Autumn/Winter Bedding

• Pansies: These are a winter bedding classic, offering a wide range of colors and textures. 

• Viola: Similar to pansies, but with smaller flowers, violas are known for their cold tolerance and delicate blooms. 

• Cyclamen: Cyclamen, especially the Cyclamen coum variety, thrives in shady spots and adds a touch of elegance with its blush pink flowers. 

• Primroses: Primroses, including polyanthus and primula vulgaris, offer a burst of color in winter and spring. 

• Heathers: Winter-flowering heathers provide subtle color and texture, combining well with brighter bedding plants. 

• Hellebores: These winter-flowering perennials offer unique Christmas flowers and evergreen foliage. 

• Bellis: Compact hardy perennials with pom-poms of delicate petals, Bellis provides texture and color. 

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Summer Bedding

• Petunias: Known for their large, colourful flowers and trailing habit.

• Marigolds: These are hardy and cheerful, with bright orange, yellow, or red flowers. 

• Geraniums: They offer long-lasting, vibrant blooms and come in various forms, from upright to trailing. 

• Begonias: They are known for their showy flowers and come in many different shapes and colors. 

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Spring & Summer Bulbs

Spring Bulbs:

• Daffodils: Known for their bright yellow blooms and early flowering, daffodils signal the arrival of spring. 

• Tulips: Offer a wide array of colors and shapes, with numerous varieties available for different planting times and bloom periods. 

• Hyacinths: Feature fragrant, bell-shaped flowers in a variety of colors, often blooming in early spring alongside crocuses. 

• Iris: These spring bulbs come in a range of colors and have a long flowering period, making them a valuable addition to any garden. 

• Snowdrops: Among the earliest spring bulbs, they signal the end of winter with their delicate white blooms. 

• Fritillaries: Known for their unique and striking flowers, they add a touch of drama to the spring garden. 

• Anemones (spring): These spring anemones are also known for their long flowering period and are available in a wide range of colors. 

• Freesia: Generally associated with spring, its flowering period can extend into late spring and early summer. 

• Siberian squill: These early-blooming bulbs add a touch of blue to the garden.

Summer Bulbs:

• Dahlia: These popular summer bulbs come in a wide range of colors and sizes, with numerous varieties available.

• Gladiolus: Known for their tall, elegant flower spikes, they add a touch of drama to the summer garden.

• Begonias: While technically tubers, they are often referred to as bulbs, and they thrive in shady spots, providing vibrant blooms for months. 

• Canna: These tropical-looking plants offer showy, colorful flowers and thrive in warm climates. 

• Anemones (autumn): These bloom in the summer and autumn and are known for their long flowering period. 

• Lily: Many lily varieties bloom in the summer, offering a variety of colors and shapes.