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Scilla peruviana is a true statement plant for the late spring garden. Each bulb produces an impressive, dome-shaped flower head made up of dozens of star-shaped blooms in rich violet-blue shades. The flowers open gradually from the centre, giving a long-lasting display that holds its colour for weeks.. Held on sturdy stems above broad, glossy green leaves, the blooms create a bold and architectural look that works beautifully in borders, gravel gardens and large containers. Native to the Mediterranean, Scilla peruviana thrives in sunny positions with free-draining soil and copes well with dry conditions once established. Over time, the bulbs slowly increase in size, producing even more spectacular displays each year.. Why you’ll love it. Large, dome-shaped flower heads in deep violet-blue. Long flowering period as blooms open gradually. Excellent for sunny borders, rock gardens and pots. Drought tolerant once established. Reliable and long-lived with minimal care. Planting & Care details. Height: 15–30 cm. Spread: around 12 cm. Flowering time: Late spring. Planting depth: 12–15 cm. Spacing: around 12 cm apart. Position: Full sun. Soil: Well-drained. Bulb size: 12/+. Add Scilla peruviana to your garden for a bold burst of Mediterranean colour that brings structure, drama and lasting beauty to late spring displays.

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Peony Quitzin is one of those rare varieties that immediately stands apart from the rest of the border. The enormous double blooms emerge in unusual green-yellow shades before softening into layers of cream, pale butter yellow, and warm champagne tones. Deep within the flower, subtle peach colouring adds extra depth and complexity, giving each bloom an almost hand-painted appearance.. The flowers are densely packed and heavily petalled, forming large rounded blooms that feel both dramatic and refined at the same time. As the buds gradually open over several days, the colouring continues to evolve, making the plant visually interesting from the very first bud stage through to full flower.. Flowering late in the peony season, ‘Quitzin’ extends the display well into early summer and combines beautifully with soft pastel perennials and darker foliage plants. Mature plants reach around 80–90 cm tall and produce strong stems with healthy dark green foliage that remains attractive long after flowering has finished.. Originally bred by Swedish hybridiser Harald Fawkner, this uncommon peony is particularly valued by collectors for its rare colour palette and distinctive flower form. The blooms also carry a light, fresh fragrance that feels crisp rather than overly sweet.. Peony ‘Quitzin’ prefers a sunny spot with fertile, free-draining soil. Like all herbaceous peonies, it rewards patience and settles into an increasingly impressive plant over time. For reliable flowering, plant the eyes shallowly with only a light covering of soil above them.. We supply large bare root peonies with 3–5 eyes, selected for strong establishment and dependable garden performance.. Learn more about how to grow peonies

Tulip Daniella is a graceful species tulip with slender, pointed flowers in vivid mauve-pink, each petal marked by a striking crimson-red flame. In sunshine the blooms open wide into elegant star shapes, while in cooler or cloudier weather they remain narrow and upright, giving the planting a constantly changing character through the day.. Belonging to the Tulipa clusiana group, often known as Lady Tulips, ‘Daniella’ has a lighter and more natural appearance than larger hybrid tulips. The refined flowers rise above narrow grey-green foliage on compact stems reaching around 20–25 cm tall, making this variety especially well suited to the front of borders, gravel gardens, alpine planting, and containers.. Unlike many modern tulips, this species variety is valued for its ability to naturalise successfully in the garden. Given a sunny position and sharply drained soil, the bulbs gradually multiply and return year after year with very little maintenance. Its origins in dry, rocky regions make it particularly reliable in warmer and drier conditions where larger tulips often struggle to perennialise.. Flowering in mid to late spring, Tulip ‘Daniella’ looks especially effective planted in generous drifts where the vivid colouring and star-like blooms can be appreciated fully. The flowers also attract attention for their changing appearance in different light conditions, glowing almost fluorescent pink-red in bright spring sunshine.. A charming and long-lived tulip for naturalistic planting schemes and collectors of botanical tulips alike.

Jumbo Amaryllis Quito is a distinctive variety valued for its expressive flower shape and contemporary colour. Rather than the classic rounded form, it produces open, star-shaped blooms made up of slim, pointed petals. This gives the flowers a sculptural, slightly untamed look that brings movement and personality to indoor displays.. The colouring reinforces its modern character. Deep red tones are layered with subtle green undertones, creating depth and variation rather than a solid, uniform red. The result feels bold and dramatic, yet refreshingly different from traditional seasonal amaryllis.. Designed for indoor growing, this variety remains neatly proportioned, producing sturdy stems that reach around 50 cm in height. It is well suited to pots placed on tables, shelves or bright windowsills, where the flowers can be enjoyed without the plant becoming top-heavy. Plant the bulb with part of the neck left above the soil surface and place it in a warm, well-lit position. Water sparingly until growth appears, then keep the compost lightly moist. Under typical indoor conditions, flowering usually begins around 6 to 8 weeks after planting.

Scilla litardierei is a graceful and reliable late spring bloomer that fills the garden with soft, calming shades of blue. Each slender stem carries a cone-shaped cluster of delicate, star-like flowers in gentle violet-blue tones. Flowering just as tulips and daffodils begin to fade, it helps extend the spring display beautifully into early summer.. Compact and elegant, this scilla is ideal for naturalising in lawns, rock gardens and at the front of borders. It also performs very well in containers or planted around shrubs, where it slowly multiplies to form charming drifts of colour. Once established, Scilla litardierei needs very little attention and will return year after year with dependable results.. Why you’ll love it. Soft violet-blue flower spikes in late spring. Perfect for naturalising and informal planting. Compact habit ideal for borders, lawns and containers. Easy to grow and long-lived. Attractive to bees and early pollinators. Planting & Care details. Height: 15–20 cm. Spread: 10–15 cm. Flowering time: Late spring. Planting depth: 10–12 cm. Spacing: 10–15 cm apart. Position: Full sun or partial shade. Soil: Well-drained. Bulb size: 6/+. Plant Scilla litardierei for a soft wash of blue that gently bridges the gap between spring and early summer, adding natural beauty with very little effort.

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Tulip Greenland is a distinctive Viridiflora tulip celebrated for its elegant fusion of soft pink petals and fresh green markings. Each bloom opens in a warm blush tone, delicately feathered with vivid green flames that remain visible throughout the flowering period. This persistent green striping gives the variety its signature character and a refined, almost painterly quality in the spring garden.. Belonging to the Viridiflora group, Tulip Greenland is valued for its sturdy stems and long-lasting blooms. Flowering in mid to late spring, it performs reliably in typical British conditions, holding both colour and form even during cooler or unsettled weather. The flowers open gracefully without becoming loose or floppy, maintaining a poised, upright appearance in borders and mixed plantings.. At approximately 45–50 cm tall, it integrates beautifully among perennials and other spring bulbs. The colouring pairs effortlessly with whites, soft lilacs, deeper purples, and muted pastels, while mass plantings allow the green tones to create a subtle yet striking effect.. Plant top-sized bulbs in autumn once soil temperatures have cooled, in well-drained soil and a position receiving full sun to light shade. Larger bulbs are especially important for Viridiflora tulips, ensuring stronger stems, fuller blooms, and consistent first-season performance.. Tulip Greenland offers a rare combination of sophistication, resilience, and dependable return in favourable garden conditions, a variety that feels both timeless and refreshingly modern.