Bloom‑tacularly bright — summer bulbs, dazzling colours, and pure joy.

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Colourful Blooms All Summer

Fill your garden with lavish colour and fragrance from this sensational 19‑bulb summer collection. Easy to grow and perfect for borders, containers, or cut‑flower displays, these bulbs deliver waves of scarlet, pink, cream, and white blooms from late spring through summer.

Perfect For

Ideal for gardeners who want easy, reliable colour in borders, containers, or cut‑flower beds. Perfect for creating vibrant displays that return year after year.

Options

• Ranunculus ‘Red’ – 10 bulbs
• Gladioli ‘Gladdies Emmy’ – 8 bulbs
• Gladioli ‘Gladdies Amber’ – 8 bulbs
• Gladioli ‘Gladdies Kim’ – 8 bulbs
• Lily ‘Pretty Woman’ – 5 bulbs
• Tree Lily ‘Honeymoon’ – 3 bulbs
• Tree Lily ‘Anastasia’ – 3 bulbs
• Tree Lily ‘Miss Feya’ – 3 bulbs
• Lily ‘Primrose Hill’ – 5 bulbs
• Additional mixed lilies for fragrance and height
• Gladioli varieties for extended flowering season

Why You Will Love It

• Lavish blooms: Ranunculus and gladioli deliver flamboyant colour, while lilies add fragrance and height.
• Cut‑flower ready: Perfect for bouquets and indoor arrangements.
• Pollinator friendly: Gladioli and lilies attract bees and beneficial insects.
• Easy planting: Clear instructions make success simple for beginners and experts alike.
• Season‑long colour: Succession planting ensures continuous blooms from late spring into summer.

Planting & Growing Guide

• When to plant: February to April, after the last frosts.
• Where to plant: Sunny or lightly shaded beds, borders, containers, or rockeries.
• Soil: Well‑drained, fertile soil enriched with organic matter.
• Watering: Keep moist during growth; reduce after flowering.
• Aftercare: Mulch in colder regions; lift ranunculus for winter storage.

FAQs

• When is the best time to plant these bulbs?
  Plant between February and April, after the last frosts, for reliable summer blooms.
• Will the bulbs come back next year?
  Yes, most bulbs (especially lilies and gladioli) are perennial and return each year. Ranunculus may need lifting in wet or frosty winters.
• What is the best spot for planting?
  Choose a sunny or lightly shaded area with well‑drained soil. Perfect for beds, borders, containers, and rockeries.
• Are they suitable for cut flowers?
  Absolutely — ranunculus, gladioli, and lilies all make stunning arrangements indoors.
• Do they attract pollinators?
  Yes, gladioli and lilies are loved by bees and other beneficial insects, adding life to your garden.

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