Tulip 'Rococo' (3 x 9cm pots (3 bulbs per pot))

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Tulip 'Rococo' is the earliest, frilly and dashing parrot. Great for picking and with shorter stems than other Parrots, this is perfect for pots. I also plant this with my early lettuces.Our tulip bulbs are the best and biggest we can find, from tried... More

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A compact tomato ideally suited to compact spaces. Highly prolific with tasty fruit Sweet flavour No support or training required - easy to grow! Expect 40 - 60 tasty fruit per plant throughout the season. More

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This well-known and reliable variety, comes from French production that is well adapted to British conditions. This soft neck variety produces large, white bulbs with a mild but still rich flavour. Ideal for growing inside over the winter months for... More

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The wild native tulip which grows well in grass and in light shade under trees and it has a delicious scent. Plant it this year and it will be there for decades.Our tulip bulbs are the best and biggest we can find, from tried and trusted growers. Don't... More

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If you want a tulip in grass that looks as if it truly belongs there, Tulipa Honky Tonk is an absolute treasure. This can be gift wrapped in our exclusive hessian sack, with ribbon and a Sarah Raven gift card. You will be able to add this to your... More

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Lovely as window ledge and living inside table decorations, these fine-looking, Brighton-rock Lady Jane tulips remind me of wild species varieties Ive found in Crete.Tulip petals are all edible. We scatter them over salad and use some petals dipped in... More

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Tulipa whittallii is a truly beautiful tulip, in the deepest coppery orange. Rare and unusual, yet easy and reliable to grow. I've had this growing from the same batch of bulbs for fifteen years now in my garden.Our tulip bulbs are the best and biggest... More

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This tulip reminds me of a Faberg egg; delicate, richly coloured and perfectly formed. Its easy and reliable and naturalises well to become completely perennial. Beautiful for picking for a small Moroccan tea or sherry glass. This can be gift wrapped... More

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One of the most perennial tulips in my garden which has been coming up in the same shady spot in our hazel copse for 10 years or more. Its a Darwin Hybrid, but does not do that annoying thing of reverting to red. Its a tulip classic because its so... More

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My favourite three species of tulips which gradually bulk up and self sow to naturalise through their patch of the garden. They're scented too. This collection contains 15 or 30 bulbs each of: Tulip sylvestris; Tulip x hageri 'Little Princess'; Tulip... More

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One of the loveliest, multi-headed, delicate narcissi in beautiful ivory, with elegant, thin foliage, so excellent for naturalising in grass. Unlike chunky forms which create such an eye-sore in late spring with their dying back leaves, this becomes... More

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This minute, but hugely and deliciously scented narcissi is the prettiest of the lot and was a favourite of my Fathers for small pots on our kitchen table and on our window ledges when I was a child. Its 100% perennial and will gradually spread and... More

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An early and long-flowering iris with a good scent, plant it at the front of the border or in a pot for inside or out. Shooting in a pot, this makes a good Christmas present. A bulb loved by Vita Sackville West for bringing inside in shallow bulb trays... More

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Planted in a large pot (as we did in a copper last year) these look just like Swan Lake ballerinas on the Covent Garden stage. Early to flower, they are the prettiest heralder of spring. This can be gift wrapped in our exclusive hessian sack, with... More

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The most delicate of all the early miniature iris which I love for pots on the doorstep to cheer me up and remind me spring is coming. They flower in February and March. More