If you're looking for reliable blooms that return year-on-year, it's best to opt for perennial flowering bulbs. Lots of these bulbs can be planted in fall to give you flowers throughout spring and ...

An early blooming bulb with a solitary nodding flower or cluster of flowers. Daffodils look wonderful naturalised in lawns, ...

Convallaria majalis AGM: (lily-of-the-valley) creeping perennial producing scented ... Galanthus nivalis AGM: (common snowdrop) native bulb to UK with white flowers in winter. Avoid summer drought.

They are reliably perennial and will bulk up well in most herbaceous borders ... At Pashley Manor Garden they plant later flowering bulbs for the Tulip Festival, but there are varieties that will ...

mixing hellebores with early blossom and spring bulbs. For the cash-conscious, a packet of Perennials are plants that live for multiple years. They come in all shapes and sizes and fill our gardens ...

The run-up to Christmas can be a frenetic time with shopping and to-do lists. When it all gets a bit much, it can be very ...

When selecting bulbs for pots, it's important to consider ... As Drew says, planting tall perennial flowers, like the giant ...

dramatic in flower - plant in clusters of 5 to 7 bulbs; usually planted in back of the perennial border; long-lasting as cut flower ...

perennial flowers noted for a distinct purple, puffball flower. They grow best in milder climates, so spring or autumn. Too hot or too cold prove a difficult environment for the bulbs to thrive. When ...

are perennial flowers that grow best in zones 10a and 11, although they prefer the latter. Originally discovered near the ...

Cutting back flowering perennials, annuals and bedding plants can help to improve and prolong flowering and the shape of a plant. It’s not just trees and shrubs that need pruning. Flowering ...

It's so easy to get swept up in the allure of non-native bulbs like tulips and daffodils when planning for spring flowers, but there's a whole world of native perennials that deserve your attention!