Spring crocus 'Jeanne d'Arc' (Crocus vernus)introduced in 1943. Large-flowered crocus with snow-white, elegantly shaped flowers. The bright orange pistil rises from the purple-colored base. Growth height 15-20 cm. Variety 7/8.

Taschkent crocus (Crocus korolkowii) Attractivewild crocus with bright yellow flowers and a bronze-colored center. The outsides of the petals are bronze to dark red, especially at the base. This wild crocus is originally native to the mountainous regions of northern Pakistan, Uzbekistan and Afghanistan. It was introduced in 1880 and named after its discoverer, the Russian General Korolkov, who collected and described plants in Central Asia at the time. Grows to a height of 10-15 cm. Grading 7/8.

Spring crocus 'Flower Record' (Crocus vernus)Very decorative, with large, dark blue-purple flowers and bright orange pistils. Growing height 15-20 cm. Variety 7/8.

Spring crocus 'Grand Maitre' (Crocus vernus) Large-flowered crocus with pale purple, blue-tinged flowers with bright orange stamens. It is very rich in nectar and feeds many early-flying wild bees, especially bumblebees. Grows to a height of about 15 cm. Grading 7/8.

Tuscan crocus 'Rosalind' (Crocus etruscus) Also known as rose crocus, this botanical species has narrow, elegant flowers in light pink-purple. Growing height 10-15 cm. Grading 5/6.

When you think of flower bulbs, you usually think of the colorful fireworks of tulips, hyacinths and daffodils in April and May. However, bulbous plants bring color to the garden not only during this short period, but also from the end of February through to the summer, making them an indispensable part of any mixed border planting.

We offer you a wide selection, from low to tall growth, in many different colors and shapes, for large areas and small niches and sometimes also for cut flowers. A variety of plants that goes beyond what is widely available and ensures that the wish that "perennial pope" Karl Foerster gave as an introduction to his flower bulb book is fulfilled - that garden lovers can finally look through garden fences with curiosity without just the old feeling: "Oh, I have that in my garden too - blooms a little later in my garden, stands here on a warm house wall." All the bulbs we offer come from controlled horticultural propagation and are not taken from wild stocks.

All bulbs are available from the beginning of September, the decorative lilies from the end of September. They can be planted as long as the ground is still open; we finish shipping around mid-December. We offer you the best available qualities. All the necessary information on planting and care can be found on the packaging or here in the text.