Flower bulbs

Colorful flowers brighten everyone's day! Don't just plant flower bulbs in your backyard; patios, driveways, and entrances will also be enlivened by beautiful summer blooms.

Flower bulbs for a cheerful garden

As soon as spring temperatures rise above freezing and remain below 10 degrees Celsius for a while, you can fill your garden to your heart's content with a rich variety of flowering bulbs. If you plant the bulbs in the fall, try to have them in the ground for at least six weeks before the first frost.
The Blooming Company has a wide selection of flower bulbs for everyone's taste. The packaging clearly shows the colorful result.
Do you have a spot in your garden where you'd like to see flowers blooming for a large part of the year? Then read the description to see when the flowering times of the
There are various bulbs, and plant both spring and summer bloomers in that spot. Mix the bulbs and enjoy beautiful colors in the garden at different times of the year.

Bulbs with flowers

The flower bulbs you buy online at The Blooming Company can't immediately show what they're made of. But once they're in full bloom and adorning your garden, you know that a bare bulb can be deceiving! And do you know what's another wonderful thing about flower bulbs? They don't need any extra fertilizer the first year. A flower bulb is a real powerhouse that contains enough food to survive. Plant spring bloomers in the fall and summer bloomers in the spring. So, in addition to a summer garden, aim for a cheerful spring. Plant crocuses, daffodils, and tulips in the fall, and you're guaranteed to feel the spring feeling when they emerge in March and April!

Green fingers

No green thumb? Luckily, that's no problem with flower bulbs. Because the flower is still inside the bulb, planting it isn't difficult at all. Dig a hole in the
Soil and plant the bulbs and flowers in a cluster together or individually. The instructions clearly indicate the required hole depth, usually between 7 and 15 centimeters. Remove weeds and any stones and place the bulbs in the soil with the pointed end facing up. Don't press down too hard on the bulb, as this can damage it. Cover the bulb with the dug-out soil and water lightly. Now it's just a matter of waiting for the bulbs to transform into beautiful flowers, but then it's time to truly enjoy them!