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AGM plants have been through a rigorous trial and assessment programme. They are:
With a bit of planning, you can have bulbs (along with corms and tubers) flowering in the garden all year round. They require little maintenance, discreetly dying down when not in bloom and remaining dormant until the following season.
Tulips are among the most popular of bulbs, valued for their brilliant flower colours and shapes.
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This plant will provide nectar and pollen for bees and the many other types of pollinating insects.
It is included in an evolving list of plants carefully researched and chosen by RHS experts. Divided into 3 groups these lists, linked below, are maintained by a team of RHS staff and are reviewed annually.
L. nepalense is a stem-rooting lily with rhizomatous bulbs, upright or arching stems, and scattered deep green leaves. The unscented or unpleasantly scented, funnel-shaped flowers, produced in early to mid-summer, are white, greenish or yellow in bud, opening to reveal a maroon centre
N. fernandesii var. cordubensis is a daffodil up to 25cm high with green unkeeled leaves and stems with up to five golden yellow, sweetly-scented flowers, each about 3cm across, the perianth segments slightly recurved and twisted, the cups small and flat, in mid-spring
S. verna is a dwarf bulbous perennial to 20cm, with linear leaves and small, starry violet-blue flowers in a dense raceme or corymb in early spring
'Red Gem' is a dwarf perennial bulb, to 15cm tall, with green-glaucous narrow leaves. Red flowers, with a black base, appear in late spring
'Halios Bright Fuchsia' is a tuberous perennial to 30cm, with silvery-marbled leaves and vivid purplish-red flowers with deep purple mouth, borne in autumn and early winter
'Grand Maître' is a cultivar that produces light blue flowers, with orange stamens and stigma, in early spring
T. laxa is a perennial with linear basal leaves and loose umbels of funnel-shaped, mid- to deep blue flowers 3-4cm in length, on stems to 50cm in early summer
'Pink Charm' is a dwarf perennial bulb to 15cm, with narrow grey-green leaves, flowers bright-pink with a yellow base, in early to mid spring
'Magic Fire' has narrow, upright, rather glaucous leaves 20-25cm tall. Bright, clear cherry-red flowers with a black centre are held among the leaves
'Beldersai' is a dwarf perennial bulb, to 20cm tall, with glaucous-green, red-striped, broad leaves, Flowers, yellow with an orange blotch flushed pink on the reverse of each petal, appear in late spring
You can have bulbs flowering in the garden nearly all year round. Choose by colour, scent or season from our special selection.
View all Bulbs at the RHS Plants Shop
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