Layering bulbs in one large pot or in borders means you can create a combination which blooms either simultaneously or in succession. This combination of bulbs produces three displays, one after another: Flowers Feb: - Crocus ‘Hummingbird’ 5-10cm deep - Scilla siberica 5-10cm deep - Iris ‘Clairette’ 10cm deep Flowers March: - Hyacinth ‘Jan Bos’ 15cm deep - Hyacinth ‘Woodstock’ 15cm deep - Muscari armeniacum 10cm deep Flowers April: - Tulip ‘Amazing Parrot’ 20cm deep - Tulip ‘Rosy Diamond’ 20cm d

We layered these bulbs👇 💜 3 x Fritillaria ‘Magic Bells’ 🖤 15 x Tulip ‘Queen of Night’ 💜 20 x Chionodoxa ‘Violet Beauty’ …In a 40cm diameter pot in autumn. Plant spring bulbs between September-December. If you want to order these bulbs, use code FRIT20 at checkout to save 20% on your Fritillaria bulbs until noon this Thursday 19 September! We also included crocuses which flowered in February/March, then these three varieties flowered together in April/early May. When layering bulbs, plant the

What to do with your tulip bulbs: • When flowering has finished, deadhead so energy isn't lost to making seed, and instead transfers to the bulbs. • Leave the foliage to turn yellow then remove the bulbs. Store in a cool dry place before re-planting up in late autumn For more advice on how to plant, grow & care for tulips, visit: https://pulse.ly/xthfbw1lzk | Sarah Raven