Get some flower power going - your garden will look sow amazing!

We’re offering you 300 summer flower bulbs for £9.99, saving you 67% off Thompson and Morgan’s price of £29.99 (correct as of 15.02.23).

Summer Bulb Collection

Transform your garden into a vibrant oasis with our sensational summer bulb collection. Carefully curated to infuse your outdoor space with colour and charm, these bulbs promise a spectacular display that will captivate your senses. With a diverse range of garden bulbs specially chosen for their beauty and ease of cultivation, our collection ensures your garden will be adorned with a breathtaking array of blooms throughout the summer season!

Exquisite Variety

Our bulb varieties offer a delightful selection of flora, from the cheerful tones of gladioli to the elegant allure of Allium Moly. Each bulb contributes its unique charm to your garden landscape, creating a harmonious blend of colours and textures. Whether you're seeking low-growing options like Brodiaea and Oxalis for alpine troughs or the majestic presence of mixed Gladioli, our collection caters to every gardening aspiration.

Gardening Delight

Embrace the joy of gardening as you witness these botanical treasures bloom in sun-drenched borders or carefully tended pots. With proper care and attention, these flowering bulbs will flourish, enhancing your outdoor space with their natural beauty and enchanting fragrance. Elevate your gardening experience with our meticulously selected assortment, and watch your garden come alive with a tapestry of colour and life!

Includes:

• Gladioli Mixed (30 Bulbs)
• Allium moly (75 Bulbs)
• Oxalis tetraphylla 'Iron Cross' (75 Bulbs)
• Brodiaea 'Queen Fabiola' (75 Bulbs)
• Acidanthera (45 bulbs)

Specifications:

• Supplied as bulbs in trays
• Approx height 5-20cm
• 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.
• After flowering, allow the foliage to die back completely before removing it in late summer.