We're offering you a 100 Pastel Shades Spring Flowering Bulbs for £7.99, saving you up to 38% off Thompson and Morgan's's price of £12.99 (correct as of 02.09.2025).

Add Pastel Perfection to Your Garden

Breathe life into your outdoor space with this curated collection of 100 pastel-shaded spring flowering bulbs. This perennial mix features celebrated varieties including Allium 'Karataviense', Ipheion, Ixiolirion tartarica, Puschkinia libanotica, and Triteleia Queen Fabiola. Each bulb is selected for its unique colour, shape, and fragrance—delivering a harmonious display from early spring through early summer.

• Allium 'Karataviense': Globular pink-white blooms with sturdy stems and compact habit.
• Ipheion: Star-shaped, scented flowers in soft blue tones.
• Ixiolirion tartarica: Striking royal blue clusters that stand out in any border.
• Puschkinia libanotica: Known as the striped Russian snowdrop, offering delicate pale blue and white petals.
• Triteleia Queen Fabiola: Deep blue starry clusters perfect for mass planting.

Cultivation & Care Guide

• Planting Time: Best planted in autumn for a vibrant spring display.
• Site: Choose a sunny or partially shaded spot with well-drained soil. For containers, use a loam-based compost such as John Innes No.2.
• Depth & Spacing: Plant bulbs at a depth of roughly three times their own height. Allow space for mature spread (5–15cm).
• Irrigation: Water after planting and keep soil moist but not waterlogged during active growth.
• Caring Tips: Deadhead spent blooms to encourage new growth. Leave foliage to die back naturally—this helps bulbs store energy for next year.
• Pest & Disease: Generally hardy and resistant to most pests when planted in suitable conditions.
• Mature Size: Heights range from 15–30cm (6–12"), making them ideal for front borders or mixed displays.

Create Stunning Displays

• Borders & Rockeries: Combine with other spring favourites like crocus, muscari, or miniature daffodils for layered colour.
• Pots & Containers: Group several bulbs together in patio pots for a concentrated burst of pastel hues.
• Lawn Naturalising: Scatter bulbs through grassy areas for a naturalised meadow effect each spring.

FAQs

• When is the best time to plant these bulbs?
  The ideal time is autumn (September to November), before the ground freezes.
• How deep should I plant the bulbs?
  Bury each bulb at a depth about three times its own height for best results.
• Are these bulbs suitable for pots and containers?
  Yes! Use a loam-based compost in containers and ensure good drainage for healthy growth.