They're great garden plants. They're rich with history. Some reasons our customers keep coming back . . . Thanks very much for your help in making our garden NOT a cookie-cutter version of everyone else's. They all say that they have never seen the type of flowers that I have.
Hyacinths are only a little bit harder.
Potting in soil increases your choice of bulbs. Single Early tulips such as fragrant ' Prinses Irene ' are a top choice, but almost anything we sell can be forced. For me, the trickiest part has been finding a spot for rooting the bulbs that is not too warm and not too cold. Outside, many experts recommend trenches in the ground mounded over with straw or leaves. However you start, I think you'll be glad you did.