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Ranunculus and anemones are beloved spring bloomers that bring a cheerful touch to your garden or patio.

How to make them shine in your garden!

All planting guides at a glance: dahlias, flower seeds, ranunculus, gladiolus, tulips & narcissus.

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Get answers to your questions on what to do with spent tulips!

For planting outdoors or in pots

Join Flower Friends Nicole and Sarah on their journey to growing beautiful blooms! 

Follow these steps

Like to learn more about bulbs? get your free bulb booklet now!

How do you plant daffodils in pots? Find out here.

Which tulips are best suited to which vase? Check out our top five here!

Which daffodils suit which vases? Here are our top-five picks.

Potting Dahlias in the spring ensures earlier flowering!

This is how you dry flowers.

It takes some work, but the reward is great.

More stems and more flowers!

Read all about planting, caring for and harvesting the flowers.

The most popular tulips and narcissus of the past year!

Dahlias are very popular and trendy, but do you still hesitate to plant them?

Learn here how to proceed in a few handy steps!

5 tips for your own cheerful bee and butterfly garden

This is a very good idea!

Party time! Our very first book is ready and will be published in August 2020...

There are several methods to fight the snails and slugs!

Would you like to know more about the experience of visiting our Farm? Read some blogs here.

We have put together the most important things to know for growing and enjoying your dahlia flowers.

Here are some nice suggestions of cosy hotels and bed & breakfast locations in and around the flowerbulb area.

Daffodil stems slime after cutting.

If you don't have a lot of space, you can also plant dahlias in pots!

Planting daffodil bulbs is easy – our guide explains how to do it.

Huge flowers make a big impression!

Follow these steps, it can't go wrong.

It's as easy as 1, 2, 3:  dig, drop, done!

Simplicity with a big effect!

Find out what to do with your daffodils once they’ve finished flowering.

With these tips your flowers will bloom much longer!

This is a risky one.

This is an important part of success!