If you are looking for fun, fragrance and color in your garden as early as possible in spring, plant flower bulbs in the fall! Go for a mass effect and plant them everywhere to create a veritable flower bulb garden that you can enjoy to the fullest.

Spring-flowering bulbs bring cheerfulness to the garden from January until July. So why not plant them this fall?

Do you love flowers? Create your own picking garden for super fresh flowers for your home. With flower bulbs, you will be picking gorgeous flowers not only in summer, but also in spring.

Compared with tulips and daffodils, Glory-of-the-snow is a relatively unknown bulbous plant. As the saying goes: unknown, unloved; so it’s time to put this small but powerful flower in the spotlight.

Outside, the wind is blowing and the rain is lashing the windows; time to get cozy at home. Amaryllises are great at bringing warmth to your interior.

Spring-flowering bulbous plants such as tulips, daffodils and crocuses are an absolute joy in the garden. They provide color early in the spring and create biodiversity. But how exactly do you plant flower bulbs?

Who doesn’t love them: spring flowers! They are the first blooming signs of joy in the garden. Flower bulbs are amazing at giving off positive vibes while the rest of the garden is still asleep. Fall is the perfect time to plant them.

Insects cannot survive without nectar and pollen. Flowers produce these two crucial substances. By planting bulbous flowers in our gardens and on our terraces and balconies, we can help insects find enough nectar and pollen.

Sicilian honey garlic yields beautiful delicate flowers and is therefore perfect for ornamental gardens. They are particularly beautiful in combination with other plants and attract many bees and bumblebees.

Every year, Dutch flower bulb traders choose the Flower Bulb of the Year. The Triumph tulip is this year’s winner. This strong tulip with a typical tulip shape is a great way to brighten up the garden.