Narcissus and Muscari Flower Bulb Collection
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Perfect planting partners, these two really work well together. The Muscari’s cool blues peak out from under the golden trumpets of Tete a Tete, providing an eye catching juxtaposition of colour. Both will gracefully naturalise if left undisturbed and will flower from March.
Collection includes:-
30 Narcissus Tete a Tete bulbs A true classic and always a favourite for its sheer flower power and reliability, blooming in March and April. Great for pots and window boxes and lovely mixed with fiolas in hanging baskets.
20 Muscari armeniancum bulbs Also known as the Armenian grape hyacinth, this is the most common of all Muscari. It’s very robust and will naturalise quickly in beds and borders. Beautiful deep blue, almost heliotrope coloured flowers are delicately fringed in pure white at the ends.
Signifying that spring has arrived, bulbs create splashes of colour throughout the garden and they are perfect for planting into patio pots and window boxes. Easy to grow and care for, they will bloom with the minimum of attention and are great for cutting too. We have trialled and tested all of the bulbs we sell and work closely with our growers to ensure we offer the very best, top-sized bulbs available to produce a wonderful spring show.
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