Peppermint Stick TulipEvery bit as sweet and colourful as it sounds. Its slender, 5 cm flowers have alternating red and white petals that conjure up images of candy canes. Considered a self sowing "wild" tulip, Peppermint Stick naturalizes well and can be left in the same spot for years. It's perfect for borders and rock gardens. Plant several bulbs close together and watch this small statured tulip form a beautiful floral blanket. Very easy to grow. A winner of the Royal

Deer tend to avoid it

Like the rippling of waves along the shoreline

Baby's Breath is just as useful and pretty in the garden

season after season

Let Pipit run free and you'll be treated to naturalized areas of vibrant colour and carefree style for generations to come

hyacinths and grape hyacinths paint a picture of perpetual springtime

colour-changing leaves

long-lived blooms that are great for cutting and border plantings

especially when planted with white and light-hued varieties

Bring weeks of colour to your garden with this lively mixture of gladiolus varieties

Gorgeous in borders and bouquets

Holds 482 g