(30 cm height)
white pink

Hanging bells in a screen. Flowering time in June. Not a bulb but a leek with narrow leaves that do not die. Allium cernuum self-sowing but does not proliferate.

(100 cm high)
red

This hybrid of the South African G. Papilio is often found in English gardens. It grows like a wild plant with stolons and flowers dark red with round flowers at the end of the summer.

(90 cm high)
orange

Single copper-orange flowers on dark leaves. Nice to combine with Crocosmia ‘Prince of Orange’ and Belamcamda ‘Freckle Face’.

(80 cm high)
red

This is a hybrid of a large gladiolus and Gladiolus tristis. Hence the orchid-like flowers. The beautiful burgundy flowers have three fine stripes.

(80 cm height)
white

Leek. White-flowering form of Allium cernuum with pendulous umbels. Easy grower in a not too dry place, completely winter hardy. Blooms from May-September.

(100 cm high)
red

A scarlet dahlia with straight dark stems. Good cut.

(100 cm high)
pink

Green-leaved. Very soft pink flowers with small darker pink dots. Canna’s can be used in the border but also well in (large) pots and containers. They thrive best on richer, permeable soil which should not dry out, they can be fertilized throughout the summer. In the winter months the pot has to go inside.

Let ranunculus, like anemones, soak a night before planting. Then press the arachnid tubers into the ground so that the nose is just under the ground. Do not let them dry out, they like to stand in a humid place in the warmth of the full sun. Also good to use as cut flower.