Mixed Bulbs Saver Collection

Celebrate spring colour with this versatile selection of spring bulbs. These low-growing gems are suitable for running along border edges, sprinkling through rockeries, layering in pots and naturalising in grass. All reliable and hardy, these low-maintenance bulbs will welcome spring year after year with minimal effort.

Mixed Bulbs Saver Collection includes the following varieties:

• Crocus Barr's Purple – Early flowering Crocus tommasinianus with soft purple flowers and contrasting orange stamens. Naturalises readily. Height: 10cm (4"). Spread: 5cm (2").
• Puschkinia libotanica - Few Spring bulbs are as elegant as the Russian Snowdrop. The gleaming white blooms are produced in dense clusters, each brightly striped with pale blue. This vigorous bulb is tough and reliable, coping in almost any free draining soil, and enjoying hot summers when their bulbs can bake in the sun. Grow them in borders and rockeries, or naturalise in grass. Height: 15cm (6"). Spread: 10cm (4").
• Allium moly– A ray of sunshine! This vigorous and cheerful little allium produces dense clusters of bright yellow, star-shaped flowers from late spring onwards – sure to brighten up any corner of the garden. Loved by butterflies, Allium molyis ideal for the front of borders, rockeries and containers. Height: 15cm (6"). Spread: 5cm (2").
• Ixiolirion mix - Rarely seen in gardens, the stunning flowers of the Blue Mountain Lily appear from May to July in a frenzy of pale to deep blue trumpets carried on upright stems. Ixiolirion is perfectly hardy if naturalised in sheltered borders, but makes a lovely container plant too. Height: 30cm (10"). Spread: 10cm (4").

Growing Information

Plant spring bulbs in sun or semi-shade on well drained soil. Alternatively, grow bulbs in containers of loam based compost such as John Innes No.2. Plant the bulbs at a depth of approximately 3 times their own height.