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The fringed edges of the petals make the Queensland tulip an unmissable element of spring days. The flowers captivate at first glance with their extraordinary texture and bear a magnificent palette of pink tones. The base consists of a deeper pink color that fades to very light pastel shades at the edges. The result is exceptionally delicate, unique, and brings a sense of lightness to the garden. They bloom on sturdy green stems about forty centimeters high during April and May. The Queensland tulip is guaranteed to transform any spring flower bed if you plant it in generous quantities. For maximum impact, plant the bulbs in larger groups, where they will create a rich, colorful carpet together. It fits perfectly into mixed plantings, where it will be well accompanied by lower spring perennials and other types of tulips. In addition to its beauty in the garden, it also offers a wide range of uses for lovers of cut flowers. Its fringed petals and romantic coloring make it a huge favorite for wedding floristry and the creation of spring bouquets. It looks very gentle in a vase and maintains its fresh appearance for a long time.

The 'Apricot Parrot' tulip belongs to the unusual group of parrot tulips that won us over with their unrestrained appearance. Finely fringed petals bring an entirely different texture to the garden than what we are used to with classic varieties. The flower itself offers an amazing play of colors, where a pure white center transitions into a distinct fuchsia with surprising green details. During the spring, the coloration gradually changes through apricot and orange tones. From the supplied bulbs, stems about fifty centimeters tall grow without the need for support, ending in large fragrant flowers. These are most attractive exactly when they fully open and reach the size of a human palm. In garden compositions, they reliably complement other spring bulbs and bring color and plenty of life to empty spaces, as they willingly feed the awakening bees. We also like to cut parrot varieties for bouquets. Even a very small number of stems creates an unmissable element in a vase.

The Super Parrot tulip is strikingly similar to our favorite, Madonna, and brings an unmissable element to the spring garden. It is a typical parrot tulip characterized by playful, heavily ruffled, and seemingly crinkled petals. Its coloration is a refreshing green-and-white variegated combination, where tones of pure white and lime green blend together. This creates an unusual look that perfectly complements any flower bed. In the spring, during April and May, it produces flowers at a height of about thirty to forty-five centimeters and has a pleasant fragrance. Super Parrot pairs well with other spring bulbs and perennials, looking perfectly natural in the landscape. If you enjoy decorating your home with cut flowers, you will surely love this tulip. Its unusual shapes add interesting structure to spring bouquets, and it stays beautiful in a vase for a long time. Furthermore, it is also excellently suited for popular spring forcing.

The Foxtrot tulip brings delicate beauty to the spring garden with its large flowers in pastel pink and white shades. It is an extremely popular spring bulb that does not need any support and fits perfectly into mixed perennial flowerbeds, where it beautifully complements earlier flowering species. Foxtrot is notable not only for its fluffy appearance but also for its very pleasant fragrance, which attracts the first spring pollinators, such as bees and bumblebees, during April and May. Thanks to its strong stems and beautifully shaped flowers, it is absolutely ideal for cutting. It stays fresh in a vase for a relatively long time and reliably softens every spring bouquet. You will enjoy this short-lived perennial without much worry; the plant does not require special care and will bring joy even to complete beginners. Just place the bulb in the soil in the autumn, and a wonderful pastel spectacle awaits you in the spring.

Fringed petal edges and lush, full blooms make the Sensual Touch tulip a truly exceptional sight. It is one of our favorite varieties, and once you see it in bloom, you will immediately understand why. Throughout April and May, it brings warm tones of orange, apricot, and yellow to the flowerbed, which together create a very cheerful and warm effect. The flowers are so filled with petals that at first glance they resemble peonies, and they stand firmly on stems reaching about half a meter in height. Sensual Touch perfectly enlivens any spring planting. You can place it in smaller groups in a sunny spot or in partial shade, where it works excellently in combination with blue or purple bulbs. In addition to garden beauty, you also get the perfect material for creating bouquets, as this tulip lasts unusually long in a vase and its heads open into amazing shapes. We sell large, high-quality bulbs intended for planting directly into the soil. This variety will make a great show in your garden without requiring any complex gardening knowledge.

The double-flowered Danceline tulip brings an unprecedented play of colors and shapes to the spring garden. It is a truly interesting piece among our new arrivals. Its delicate, translucent white petals appear fragile and very clean. Before the flower fully opens, its buds are adorned with striking green streaks. Only after it unfolds does its true secret reveal itself, as the inside of the petals hides a surprising pink-burgundy painting. This medium-height tulip reaches a height of forty to fifty centimeters and forms sturdy green stems. For this reason, it is highly sought after for creating cut bouquets, to which it lends an unconventional look. In flower beds, it pairs beautifully with shorter spring plants and stands out best when planted in groups in sunny or partially shaded locations. You will receive a high-quality, large bulb to plant in the soil, from which a magnificent flower will be born in the spring.

A deep yellow double-flowered tulip with a very fine strip of red on the edges. The centers of the outer petals are colored green. It looks extraordinary and lasts a really long time in a vase.

The 'Fun for Two' tulip perfectly combines the soft pastel colors of spring. It offers a beautiful transition of color from yellow to cream, which reliably brightens even slightly shaded areas of your garden. Each petal carries the same shade, giving the entire flower a clean and polished shape. The flowers open during April and May on sturdy stems reaching a height of just under half a meter. From us, you will receive only the highest quality large bulbs, which will grow into vital plants with deep green leaves in the spring. In the flower bed, its creamy yellow tones complement blue grape hyacinths or darker varieties of other spring flowers perfectly. It also beautifully revives budding perennials and lower shrubs. The sturdy stems are tailor-made for cut bouquets and spring decorations. Because the flowers retain their shape well, they stay fresh in a vase for a long time and bring a spring atmosphere directly into your home.

The Easter Born narcissus will enchant you at first glance with its fresh colors that resemble a delicious lemon sorbet. Its shape and fullness of the flower are very similar to the popular 'White Medal' cultivar, but it brings its own playful element to the spring garden. Its pure white petals irregularly blend with a soft, pastel-yellow center, creating a truly interesting and unique effect. On sturdy stems about forty centimeters high, it looks very elegant and will become an unmissable decoration of spring flower beds. Strong perennials will grow from the bulbs, blooming in April and May, and their delicate fragrance will reliably enliven the waking garden. They stand out beautifully in combination with other spring bulbs, whether in full sun or light partial shade under trees. If you enjoy creating lively bouquets, you will definitely love this narcissus. The sturdy stems are made for cutting, and the fresh lemon-white flowers add lightness and spring energy to every vase.

The Chromacolor daffodil catches the eye immediately with its perfect color contrast. Its large flowers consist of pure white petals surrounding a prominent, deep orange central cup. It grows to a height of about forty to fifty centimeters, making it hard to miss in a spring garden. In addition to its eye-catching appearance, you will be surprised by its delicate fragrance, which strikingly resembles roses. It successfully combines the elegance of classic daffodils with a modern touch, forming an unmistakable part of spring landscapes. In flower beds, it looks best in the company of other early-flowering bulbs or low-growing perennials. The flowers appear during April and May and serve as a welcome first source of food for waking bees and other beneficial pollinators. Chromacolor is an ideal choice for lovers of spring decorations and fresh bouquets. The sturdy stems do not need support, are perfect for cutting, and will beautifully scent your home for many days in a vase.

The 'Ippon' tulip is a spring classic that will reliably enliven any garden. From April to May, it produces beautiful, subtly fragrant flowers on sturdy stems thirty to forty-five centimeters high. Fragrance is not entirely common in tulips, making this variety a welcome addition to spring beds. The green leaves create a nice contrast to the flowers, and the entire plant has a very cohesive look. The flowers are a rich source of food for waking bees and bumblebees. Thanks to its height and strength, 'Ippon' is perfectly suited for cutting. It is best to harvest the stems for a vase when the buds are fully colored but still closed. We send our customers the largest bulbs, which will grow into strong and vital plants in the spring. In the garden, it looks great in combination with other spring bulbs or as a foreground planting for lower shrubs, where it thrives in both sun and light partial shade.

A double daffodil with a pure white center and edges—this is a must-have! The stems are very slender and tall, with 1-2 blooms flowering on each. White Marvel looks very delicate, elegant, and noble among daffodils; it is beautifully suited for weddings.

The Gravetye Giant summer snowflake is a charming wild perennial native to Western, Central, and Southern Europe, bringing subtle beauty and freshness to the spring garden. Compared to the more familiar spring snowflake, it is much taller, reaching heights of forty to sixty centimeters, and it blooms somewhat later. From April to June, it produces slender, bell-shaped flowers in a pure white color, which are also pleasantly fragrant. Its deep green leaves remain attractive in the garden for a long time, even as the plant naturally retreats underground for the summer. It thrives in the garden in moister spots in partial shade or sun and combines perfectly with plants like bleeding hearts or other moisture-loving species. It is also well-suited for planting in containers and pots; you just need to ensure the soil never dries out. During flowering, the snowflake is a great attractant for bees and other pollinators, offering them valuable food. Although the plant is poisonous, a major advantage is that it is avoided by diseases and pests. Sturdy stems with white flowers are also ideal for cutting; they last a long time fresh in a vase and will fill your home with a spring atmosphere.

A soft variant of the Gudoshnik Double tulip. In terms of color, it is a mix of various shades, so you will appreciate it most in larger quantities and in a group. Ranging from salmon and red-pink to creamy white. It will definitely create an energetic and cheerful flowerbed.

The 'Replete' daffodil brightens up every garden in spring with its full blooms that attract attention from afar. A typical feature of this cultivar is the combination of pure white outer petals and a richly ruffled center in apricot-pink to soft salmon shades. You will receive a high-quality bulb, fourteen to sixteen centimeters in circumference, which is simply ready to be planted in the soil. 'Replete' looks excellent in mixed plantings alongside grape hyacinths, early tulips, or under deciduous shrubs, where it creates a colorful carpet. Its full blooms are very popular for cutting for vases. If you enjoy creating spring bouquets, these daffodils will bring you joy at home and also gently scent your interior. Early in the spring, the blooming daffodils are also a very welcome and important food source for the first waking bees and bumblebees.

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 Victoria's Secret belongs among the late-flowering tulips. The dark burgundy color and long stems look beautiful both in a vase and in the flower bed.

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 charming even when fading, when they grow to the size of a palm. You really only need a few to create a wonderful effect. And the Madonna tulip is the most beautiful of all parrots. Giant ivory-colored flowers have delicate green veining and a tender golden center.

The Coral Pride tulip is a true spring classic that brings fresh and vibrant tones to flower beds. It stands out with elegant flowers in a rich coral-pink color, held on sturdy, straight stems. The classic flower shape unfolds fully during spring days and creates a wonderful contrast with the dark green leaves. We send our customers healthy bulbs that will ensure a charming display in the following season after being planted in the soil. In the garden, this tulip is ideal for colorful spring compositions. It harmonizes perfectly with other bulbous plants such as daffodils, grape hyacinths, or other tulip varieties in pastel colors. It also looks great in group plantings under deciduous shrubs, where its striking color stands out beautifully. Additionally, the sturdy stems make the Coral Pride variety an absolutely ideal flower for cutting. It is best to harvest them for a vase when the bud is fully colored but still closed. In the home, a fresh spring bouquet will bring you joy for more than a week, and the early flowers provide valuable food for the first pollinators.

Fritillaria uva-vulpis is a smaller bulbous plant that will delight you in the spring with its original appearance. In April and May, it produces bell-shaped flowers on twenty to thirty-centimeter tall stems in chestnut brown shades with a purple tint and a distinctive yellowish rim. Green to grey-green leaves delicately complement the plant's overall structure. It is one of the least demanding fritillaries, making it perfect for natural plantings as well as classic spring flower beds where it spreads well. Early in the spring, its flowers attract bees, bumblebees, and other insects, providing them with a valuable source of nectar. From us, you will receive healthy bulbs that will reliably survive even hard frosts. You can confidently use the bell-shaped flowers for your first spring bouquets; they look very playful in a vase and complement other smaller bulbous plants perfectly.

Misty Glen is an all-white daffodil. The petals are slightly pointed, and the center (corona) is long, elongated, and jagged at the ends.

A beautiful and unusual single tulip. The flowers are blackberry-red, and the petal tips are orange to apricot. An interesting variety!

The most beautiful daffodil we have discovered so far and this year's new arrival. The flower is larger than most daffodils and its shape resembles an amaryllis—that in itself is the bomb, but we're not stopping there! The color is creamy white, the center tending towards soft yellow with a prominent pistil as a dominant feature. And finally! It smells like lilacs. Made for wedding floristry; we are absolutely floored.

The 'Barr’s Purple' crocus is one of the first messengers of spring that will reliably enliven a garden tired after winter. This tiny, roughly ten-centimeter-tall gem blooms as early as February and March. Deep green leaves soon sprout from the bulbs, followed by a flood of flowers in gentle lilac and light purple shades. It is excellent for naturalizing under deciduous trees and shrubs, but it also looks absolutely magical in lawns, where it willingly creates carpets of purple flowers when planted in larger groups. Especially at the end of winter, despite its low growth, it creates an incredible effect and attracts the attention not only of people but also of the first bees and bumblebees, for whom it represents a very important source of food. Crocuses thrive in both sun and partial shade and complement other early-flowering bulbs such as snowdrops or winter aconites perfectly.

Triteleias are charming and delicate bulbous perennials. A cluster of airy bell-shaped flowers grows from thin yet strong stems. Originally a North American perennial, it appreciates a sunny spot in the garden. It will look excellent accompanied by drought-loving thymes, aromatic herbs, and low grasses. Triteleia Silver Queen has white flowers with a darker central stripe. The florets open wide, creating the impression of little stars.

The 'Blue Giant' variety of Siberian squill is a small spring bulb that brings some of the first colors to gardens after a long winter. It originally comes from the mountainous regions of Asia Minor and reached Europe as early as the sixteenth century. Bright blue flowers with a striking white center grow from the small bulbs in early spring. Although it belongs to the lower-growing species, the 'Blue Giant' cultivar lives up to its name and excels with slightly larger flowers than are common for Siberian squills. Especially when planted in larger groups, it creates an impressive sight. It is perfectly suited as an underplanting for deciduous trees and shrubs, where spring sunlight can still easily reach. It also looks very nice in natural meadows or directly in a manicured lawn, where it willingly spreads over time to form dense carpets. Because it blooms as early as March, it serves as an extremely important source of the first nectar for awakening bees, bumblebees, and other insects. It complements other early-blooming bulbs, such as snowdrops or early daffodils, creating a varied spring mosaic in the flower bed.

Daffodil flowers are the first signs of spring for many gardeners. Waylon features luxurious, layered flowers in shades of copper and orange with darker centers.

A great bulbous plant in our opinion, which shouldn't be missing from any cutting garden. It blooms later than tulips and daffodils, filling the empty space in the flowerbed before the annuals arrive. The stems of the Persian Fritillary can reach up to 100 cm in height, so we recommend planting them in the back sections of flowerbeds. Plant in autumn in groups of several bulbs, 15 to 20 cm deep.

Grape hyacinths are hardy, clump-forming small bulbous plants. They spread on their own in flower beds and are also suitable for planting in lawns or, conversely, for growing in containers.

Allium 'Cameleon' is a charming bulbous plant that lives up to its name, creating a subtle color transformation in the flower bed. While its small inflorescences are initially a deeper old-rose shade, they slowly fade over time to pure white with light pink veining. The flowers on their sturdy stems look very delicate in the garden and stand out best in mixed steppe flower beds or rock gardens, where they create harmony with lower-growing ornamental grasses. Alliums are generally a great draw for insects, and both bees and butterflies seek out their flowers with preference. If you enjoy creating your own bouquets, you will certainly appreciate using Allium in floristry. The inflorescences look wonderful in early summer arrangements and will bring you joy in a vase for up to fourteen days.

A great bulbous plant in our opinion, which shouldn't be missing from any cutting garden. It blooms later than tulips and daffodils, filling the empty space in the flowerbed before the annuals arrive. The spikes of the Persian Fritillary can reach up to 100 cm in height, so we recommend planting them in the back sections of flowerbeds. Plant in autumn in groups of several bulbs, 15 to 20 cm deep.