Yes. We offer spring-flowering bulbs (plant in autumn: tulip, daffodil, hyacinth, crocus, allium) and summer-flowering bulbs/tubers (plant in spring: dahlia, gladiolus, zantedeschia, begonia, crocosmia).

Spring-flowering bulbs: pre-order opens in spring; delivery starts September.Summer-flowering bulbs/tubers: pre-order opens in autumn; delivery starts March.

If your order hasn’t shipped yet, we can usually help—especially during pre-order. Contact us with your order number. Changes are confirmed once you receive our written confirmation.

A tracking link is sent once your order has been handed to the carrier.

Please contact us promptly with photos (outer box, contents, and the affected items) so we can assist.

Spring-flowering bulbs: plant in autumn; most require several cool weeks in soil to initiate flowering.Summer-flowering bulbs & tubers: plant in spring after frost risk; some tender/tropical types benefit from a protected or warm indoor start.

No. Bulbs should be planted in the same season they are supplied.

This depends on root type. Some establish well planted directly; delicate, fibrous-rooted types often benefit from being potted up to form a firm root ball before moving to borders.

Generally no. A short pre-plant soak can help specific dehydrated types (e.g., anemone, ranunculus), but most bulbs should be planted dry into prepared soil.

As a rule of thumb: planting depth = 2–3× bulb height; spacing ≈ 2× bulb width. Ensure free-draining soil or containers with drainage holes.

Many spring bulbs can naturalise. Most tender summer bulbs are not frost-hardy and should be lifted and stored frost-free.

We prioritise efficient, low-plastic, recycled or recyclable materials where possible.

Some species are toxic if ingested. Store and plant out of reach and seek professional advice in case of ingestion.

Some bulbs are more attractive to wildlife than others. Protective measures (e.g., bulb baskets) can help.

We stand behind the quality of our bulbs when planted and cared for according to our instructions.

Bulbs, tubers, rhizomes, and live plants are perishable and are generally excluded from standard withdrawal rights. Returns of eligible items require prior authorisation.

Our support team is available during business hours to assist with orders, planting questions, and aftercare.

Yes. We can curate mixes and seasonal collections for gardens, events, and professional projects.