibrant and lively, these blooms energise borders with bold colour and intricate texture. A tailor-made option for sunny gardens, Diva’s Choice stands out as a radiant feature in summer floral displays.

One of the most popular Crocosmia, and with good reason, ‘Lucifer’ is a devilishly handsome addition to your summer display. The RHS have granted this outstanding variety an Award of Garden Merit for its dependability and vigour. One of the first Crocosmia to flower, the rows of neat buds burst into flickering, flame-red blooms, followed by striking burgundy seedpods. Standing proud amongst borders and large containers, the swaying stems are especially effective when paired with grasses, prairie perennials and as part of a ‘hot’ planting scheme. ‘Lucifer’ will multiply rapidly if left undisturbed, providing swathes of spectacular, fiery colour for your garden.

A rarely occurring colour in the natural world, the fantastic, vibrant, violet-blue blooms of Anemone De Caen ‘Mr Fokker’ will sparkle like sapphires in your garden. The intricately veined, ultramarine petals will stop you in your tracks with their mesmerising colour and intense, inky-black centres. These exquisite blooms are complimented by feathery, finely dissected foliage. Grow in containers to fully appreciate their detailed beauty, and plant in groupings in beds and borders for an abundant display of astonishing blue. Often referred to as the ‘florist’s anemone’, ‘Mr Fokker’ makes a dazzling addition to floral arrangements.

Creamy-white petals tinged with pale lemon-yellow, and a soft yellow centre define Hemerocallis Joan Senior. Subtle hues bring quiet elegance to cottage gardens and borders. Perfect for balancing vibrant blooms, these flowers harmonise planting schemes, creating serene, tranquil outdoor settings suited to informal garden designs.

Exquisite, dainty flowers in shades of pink, bloom from September to November on charming Cyclamen ‘Mirabile’.  The sweet nodding flowers feature petals with serrated edges and a blotch of magenta at the base of each lobe.

Heart-shaped, dark green leaves with beautiful silver markings form a pretty bed of attractive groundcover – a perfect backdrop to enhance these whimsical autumn flowers.

Cyclamen ‘Mirabile’ is the recipient of an Award of Garden Merit from the RHS for garden excellence and beauty.  Plants will naturalise easily, forming captivating swathes of colour.

Plant the corms shallowly, just below the surface of well-drained, humus-rich soil in a partly shaded area of your garden.  Also suitable for container planting.

A brilliant blaze of glowing amber, canary yellow, and bold crimson, this specially selected assortment of large-flowering Crocosmia provides extraordinary ornamental value throughout the season. Early in the summer, blades of upright, sword-like foliage give rise to wands of nib-like buds on wiry stems. These little buds unfurl into open, starry blooms full of vibrant colour, proving a magnet for pollinators. In the autumn, the petals fall and leave attractive, rounded, dark orange seedpods. Appealing at every stage of their development, these little bulbs will spread rapidly into dramatic drifts amongst borders and are a striking statement for large patio containers.

Anemone De Caen ‘Sylphide’ flaunts velvety, rose-pink petals with intricate violet veining, encircling a button of indigo-black stamens. Borne atop feathery, fern-like foliage and dancing on stems of 25cm, these dainty blooms are adorable for container displays and the front of your borders. Flowering in May, anemones provide the perfect bridge between spring bulbs and summer blooms. With a plentiful supply of pollen, this anemone will act as a magnet to bees and butterflies. The fairy-like blooms can also be brought indoors as charming cut flowers – dot them in bud vases around your home for long-lasting arrangements.

Cherry-red petals outlined with creamy-white ruffles and a greenish-yellow throat give Hemerocallis Night Embers dramatic appeal. Ideal for adding depth to planting schemes, this striking flower contrasts beautifully with lighter-toned blooms. The  bold tones add a layer of richness, enhancing summer borders with a luxurious finish.

With jewel-like, carmine pink flowers, Cyclamen ‘Pseudibericum’ adds glamorous colour to shady, sheltered areas in early spring. Each elongated petal is swept backwards and marked with a magenta ‘ace of spades’ shaped speck. The radiant blooms are shown to advantage by lustrous, heart-shaped foliage highlighted by silver marbling. This choice variety has been granted a prestigious Award of Garden Merit by the RHS. Thriving in moist, woodland settings, Cyclamen ‘Pseudibiricum’ is ideal for planting in drifts beneath trees for a naturalistic effect. Fill a few containers next to your front door to capitalise on the sweet scent of the flowers when you arrive home.

The breath-taking blooms of Anemone De Caen ‘The Bride’ enthral onlookers as they glide down the aisle of spring in their satin white gowns. Embodying perfect purity and simplicity, the spotless petals sparkle as the sun’s rays shine through them. Buds unfurl to reveal a soft, pale green centre which matures to charcoal grey. These elegant, airy blooms provide a bright highlight of white for containers, beds, and borders, complimenting an array of colour palettes. Exceptionally long-lasting in the vase, Anemone De Caen ‘The Bride’ will bring ethereal beauty to your floral arrangements and are an extra-special touch to wedding bouquets.

This lively mix of small-flowered red and yellow crocosmias brings splashes of cheerful colour to garden beds. Their narrow, delicate blooms provide movement and texture, custom-made for naturalistic planting schemes. This collection delivers continuous summer vibrancy, establishing a playful yet elegant atmosphere in borders and informal displays. 

Bred in Normandy, the French strain of ‘De Caen’ Anemones are prized for their delicate, silken petals, large open blooms and long, graceful stems. This collection of ‘Mixed Colours’ offers an array of the best varieties, providing a range of complimentary shades. Specially chosen to achieve a reliably rewarding display for your borders, beds, and containers, this selection includes an uplifting blend of vibrant blue, misty mauve, sparkling white and radiant red. Originally bred for the florist trade, these ‘Poppy Anemones’ make exceptional cut flowers, and this assortment delivers an instant burst of colour to enjoy in your home as well as your garden.

The wild wood anemone, with its delicate pink tinged, white petals is a magical sight in spring.  Anemone ‘Nemerosa’ forms a splendid early spring carpet, under trees and shrubs and in the dappled sunlight of woodland areas and is the recipient of a prestigious Award of Garden Merit from the RHS.

Plant the rhizomes on their longest side, just beneath the surface of your soil, which should ideally be naturally rich in leafmould and sited in cool shade.  Left undisturbed, Anemone ‘Nemerosa’ will happily naturalise and flower year after year.

Sometimes known as windflowers, these dainty beauties are part of the buttercup family and are native to Europe.

A rainbow of lavish colour, our ‘St. Brigid Mix’ of Anemones is enough to brighten even the cloudiest spring day. Filling the May ‘gap’ after the spring bulbs fade and before summer perennials hit their stride, these Anemones providing a dose of cheer for the garden during an otherwise lacklustre month. With showy blooms of multiple, rosette-like layers, the radiant flowers shine like jewels amongst borders, beds, and containers. Our assortment of ‘St. Brigid’ bulbs ranges from lilac to azure blue, and from scarlet to pure white. This kaleidoscopic collection of double blooms on long stems is ideal for filling vases around your home.