Flower bulbs: sleeping beauties during winter
If you want a garden filled with flowers in spring, plant bulbs and tubers in fall. As they rest beneath the soil during winter, they are getting ready to shine in spring.
Flower bulb planting party
It’s almost that time of the year again: time to plant flower bulbs. If you turn the planting into a fun event, you will be finished in no time. Pick a nice day with some glorious fall sunshine, and ask someone to help. You can turn planting into a real garden party with your partner, neighbors, and kids. Make sure you have some sweet treats and coffee and tea to hand, and enjoy the outdoors together.
Flower bulbs for happy bees
If you want lots of fluttering butterflies and buzzing bees in your garden, make sure there are plenty of flowers, such as spring-flowering bulbous plants. The bright colors, nectar and pollen provide a veritable feast for bees, butterflies, and other insects.
Balcony happiness with flower bulbs
If the first green shoots after winter always make you happy, why not put some flower bulbs out in a pretty balcony planter or pot? They will really help bring that spring fever to your balcony or terrace. Plant them in fall and put or hang them near your window. Spring will come knocking on your door before you know it!
Allium is the Flower Bulb of the Year 2023
Allium has been awarded Flower Bulb of the Year 2023. And not without reason! This majestic and imposing flower combines beautifully with other bulbs and perennials in the garden. What’s more, Alliums are a trusty friend to bees and butterflies. They are not only beautiful, but also good for biodiversity.
