Taylor Bulbs XXL Megapack Deal - 8 Packs and 50+ Premium Bulbs

Transform your garden this summer with this simply brilliant collection of summer and autumn-flowering bulbs. We've teamed up with a local grower who cannot get their product to market due to the closure of garden centres and can bring this exclusive mixture of premium bulbs straight to your door - without you having to leave your home! You'll be amazed by the dazzling array of colours and variety of shapes for up to 5 whole months. From tall spires of gladioli, to blousy begonias, in multi-coloured vivid shades they are all sure-fire winners! Perfect for patio containers and flower borders, all of these bulbs will flower from this summer, so you'll get a garden full of vivid colour this season! A selection of beautiful summer and autumn bulbs comprising: 1 pack Gladioli (min. 25 bulbs). Flowers July - August. H100cm x 30cm. 1 pack Begonia (min. 5 bulbs). Flowers July - October. H50cm x 50cm. 3 packs Dahlias in single colours (min 3 of each). Flowers July to November. H100cm x W75cm 3 assorted packs from a selection of nerines, agapanthus, lilies and eucomis* , Flowers June to November depending on variety. *This is a random selection and we cannot guarantee exactly the type that you will receive). How to Grow: Summer bulbs should be planted from spring, when the soil is beginning to warm up and directly after purchase. Your bulbs will enjoy a warm, sunny position, in fertile, free-draining soil. Heavy, clay soil can be improved by digging in 1-2 buckets of coarse sand per square metre. To plant, dig individual holes for each bulb or a trench if you're planting in groups. Place bulbs in the holes without pushing down hard. Make sure the growing point is pointing upwards, then cover with soil. Use the bulb as a guide and plant it two or three times its depth. Space them approximately two to three bulb widths apart. Many summer bulbs are ideal for growing in patio containers, especially the more tender species, which can then be stored over winter. Store the bulbs in dry paper bags or trays of almost dry sand in a frost-free place. Contents: 50+ Bulbs