Tulip sylvestris Flower Bulbs attractive to pollinators

Tulip sylvestris Flower Bulbs attractive to pollinatorsOne of the best for naturalising, this wild tulip, once planted, will multiply prolifically and last for years. Gorgeously scented, the rich yellow flowers also work well in pots and borders. Plant your tulips between November and December at a depth of approximately 10 15cm 4 6in, approximately 20cm 8in apart, in fertile, well drained soil in a sunny position. Planting sooner can result in frost damage to the growing shoot. We recommend dead heading

Their colourful lace-edged blooms contrast beautifully against fresh green foliage

pH (acidity /alkalinity) levels control how well plants absorb and utilize nutrients available in the soil

Storage: Store in a cool and dry place

this classic is a real beauty with large snow white petals swept back from a small but eye-catching yellow-orange cup and completed with a delicious

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their unique form makes them a great choice for drying

Perfect for early spring container displays

Purple Prince

placed in a glass or plastic container and like soil

tulips with their bold and easily recognisable blooms are synonymous with spring in its full glory

Spray directly on to the foliage every 7-10 days upon first sighting (from March onwards depending on region and climate)

- Operates without electricity or mains water – ideal for allotments