Fritillaria imperialis 'Rubra'

Fritillaria imperialis 'Rubra'Fritillaria Imperialis Rubra has lanceolate leaves towards the base out of which rises a sturdy stalk, high up at the terminal end the flowerheads are displayed. Along the stalk the leaves are spaced with the uppermost portion of the dark coloured stalk bare except for the lovely flower crown display on top. Nodding, bell shaped flowers of orange red hues sway with beauty on top of the stalk with thinner, green lanceolate leaves or bracts on the very

offering a perennial display of their magnificent

dwarf Firefly is a botanical Crocus that declares the end of winter is nigh and the beginning of spring is coming soon

patios or small gardens

green-flushed blooms

and there are few better ways to mark the change of seasons than with a striking display of bright yellow blooms

Gladiolus Italicus is a variety of flowering plant is well-known for its tendency for rapid and spreading growth

Flowers on Hyacinths grow on racemes of dense clusters on single stalks

whites and yellows in beds

who can blame you if you do

are held against a backdrop of rich foliage

whereas others can reach upwards of 29

has been certified by the Royal Horticultural Society as one of its Plants for Pollinators