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Spring-flowering Bulbs with red flowers

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Red-flowering spring bulbs include tulips, hyacinths, fritillaries and other bulbous plants. Planted in groups, they brighten up beds, borders and containers from the end of winter onwards. Plant them in autumn. Red is a very vibrant colour that combines well with white, blue, orange and yellow tones.

The ‘Jan Bos’ hyacinth opens the season in February-March with highly fragrant raspberry-red spikes. In April, the ‘Red Proud’ Triumph tulip raises its scarlet cups on sturdy stems. At the same time, the ‘Rubra’ crown imperial produces stately flower stems adorned with unusual orange-red bells. The ‘Kingsblood’ single late tulip, cherry red to scarlet in colour, takes over in May. Several of these varieties also make good cut flowers.

To bring the garden to life from the end of winter onwards, our Early-flowering selection offers a wide choice of hyacinths, crocuses and netted irises. Spectacular bulbs add height to a bed with fritillaries, alliums and eremurus. Our article "Spring bulbs: 6 ideas for pairing them" offers further ideas for harmonising colours and staggering flowering times.

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