Spring Flowering Bulbs

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Spring Flowering Bulbs

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We normally stock a large range of flowering bulbs that are suited to the Ipswich climate. At the moment we are in between seasons and I have none available. For information on how to grow bulbs, check out my blog Spring Flowering Bulbs

More are added as they become available

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FREESIA GRANDMAS FAVOURITE

  • very easy bulb to grow

  • Flowers have a beautiful perfume

  • Excellent as a cut flower.

  • Blooms in Spring

  • Can be left in the ground undisturbed for years or lifted if the clumps become too thick. Wait till the foliage dies back then lift and store in a cool, well-ventilated, dry environment

  • Prefers a full sun position in well-drained soil, but will tolerate very light shade for part of the day.

Height: 15-25 cm

Planting Depth: 7 cm deep

Planting Time: Plant from March onwards

Quantity: 12 bulbs per pack

FREESIA HADECO MIXED

  • very easy bulb to grow

  • Flowers have a beautiful perfume

  • Excellent as a cut flower.

  • Blooms in Spring

  • Can be left in the ground undisturbed for years or lifted if the clumps become too thick. Wait till the foliage dies back then lift and store in a cool, well-ventilated, dry environment

  • Prefers a full sun position in well-drained soil, but will tolerate very light shade for part of the day.

Height: 25-35cm

Planting Depth: 7 cm deepPlanting TimePlant from March onwardsSoil PositionPrefers a full sun position in a well drained soil, but will tolerate very light shade for part of the day.SeasonSpring

Planting Time: Plant from March onwards

Quantity: 14 bulbs