Bulbs

The tulip 'Pink Magic' has been with us for several seasons now and has rightfully become everyone's favorite. Its color transitions from light shades of pink to warm peach tones, giving it an extraordinarily tender appearance. Furthermore, the petals have fringed edges, which lend an unusual flair and airiness to the classic tulip shape. From the firm bulb you receive from us, a medium-tall plant reaching thirty to forty-five centimeters will grow during April and May. It will enliven every awakening garden with its vibrant spring colors. In spring flower beds, 'Pink Magic' stands out best in larger groups, where it fully shows its texture. Its peach-pink tones complement white daffodils or blue grape hyacinths perfectly, and it fits seamlessly into the undergrowth beneath early-sprouting shrubs. If you enjoy decorating your home with fresh flowers, you will surely fall in love with this tulip. Its sturdy stems are made for cutting into a vase; they stay fresh for a long time indoors, and the fringed blooms will make a great show in spring bouquets.

The Sir Winston Churchill daffodil has rightfully earned the title of king among daffodils. This unmistakable cultivar blooms a little later, usually during April and May, filling your garden with a strong and very pleasant fragrance. On sturdy stems that grow to a height of around fifty centimeters, you will not find just one flower, but a cluster of several smaller ones. Elegant creamy-white outer petals are perfectly complemented by a rich, double-flowered center in soft orange tones. From the green leaves grows a spring splendor that reliably attracts bees and other early pollinators. You will receive quality large bulbs from us, which will easily grow into richly flowering clumps in a sunny or partially shaded bed. In the garden, it complements earlier bulbs and sprouting perennials perfectly. Thanks to its sturdy stems and lack of need for support, it is an ideal choice for cutting. It stays fresh in a vase for a long time, and its intoxicating scent will fragrance any interior.

The Cabanna tulip is a standout member of the parrot tulip family that brings playfulness and unconventional shapes to the spring garden. These tulips are characterized by frayed and seemingly crinkled petals that curl beautifully when in full bloom. The Cabanna variety immediately catches the eye with its delicate color combination, blending shades of light pink and creamy white. On sturdy stems, it grows to a height of about forty to fifty centimeters and brings joy with its flowers during April and May. Because it is a frost-hardy bulb, it can easily withstand deep frosts. In spring compositions, it pairs perfectly with other types of bulbs or lower-growing early spring perennials, adding a soft pastel touch. If you enjoy creating spring arrangements, Cabanna will definitely not disappoint you. Its sturdy stems and long-lasting flowers are made for cutting into a vase, where they create a unique impression and bring a true spring atmosphere into your home.

The 'Sugar Crystal' tulip definitely belongs in the top ten of double-flowered tulips, and you will understand why at first glance. Its flowers offer a rich dusty rose color, with the frayed ends of the petals gently lightening to pure white. This creates a wonderful sugared effect that looks very delicate and unique in the spring garden. The plant grows to a height of about thirty to forty-five centimeters and produces rich flowers during April and May that resemble peonies from a distance. You will receive a high-quality large bulb from us, from which a strong plant will grow in the spring. This variety is made for those who love cut flowers. It stays firm in a vase and maintains its attractive shape for a long time, so you can easily create rich spring bouquets with it. In the garden, it complements lower perennials that lack color in the spring months perfectly, or creates a stunning contrast alongside simple white flowers.

The Copper Image tulip brings infinite splendor in warm, earthy tones to the spring garden. Its unusual, full flowers stand out with a play of copper, dusty rose, and salmon colors, which reliably enliven any space. Throughout April and May, these saturated colors gradually fade into soft pastel shades. Thus, every day in the flower bed offers a slightly different, yet always charming, sight. Furthermore, the flowers are pleasantly fragrant and grow to a height of thirty to forty-five centimeters. This extraordinary piece will certainly elevate every spring garden to a higher level. In flower beds, it works excellently in mixed plantings in the sun or partial shade, where it nicely complements other spring flowers in white, cream, or, conversely, deep burgundy colors. Florists love to reach for it because of its fullness and longevity in a vase.

The spring garden gains an unmistakable romantic touch with the 'Double Sugar' tulip. The full, richly layered blooms of this cultivar feature a beautiful pastel pink shade that transitions smoothly to white toward the center. Their shape and color somewhat resemble sweet cotton candy, and they also have a lovely fragrance. Standing on sturdy stems thirty to forty-five centimeters tall, they bloom throughout April and May. You will receive the largest bulbs directly from us, which guarantees truly rich flowering in the very first season. In garden beds, they form beautiful compositions with early-flowering perennials and perfectly complement fresh spring greenery. They look their best when planted in rich clumps at the edges of mixed borders. The flowers are made for cutting into vases, where they remain fresh for many days. Florists love this variety for creating delicate wedding decorations and festive spring arrangements, to which it adds necessary volume and elegance.

Blue garlic (Allium caeruleum) catches the eye at first glance with its pure sky-blue flowers, which look quite extraordinary in a summer garden. It originates from the vast steppes north of the Caspian Sea, giving it natural resilience. From the supplied bulbs, dense spherical flower heads with a diameter of approximately four centimeters will grow on stems forty to sixty centimeters tall during June and July. Its fragrant flowers are literally a magnet for bees, bumblebees, and butterflies. In the garden, this edible species works perfectly in gravel and steppe plantings. It pairs beautifully with shorter ornamental grasses and sun-loving perennials, providing an interesting color contrast. Florists enjoy using this garlic in summer bouquets because it stays fresh in a vase for a full fourteen days. In addition, the spherical heads are easy to dry for dried arrangements, where they retain their eye-catching shape for a long time.

The Creme Upstar tulip is a magnificent double-flowered cultivar that brings soft colors and a romantic mood to spring flower beds. It captures attention primarily with its rich, powder-effect blooms, where peach tones blend seamlessly with delicate pink streaks. Growing to a height of about thirty to forty-five centimeters, it opens flowers resembling small peonies above fresh green leaves throughout April and May. In the garden, this tulip works excellently in mixed plantings, where it harmonizes with other early-flowering species. It thrives naturally in both sunny spots and partial shade. The sturdy stems do not require support and easily withstand rain, making this variety perfect for cutting. It can bring joy for many days in a vase, and its peach shades will brighten any spring bouquet.

Purple tulips have always been among the most popular spring flowers, and the Paradero variety clearly shows why. Enthusiastic gardeners will especially appreciate its unusual and deep dark purple color. It forms classically shaped flowers about five to six centimeters in size, which open during April and May. In the flower bed, it reaches a height of up to fifty centimeters and serves as a great base for colorful spring compositions. It will look best if you plant the bulbs close together in rich clusters, where they will create a continuous colorful surface contrasting with the fresh spring green of the leaves. Thanks to its long and sturdy stem, Paradero also finds wide application in floristry. It is a great choice for spring bouquets, to which it immediately adds depth and a sense of calm elegance. The flowers stay beautiful in a vase for a long time and are eye-catching even when placed alone in a glass container on a table. We deliver the largest available bulbs to our customers, which will reward you with healthy and distinctive flowers as early as the spring.

The 'Zantucharme' tulip is, in our opinion, an exclusive tulip. A soft peach-orange color and a full bloom—simply beautiful. 'Zantucharme' will enchant you not only with its unmistakable appearance but also with its very pleasant scent. Dark green leaves provide the perfect contrast to the rich blooms, which grow to a height of about forty centimeters. It is a bulbous plant, so you will receive a high-quality large bulb from us, ready for autumn planting directly into the flower bed. 'Zantucharme' blooms during April and May, bringing beautiful warm tones to the spring garden. It stands out most in group plantings alongside other spring flowers, where it creates a truly rich color spectacle. It is also an absolutely ideal choice for growers who like to cut flowers for home vases. Its sturdy stems and full, fragrant blooms stay fresh indoors for a long time and will reliably brighten up any table.

We discovered parrot tulips recently and fell in love with them at first sight! The twisted leaves add new texture to bouquets and flower beds. They look most beautiful even when fading, when they grow to the size of a palm. You really only need a few to create a wonderful effect. Tulip Professor Röntgen with a light orange center and deep orange tips of the petals with green veining.

The Thalia narcissus is a delicate and delightful piece that brings unique elegance to the spring garden. In April and May, two to three smaller flowers bloom on each of its stems. The pure white color may seem simple at first glance, but with this narcissus, it is 100% true that the greatest beauty lies in simplicity. The plant reaches a height of thirty to forty centimeters and fits perfectly into spring flower beds, where it beautifully complements colorful bulbs or lower perennials. In addition to being a feast for the eyes, it also offers a wonderful fragrance that reliably attracts the first spring bees and other pollinators looking for food after winter. Thalia is also absolutely invaluable for cutting. Florists love it and very often include it in wedding bouquets or delicate spring arrangements, to which it adds lightness and purity.

The 'Mount Tacoma' tulip is popular for its rich, full blooms that resemble fluffy peonies at first glance. It is a pure white, double-flowered tulip adorned with occasional delicate green veining and a creamy center. In the garden bed, it grows to a height of thirty to forty-five centimeters and blooms during April and May. Compared to many other white cultivars, it opens a little later, making it perfect for a succession-blooming bed where it beautifully follows earlier varieties. Its sturdy stems and full blooms stand out not only in group plantings but are also absolutely ideal as cut flowers for vases. At home, you can create rich spring bouquets that will brighten up any table. In the garden, the white color of this variety easily creates a harmonious transition between more colorful perennials.

The first rays of spring and gradually blooming tulips are among the most anticipated moments of the entire gardening year. The Apricot Pride tulip brings very warm tones of apricot color with a light touch of pink to this beautiful season, which looks extraordinarily cheerful, warm, and optimistic. It forms classic, firmly and symmetrically shaped chalices on long, strong stems, making it a highly reliable and popular flower for spring flowerbeds. We send our customers beautifully matured bulbs intended for direct planting. Once you safely place them in the soil in autumn, you can calmly look forward to their spectacular spring awakening. The vibrant pastel shades of this cultivar open up very wide possibilities for creating spring garden compositions. In flowerbeds, it creates a magical spectacle especially next to pure white daffodils, deep blue hyacinths, or small squills. Thanks to it, the whole garden acquires a very gentle and romantic touch. Furthermore, the strong green stems withstand April winds and unexpected rain very well, so the flowers themselves stay in perfect condition for a long time. Tulips are also an absolutely essential part of spring floristry and home decoration. You just need to cut Apricot Pride in time, place it in a glass vase, and you will instantly have a wonderful, vibrant bouquet that will reliably brighten up any room.

The 'Verona' tulip represents the absolute top among spring bulbs thanks to its magnificent creamy and pastel-yellow coloring. Its flowers offer the most beautiful creamy shade, which will brighten up every corner of your garden in the spring months. With a height of around forty to forty-five centimeters, it forms elegant and sturdy stems that easily withstand spring weather. 'Verona' is a wonderful choice for a flower bed, but its true strength is shown when cut for vases. It is highly valued in floristry because it stays fresh for a very long time and its luxurious appearance easily surpasses even roses or peonies. The flowers also have a pleasant scent, making them a perfect choice for spring bouquets to fragrance your home. It fits perfectly into mixed plantings along with other spring flowers, where its neutral pastel tones beautifully calm and tie the overall composition together.

The Geranium daffodil reliably brightens up every spring garden. It develops small, simple flowers with a smaller orange center and rounded, pure white petals. On every sturdy stem, which grows to a height of thirty-five to forty-five centimeters, it bears three or more flowers, rewarding you multiple times over. Its deep green leaves complete its overall fresh look. The bulbs you receive from us will grow into strong perennials, popular for their enchanting fragrance. In the spring, these aromatic flowers act as a huge magnet for bees, bumblebees, and other awakening pollinators. Geranium stands out beautifully in spring beds in groups or as an underplanting beneath deciduous shrubs, where it thrives in sun and partial shade. It complements other spring bulbs perfectly. If you enjoy creating bouquets, you will fall in love with this daffodil. Its sturdy stems do not need support and stay fresh in a vase for a long time, bringing a piece of awakening nature directly into your home.

The White Medal narcissus brings freshness and purity to the spring garden. There are never enough white narcissi, and this cultivar will also surprise you with its full blooms. The petals are slightly pointed, and each layer of florets is slightly offset, creating a rich shape reminiscent of a rosette. The pure white color contrasts beautifully with the deep green leaves and will reliably brighten any corner from March to May. It grows to a height of about thirty to forty-five centimeters, making it an ideal choice for mixed spring flower beds. You will receive a high-quality, large bulb, which, once planted in the soil, provides a strong foundation for rich flowering. In the garden, this narcissus complements colorful tulips or grape hyacinths perfectly, creating a classic spring combination. It is also excellent for cutting into spring bouquets. It stays fresh in a vase for a long time, and the sturdy stems hold their shape well, so you can easily bring a piece of awakening nature into your home. The flowers are unscented, which you will appreciate if you prefer bouquets without a strong aroma.

Subtle transitions of salmon, pink, and apricot colors make the 'Apricot Beauty' tulip one of the most popular cultivars for spring gardens. Its classically shaped flowers on sturdy stems look incredibly fragile, yet they easily withstand spring weather fluctuations. The total height of the plant is around forty centimeters, which makes it suitable for planting in the middle sections of beds or along paths. It looks very good in large groups, where the pastel shade of the flowers and their delicate fragrance, which attracts the first spring insects, stand out to the fullest. We send customers the largest available bulbs with a 12+ designation. The size of the bulb is key to spring flowering; from these strong bulbs, you will get the most robust stems and the richest flowers. Florists love to use this tulip in both colorful and single-species arrangements. If you like cutting flowers for a vase, apricot tulips in combination with white baby's breath or green fillers will create a delicate and elegant decoration that will bring you joy at home for many days.

Daffodil 'Young Devotion' brings irresistible charm and an intoxicating scent to the spring garden. It excels with one to two flowers on a single sturdy stem, which reach a height of around thirty-five centimeters. Their full and lush shape can, at first glance, strikingly resemble small peonies. They are adorned with pure white petals with a prominent orange center, creating a beautiful spring contrast to the fresh green leaves. Precisely because of such full and rich flowers, it is good to choose a location that will be at least partially protected from heavy spring rain. You will receive a high-quality bulb from us, which you just need to plant in the soil, where it will provide many years of joy. In the garden, this daffodil will become an unmissable highlight of spring beds. It stands out perfectly in mixed plantings alongside early tulips, grape hyacinths, or small shrubs. During April and May, it serves as a reliable attraction for the first bees and bumblebees. It will also bring great joy to all who like to cut flowers for a vase. Its sturdy stems and fragrant flowers add volume and freshness to every bouquet.

The spring snowflake is a native woodland perennial. It grows naturally in moist mixed and floodplain forests and is a protected species. It thrives in the moist environment of stream and river banks. In such settings, it spreads well on its own into large colonies. The leaves appear together with the flowers, and the plants die back relatively soon after finishing blooming. The drooping bell-shaped flowers grow singly, or rarely in pairs. It propagates best by dividing clumps immediately after flowering.

Allium stipitatum 'Mount Everest' is a remarkable result of Dutch breeding that brings an extraordinary architectural element to the garden. Its individual snow-white florets with narrow petals form giant, shapely spheres. You will receive the largest bulbs, which will grow into sturdy, upright stems reaching a height of over one meter. These easily withstand wind and do not require support. The white flower heads are accompanied by typical green leaves that emit a characteristic aroma. In the garden, this variety is absolutely unmissable, especially in larger groups. It attracts attention in May and June and perfectly softens plantings of ornamental grasses or colorful perennials. The flowers act as a magnet for bees, bumblebees, and butterflies, and are also edible, making them perfect for playful food garnishing. The sturdy stems stay fresh for a long time in a vase and are excellent for drying into dried arrangements. It is definitely worth leaving the faded heads in the garden, where they look beautiful in winter when covered in frost.

Allium 'Miami' is among the most popular ornamental bulbous plants. The 'Miami' cultivar excels in its extraordinary color, sturdy growth, and height of 80 to 100 centimeters. During May and June, it creates semi-spherical inflorescences in dark violet to purple-red tones. Compared to classic round alliums, it has a looser structure, which gives it a highly attractive, naturalistic look. Its striking heads harmonize perfectly with simple green leaves, and the entire plant is also pleasantly aromatic. In flower beds, it acts as a great vertical element that you can easily combine with ornamental grasses and smaller sun-loving flowers. The flowers act as a magnet for bees and bumblebees and will surprise you with their edibility – they make an original garnish for open-faced sandwiches or summer salads. Thanks to their sturdy, straight stems, Allium is excellent for cutting into fresh bouquets. It retains its eye-catching appearance for the rest of the year, whether you choose to dry the inflorescences or leave them in the garden as decoration for winter frosts and snow. You will receive top-quality bulbs from us, fully prepared for immediate planting.

A new arrival for 2019 and our favorite from the start! The purple petals end with a very thin white trim, which gives it endless flair. That's why it is our number one for this year.