35-Piece Garden Bulb Collection – Ixia Corn Lily, Freesia

35-Piece Garden Bulb Collection – Ixia Corn Lily, Freesia Single, Gladiolus Grandiflora & Sparaxis Tricolour – Perennial Summer Flowers – Ideal for UK Garden Conditions
- When to Plant Your Bulbs: Plant your bulbs from January to June, and get ready for a beautiful display of blooms between July and September! Heights range from 25cm to 120cm, making them perfect for adding colour to pathways or pots. These winter planting bulbs are cultivated specifically for the UK climate, ensuring a smooth, stress-free gardening experience—whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a beginner.
- Easy Planting Instructions: Plant your bulbs about 8cm deep, then sit back and wait for your stunning summer blooms. For the best results, these bulbs thrive in loamy, sandy, and well-drained soil. Avoid areas that are cold, waterlogged, or freshly manured. If you have heavy or clay soil, mix in some grit to improve drainage. These plants enjoy full sun or dappled shade to thrive.
- What’s Included in Your Garden Pack: 15 x Ixia Corn Lily Mixed (Bulb Size 4/5), 10 x Freesia Single Mixed (Bulb Size 4/5), 8 x Gladiolus Grandiflora Mixed (Bulb Size 8/10), 12 x Sparaxis Tricolour (Bulb Size 4/5). All bulbs are grown from cultivated stock to ensure the highest quality!
- Transform Your Garden into a Stunning Paradise: Add a personal touch to your outdoor space with this beautiful bulb collection, perfect for creating a vibrant and unique garden display. Why not grow your own colourful blooms this season?
- Ixia Corn Lily Mixed – A Magical Touch for Your Garden: Add a fairy-tale charm to your garden with Ixia Corn Lily Mixed. Their starry blooms come in a variety of colours like red, white, yellow, and pink, each with a contrasting dark center. These flowers will attract bees and butterflies, helping create a lively, sunny atmosphere in your garden.
- Freesia Single Mixed – Brighten Your Summer: Freesia flowers bring elegance to your garden with their cheerful bell-shaped blooms in shades of mauve, orange, yellow, white, and cerise. Perfect for containers or as cut flowers, they’ll put a smile on your face all summer long. Keep in mind that you might need to stake the flowers to support their tall, vibrant stems.
- Gladiolus Grandiflora Mixed – Bold and Beautiful: Gladiolus are incredibly easy to grow, especially in a sunny spot with well-drained soil. These vibrant flowers come in a stunning mix of single and bi-coloured varieties. Watch as they bloom from the bottom of the spike upwards, creating a striking visual effect. This mix features the strongest and most beautiful gladiolus varieties for a jaw-dropping garden display.
- Sparaxis Tricolour – A Burst of Colourful Charm: Sparaxis Tricolour is a showstopper! With bright colours like orange, white, and cerise, these flowers create a lively contrast in your garden. The intricate, geometric patterns on their petals resemble the colourful costumes of harlequins, adding a unique touch to your garden. These little beauties are sure to grab attention!
- We've got your back! When you get these bulbs from us, they're guaranteed to arrive in primo condition. We've been in cahoots with our suppliers for years to ensure you get nothing but the best. We know the disappointment of eagerly waiting for something to bloom, only to be let down. With us, you're getting top-notch, healthy bulbs, no surprises there!
SKU: | B0DNXSC64T |
Dimensions: | 20 x 14 x 2 cm; 350 g |
Manufacture: | Botanical Bliss |
Product Description


How to Plant Garden Bulb Collection Bulbs:
- Choose the Right Location: Select a sunny spot with well-drained soil. Avoid cold, exposed, or waterlogged areas. Full sun or dappled shade is ideal.
- Prepare the Soil: Loosen the soil to a depth of 8 cm. If the soil is heavy or clay-based, add grit or organic matter to improve drainage.
- Plant the Bulbs: Dig holes approximately 8 cm deep. Place each bulb with the pointed end facing upwards. Space bulbs according to the recommended distance for each variety.
- Watering: Water thoroughly after planting. Keep the soil moist but not waterlogged, especially in the initial growth phase.
- Maintain Care: Ensure the bulbs receive adequate sunlight. Keep the soil well-drained and avoid planting in freshly manured soil to prevent bulb rot.
- Aftercare: Once the bulbs bloom, continue to water and provide any needed support, especially for taller varieties. Deadhead spent flowers to encourage further blooms.