
Autumn 2026 collection
Everything for your spring.
From the first crocus in February to the last allium in June, all planted in the same autumn. You plant from September to November, and tulips can go in until mid-December. Choose by variety, or put your own garden together.
Hand-selected for quality and size. If nothing comes up, we send new bulbs or you get the full amount back.
There is nothing to remember. The card on each bag says when to plant, how deep and how far apart, and you push that card into the ground next to your bulbs. So in March you still know exactly what is where.
Feel free to wait for cooler weather. Tulips actually prefer to be planted when the soil feels cold. Until then, keep the bulbs cool, dry and dark.
Most varieties come back by themselves every year, and many small ones multiply on their own. Crocuses, grape hyacinths and snowdrops spread year after year.
































































































