Awarded the Royal Horticultural Society’s prestigious Award of Garden Merit (AGM), this fine decorative thyme forms neat spreading mounds of golden leaves, particularly attractive as an edging and also valuable for planting in paths.
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The Dutch iris is perfect for planting against a sunny wall, and is an excellent addition to your garden border. It likes a well-drained, fertile soil.
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Better known as the snowdrop, this early flowering bulb likes moisture retentive soil and preferably partial shade. Hardy in all areas, it is ideal for naturalising in lawns, rockeries, borders and containers.
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The iris is ideal for naturalising the edges of borders, containers and rockeries. The dark purple flowers are happy in full sun or partial shade and the bulbs prefer open soil with plenty of humus good drainage.
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This attractive yellow lily is ideal for naturalising the edges of borders, containers, rockeries, between paving and woodland. It likes soil that is moist all year round, and is best suited to winter sun and summer shade.
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These daffodils are great for naturalising in woodlands or lawns. They like well-drained but moist, humus rich soil in sun or partial shade. The bulbs are best planted informally in groups and are ideal for rock gardens, containers and terraces.
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