Connecting with nature in your own biotope
Our world is being confronted with increasing climate, waste, CO2 and social problems. This is forcing us to a new way of thinking. We can contribute to a solution by increasing biodiversity in our own garden. And what would a garden be without flower bulbs?
Amaryllis: for a sparkling Christmas look
Isn’t it wonderful to dress your home up for Christmas in December? Why not try the Amaryllis this time? You might not expect it, but their robust bulbs and glamorous flowers are perfect for creating just the right feeling of Christmas. You can even make it a DIY project.
Grape hyacinths brighten up the garden
Grape hyacinths (also known by their Latin name of Muscari) are one of the first flower bulbs to bloom in the spring. The garden could really use the colour after the harsh cold season.
Don’t forget: flower bulbs make your garden complete
Flower bulbs give you more garden enjoyment that lasts even longer. Because they bloom so early, your garden will be full of flowers starting as early as January. You still have time to plant them this autumn before the soil freezes. The winter cold is just what they need to grow and produce a beautiful display of flowers.
Lasagne planting extends flowering period
If you want to enjoy colour in your garden even longer, why not try what’s known as ‘lasagne planting’? By planting flower bulbs in layers, you extend the flowering period.
Iris: the flower with a message
The Iris is not only unique; you could even call it magical. It can be found in every colour of the rainbow including the most stunning colour of all: blue. Did you know that there are both large-flowering and small-flowering irises?
What to keep in mind when buying flower bulbs
The season to plant flower bulbs is under way, so it’s time to get going. But what should you keep in mind when buying them? Here are 6 tips to help you exceed your expectations and enjoy great results.
Flower bulb mixes for a burst of colour
Flower bulb mixes make a garden really dazzle. You’ll be enjoying their fabulous palette of colours even before the rest of the garden awakens.
Tulips: creating colourful gardens for centuries
The Tulip has to be the world’s most famous flower. This gorgeous flower makes any garden look spectacular. They radiate beauty in both sunny and shady locations. Are you familiar with the many kinds of tulips? And how could you enjoy them in your own garden?
The first spring flowers announce the coming of springtime
The very first spring flowers we see are produced by bulbous plants. These are the stinzen bulbs and woodland flora that give us the first colour as the cold winter months fade away. Who doesn’t get pleasure from colour in the garden so early in the year?
