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  Tulip Cartouche

  Another double peony, tulip Cartouche features a delightfully frivolous bloom, splashed and striped in delicious colour combinations of white, and light and dark pinks. As the Read More »
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  Puschkinia Libanotica (Striped Squill)

  Puschkinia Libanotica, also known as Striped Squill, is a very pretty little flower characterised by pale blue bell-like blooms with deep blue stripes. Growing to a Read More »
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  Tulip Strawberry Fields Collection

  Create your very own Strawberry Fields with these beautiful Darwin tulips. We have hand-picked a selection of hardy, tall varieties that will offer a stunning display Read More »
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  Tulip Orange Princess

  Tulip Orange Princess is a ravishing double peony-style tulip in the most gorgeous shades of sunset colours – rich orange petals flamed with a deep reddish Read More »
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  Tulip Jonquieres

  Tulip Jonquieres is a gorgeous, long-lasting double tulip featuring a frothy abundance of cream petals flecked with magenta accents that bleed out to bright pink as Read More »
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  Mini Daffodil February Gold

  Could anything be more Spring-like than the sight of golden daffodils swaying in the breeze? And this award-wining early blooming classic can bring some early Spring Read More »
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  Daffodil British Gamble

  Finally, a true pink trumpet Daffodil! Daffodil British Gamble is a huge, showy variety characterised by large white flowers with a flanged, frilly trumpet that gradually Read More »
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  Tulip Pretty Princess

  A very special Rembrandt tulip, Pretty Princess is a strain of one of the oldest and most popular tulip varieties ever grown and cultivated in the Read More »
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  Hyacinth Royal Navy

  One glance is all it takes to see that this is no run-of-the-mill hyacinth. Royal Navy has been cultivated and grown by one of the best Read More »
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  Allium Summer Drummer

  Introduced as late as 2006, Summer Drummer is the latest blooming and tallest of all the Alliums. Growing to an incredible 150cm, Summer Drummer is characterised Read More »