Cottage Garden 'The Allium Garden' - 50 Bulbs

Cottage Garden 'The Allium Garden' - 50 Bulbs

Chionodoxa Luciliae

Chionodoxa Luciliae

Cottage Garden 'The Woodland Garden' - 50 Bulbs

€17.95

Cottage Garden – The Woodland Garden Bulbs is a beautiful naturalising collection designed to recreate the charm of a woodland floor in spring. This carefully selected mix includes graceful English Bluebells, delicate Puschkinia Libanotica, elegant Snake's Head Fritillaries, vibrant Siberian Squill and sparkling Chionodoxa Luciliae. Together they produce a carpet of blue, violet, white and soft purple blooms that return year after year with minimal maintenance.

Flowering from early to mid spring, this woodland-inspired collection thrives beneath deciduous trees, along shaded borders and in informal garden settings. As the bulbs establish, they gradually spread to create an increasingly natural display, attracting bees and other early pollinators while adding seasonal interest to shaded areas.

Key Features
✓ Naturalising woodland bulb collection
✓ Includes English Bluebells, Puschkinia Libanotica, Snake's Head Fritillaries, Siberian Squill and Chionodoxa Luciliae
✓ Beautiful mix of blue, violet, white and purple flowers
✓ Flowers from early to mid spring
✓ Ideal for woodland gardens, shaded borders and naturalising
✓ Returns year after year with minimal maintenance

Size
✓ Height: Approximately 10–35cm (4–14 inches), depending on variety

Planting & Growing
✓ Planting time: September to December
✓ Flowers: March to May
✓ Position: Partial shade or dappled shade, tolerates full sun in moist soil
✓ Soil: Fertile, humus-rich, well-drained soil
✓ Planting depth: Approximately 8–12cm (3–5 inches), depending on bulb size
✓ Spacing: Approximately 8–10cm (3–4 inches) apart
✓ Suitable for woodland gardens, under trees, borders and naturalising

Aftercare
Plant bulbs in autumn and allow the foliage to die back naturally after flowering so the bulbs can store energy for the following season. Leave undisturbed where possible to encourage natural spread and increasingly impressive spring displays year after year.

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