Flower bulbs bring life and colour to your garden, terrace or balcony. From early crocuses in spring to exuberant dahlias in summer – with flower bulbs you ensure a blooming garden in every season. At The plant Farmer we offer a wide range of flower bulbs, carefully selected to make your outdoor space shine.
Why choose flower bulbs?
Flower bulbs are easy to plant, grow quickly and provide an explosion of colour. In addition, many flower bulbs return every year, so you can enjoy their beauty for years to come.
Advantages of flower bulbs:
• Seasonal flowering – Spring bloomers, summer bloomers and autumn bloomers ensure a garden full of variety.
• Easy to plant – Even novice gardeners can successfully plant flower bulbs.
• Versatile – Suitable for borders, pots, lawns and even naturalisation.
• Natural look – Some bulbs reproduce themselves and create a beautiful natural effect over time.
Our range of flower bulbs per type
At The plant Farmer you will find a wide selection of flower bulbs for every season. Discover the most popular types and their characteristics below.
1. Tulips (Tulipa)
Tulips are iconic and bring colour and elegance to any garden. They come in all shapes, sizes and colours. Plant them in the autumn and enjoy their blooms in the spring.
Popular types:
• Triumph tulips – Classic and robust
• Parrot tulips – Playful and exotic
• Double tulips – Full, pinkish flowers
2. Daffodils (Narcissus)
Daffodils herald spring with their cheerful yellow, white or orange flowers. They are hardy and self-reproducing.
Popular types:
• Trumpet daffodils – Large, showy flowers
• Miniature Daffodils – Perfect for pots and small gardens
• Double daffodils – Full flowers with extra petals
3. Crocuses (Crocus)
Crocuses bloom early in the spring and are often the first colour in the garden after the winter. They are ideal for lawns and borders.
Popular types:
• Botanical crocuses – Small and early flowering
• Giant Crocuses – Larger flowers for a striking effect
• Wild crocuses – Perfect for naturalising
4. Hyacinths (Hyacinthus)
Hyacinths provide a wonderfully fragrant garden. Their dense flowers in pink, purple, white or blue immediately attract attention.
Popular types:
• Large-flowered hyacinths – For rich colours and fragrance
• Wild hyacinths – Suitable for natural gardens
• Bluebells – Beautiful in shady places
5. Alliums (Ornamental Onions)
Alliums give the garden a modern and architectural accent. Their spherical flowers stand on long, sturdy stems and bloom in the summer.
Popular types:
• Allium giganteum – Impressively large
• Allium aflatunense – Deep purple flowers
• Drumstick allium – Compact and playful
6. Dahlias
Dahlias are summer bloomers with a long flowering period. They offer a wealth of colours and shapes, from small pompoms to huge decorative flowers.
Popular types:
• Cactus dahlias – With pointed, flared petals
• Ball dahlias – Perfectly round flowers
• Decorative dahlias – Large, full flowers in various colours
7. Gladioli (Gladiolus)
Gladioli are stately summer bloomers that can grow up to 1.5 metres high. They are perfect for the back of borders.
Popular types:
• Large-flowered gladioli – Tall and impressive
• Dwarf Gladioli – Compact and early flowering
• Bicolor gladioli – Two-tone flowers for an extra striking effect
8. Snowdrops (Galanthus)
Snowdrops are the first flowers you see in late winter or early spring, and they give a fairytale effect in the garden.
Popular types:
• Galanthus nivalis – Classic snowdrop
• Double snowdrops – With extra petals for a fuller flower
9. Lilies (Lilium)
Lilies bring elegance and intense fragrance to the garden. They flower in summer and are perfect for borders or pots.
Popular types:
• Asiatic lilies – Colorful and odorless
• Oriental lilies – Large flowers with a strong scent
• Trumpet Lilies – Classic and impressive
10. Blue grape hyacinths (Muscari)
Blue grape hyacinths bring a sea of blue to the garden and bloom early in spring. They are easy to plant and maintain.
Popular types:
• Muscari armeniacum – Classic blue
• White grapes – For a soft, soothing appearance
• Bicolor muscari – Blue with white accents
Tips for planting flower bulbs
Planting depth: The rule of thumb is that flower bulbs should be planted approximately three times as deep as the height of the bulb.
Location: Spring bloomers like a sunny spot, while summer bloomers can also grow in partial shade.
Water: Water after planting so that the bulbs can root well.
Order flower bulbs from The plant Farmer
At The plant Farmer you can easily buy top quality flower bulbs. We carefully select our bulbs and ensure that they arrive fresh and ready for planting at your home.
Why choose The plant Farmer?
• Wide range – The right flower bulb for every garden and every season.
• High quality – Our flower bulbs come directly from reliable growers.
• Fast delivery – Order online and receive your flower bulbs quickly.
• Expert advice – Are you unsure about which flower bulbs are best suited to your garden? We are happy to help you.
Make your garden colourful and lively with flower bulbs from The plant Farmer. View our range and order your favourite flower bulbs today!
