We're offering you a up to 60 Tulip Hyacinth + Anemone Bulbs for £9.99, saving you up to 33% off Thompson and Morgan's's price of £14.99 (correct as of 26.08.2025).

Brighten Your Garden with a Spring Flowering Bulb Collection

This expertly curated mix brings together three beloved spring-flowering genera—Tulipa (Tulip), Hyacinthus (Hyacinth), and Anemone—selected for their ability to deliver a continuous parade of colour from early March into late May. Each species is renowned for its vibrant hues and reliable performance in UK gardens.

• Anemone blanda ‘White Splendour’: Opens the season with starry white blooms in March, creating a fresh carpet beneath trees or along borders.
• Hyacinth ‘Woodstock’: Follows with rich, deep purple spikes, offering fragrance and bold colour in mid-spring.
• Tulip ‘Candy Prince’ & ‘Purple Prince’: Complete the display with elegant lilac and purple cup-shaped flowers from late April into May.

Growing Guide & Care Instructions

• Planting Time: For best results, plant bulbs between September and December before the first hard frost.
• Location: Choose well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade. These bulbs thrive in beds, borders, containers, or even beneath deciduous trees.
• Soil Preferences: All included varieties prefer moderately fertile, well-drained soils. Avoid waterlogged ground.
• Depth & Spacing: Plant tulips and hyacinths at a depth of about 10-15cm (4-6 inches); anemones at around 5cm (2 inches). Space bulbs approximately two bulb-widths apart.
• Watering: Water well after planting and keep moist during dry periods until shoots appear.
• Caring Tips: Remove spent flowers but allow foliage to die back naturally to feed next year's growth. Hardy down to UK Zone H4 (-10°C to -5°C).

Create Striking Displays

• Beds & Borders: Layer bulbs for a naturalistic look or plant in bold drifts for maximum impact.
• Pots & Containers: Combine with early perennials like primrose or forget-me-not for extended interest.
• Companion Plants: Pairs beautifully with Muscari, Narcissus, or late-flowering Alliums.

FAQs

• When should I plant these bulbs?
  The ideal planting time is autumn (September–December), before the ground freezes.
• Do I need to lift the bulbs after flowering?
  No—these hardy bulbs can remain in the ground year-round. Allow foliage to die back naturally before tidying up.
• Will they flower in their first year?
  Yes—all supplied bulbs are ready to bloom in their first spring after planting if planted at the right time.