Muscari Grape Ice (Select from Taylor's)

Muscari Grape Ice (Select from Taylor's)

Narcissi Fragrant Cheer (XL Value Pack)

Narcissi Fragrant Cheer (XL Value Pack)

Garden Greats Wild Garden Collection

€14.95

The Garden Greats Wild Garden Collection from Taylor's has been specially selected to create a colourful, natural-looking display that blends beautifully into wildlife-friendly gardens. This mixed collection contains a variety of spring and early summer flowering bulbs in complementary colours and forms, producing a succession of blooms from March through to June. Growing to heights of approximately 25–75cm, the collection is ideal for creating informal planting schemes in borders, wild gardens, meadow-style planting and around trees and shrubs.

Designed to recreate the charm of a natural landscape, this collection combines bulbs that flower over an extended period, providing valuable nectar for bees and other pollinating insects. The mix establishes well and, when left undisturbed, many of the bulbs will naturalise to produce larger displays in future years.

Key Features
✓ Mixed collection of complementary spring and early summer flowering bulbs
✓ Natural-looking display in a range of vibrant colours
✓ Flowers from March to June
✓ Flowering height of approximately 25–75cm
✓ Ideal for wild gardens, borders and naturalised planting
✓ Excellent for attracting bees and pollinating insects
✓ Creates a long-lasting succession of seasonal colour
✓ Many varieties will naturalise over time

Size
✓ Flowering height: approximately 25–75cm (10–30 inches)

Planting & Growing
✓ Planting time: September to November
✓ Flowers: March to June
✓ Position: full sun or partial shade
✓ Soil: fertile, well-drained soil
✓ Planting depth: varies depending on bulb size, approximately 8–15cm (3–6 inches)
✓ Spacing: approximately 10–15cm (4–6 inches) apart
✓ Suitable for wild gardens, borders, meadow planting, woodland edges and naturalising

Aftercare
Allow the foliage to die back naturally after flowering so the bulbs can replenish their energy for the following season. Avoid mowing naturalised areas until the leaves have fully died back. Over time, many of the bulbs will establish into attractive drifts, providing increasingly impressive displays with very little maintenance.

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