Iris Bulbs In Uk

Notes Onions respond to changing day length. Position Full sun. Feeding Mix a balanced organic fertilizer into the bed or row before planting your onions, taking care to get it into the soil below the plants.

Troubleshooting Daffodils have few pest problems and are seldom eaten by deer. Planting daffodils behind daylilies or other summer-blooming perennials hides the fading daffodil foliage from view.

Fertilize established clumps with a balanced organic fertilizer in the fall. Clear primary colors create a festive effect in a mixed planting. Notes Tulips will return for several years where winters are cold, but may rot when grown in warm, moist climates.

Companions Colchicums make their green growth in spring, so they work well when grown with daffodils and other spring-flowering bulbs. In late spring, allow the foliage to die back naturally.

Allow 4in (10cm) between bulbs. Frost tolerant Excellent. Feeding Topdress with a balanced organic fertilizer in early spring, when new growth appears. Snowdrops naturalize well in light shade, and can be grown in lawns that are not mowed until late spring.

Cover the planting with at least 3 inches of mulch. Where winters are mild, grow heavy-yielding artichoke types. Shake off soil, and cure whole plants dry in a warm, shady place for two weeks before trimming and storing the garlic bulbs.

Spacing Single Plants: 3" (10cm) each way (minimum) Rows: 3" (10cm) with 3" (10cm) row gap (minimum) Sow and Plant Set out dormant bulbs from late summer to early winter, planting them 4in (10cm) deep.

Varieties classified as C. Scatter them in small groups along a woodland edge. Harvesting Seeds can be gathered and re-sown in early summer. Established clumps can be dug and moved in the fall, but are best left undisturbed.

Notes Many newer daylilies will re-bloom all summer when provided with regular water and fertilizer. Frost tolerant Good. Mature buds will continue to expand and open after the stems are cut.

Our Garden Planner can produce a personalized calendar of when to sow, plant and harvest for your area. Frost tolerant Excellent. Harvesting When using ornamental alliums as cut flowers, make a clean cut with a sharp knife or razor blade when less than...

Our Garden Planner can produce a personalized calendar of when to sow, plant and harvest for your area. Frost tolerant Excellent. The remaining florets will continue to open indoors for several days.

Companions Beet, Carrot, Cabbage, Chinese Cabbage and Swiss Chard. Seedlings are less likely to bolt (produce flowers) compared to bulb onions grown from sets. Feeding Mix a balanced organic fertilizer into the bed or row before planting your onions,...

Spacing Single Plants: 11" (30cm) each way (minimum) Rows: 9" (25cm) with 1' 1" (35cm) row gap (minimum) Sow and Plant Start seeds indoors, or sow in shallow furrows filled with potting soil.

Allow 12in (30cm) between Asiatic lilies but space tall Oriental lilies 8in (20cm) apart. Notes Lilies bloom all at once, and because of their large blossoms they are often used as feature flowers.

Spacing Single Plants: 5" (15cm) each way (minimum) Rows: 3" (10cm) with 5" (15cm) row gap (minimum) Sow and Plant Set individual cloves in prepared ground in the fall. Our Garden Planner can produce a personalized calendar of when to sow, plant and harvest...

Plant in large groups. Frost tolerant Good. Feeding Topdress with a balanced organic fertilizer in spring, when new growth appears. Ferns and primroses make lovely neighbors, but bluebells are often planted in large swaths for a natural look.

Rutabagas are highly sensitive to boron deficiency, which leads to a condition called brown heart, a discolored hollow in the middle of the rutabaga. The same pests that bother other brassicas can affect rutabagas, but they usually don't.

Begonia Champagne pendula or similar Non Stop etc or other basket types. Begonia Non Stop and Champagne pendula also any other tyes that you may have for sale. Advise about availablity here too.

200 and approx. Required: Bulk daffodils - approximately 1000 assorted: narcissi and daffs and February Gold daffs. Required: Mixed Daffodils also February Gold / Narcissi / Mixed Tulips and separate white tulips

This Dutch Iris mix gives you all bi-colors with an accent on the newer gold and orangey tiger-type hybrids. A true rainbow of beautiful combinations. They're just as elegant in your garden, with tall, stately stems and exquisite flowers in a range of...

Don't want to decide between all of our different shades of blue Bearded Irises? Purples, blues and whites mix together in harmony. This mix has a fantastic spread of color and heights to add dimension and color to your garden.

This elegant iris has lovely, contrasting hues of yellow and blue. Oriental Beauty creates a colorful statement in the early summer and boasts long-lasting blooms. They're just as elegant in your garden, with tall, stately stems and exquisite flowers...

These little wild irises are the true harbingers of spring. All wild gardens should include them. This dazzling-blue Iris is often the first sign of spring, popping up in the early months and blooming quickly, growing to be only 4-6” tall.

Brilliant yellow flame in the falls. Sapphire Beauty is the classic purple Dutch Iris with rosy tones in the petals. Not to be confused with the even larger bearded or German iris that bloom in late spring, these beauties are early spring flowers, and...

Not to be confused with the even larger bearded or German iris that bloom in late spring, these beauties are early spring flowers, and the bulbs are planted in fall just like daffodils and tulips.

Distinctive Eye of the Tiger Dutch Iris exhibit unique purple and maroon flowers with yellow accents that make it an outstanding contrast in any sunny garden. Plant in masses and use them as cut flowers.

A classic combo when paired with rich purples and reds. White Excelsior is the must-have pure white Dutch Iris, known for its compact shape and contrasting brilliant-yellow flames.