From the Experts: Spring Bulbs in March

March is a time when Winter is coming to an end and Spring is on the horizon with warmer temperatures and longer days- hurrah! As the snowdrops are in full bloom and shaded areas have ground-hugging carpets of Winter Aconites, we welcome bright pops of yellow across the landscape as Daffodils start to come into flower.

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As Spring Dawn is finished flowering and is now putting all of it’s energy back into the bulbs for next year, we welcome Brabazon, a very striking vivid yellow Trumpet Daffodil with a unique flanged rim - a very a robust variety, perfect for any garden and sure to bring you joy year on year.

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Tulips usually follow on in April and May but there is one variety that is always “The First” - excuse the pun! A short Kaufmanniana variety, perfect for pots or the front of borders with it’s short stems and delicate white and red flowers. Another early variety, a new one to our collection this year is Miskodeed, short and yellow and red in colour.

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And then there are the delicate beauty of Crocus. The species varieties will be well on their way with many varieties such as Ard Schenk, Cream Beauty and Goldilocks being in bloom from February to March. The Large Flowering Crocus however follow suit in March and April and varieties such as Jeanne D’Arc and a new variety, Flower Record, will be gracing our gardens – great naturalisers of course!

TOP TIP: Start making a list now of different Spring Bulbs, order early to ensure you get the varieties you want ready for them to be sent out in the autumn for planting.

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This story was published on: 15/03/2024

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