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Spring-flowering Bulbs with yellow flowers

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Spring bulbs with yellow flowers begin flowering with the first crocuses, from February onwards, followed by daffodils and tulips. From pale lemon to golden yellow, they are spring's first smiles. Plant them in autumn at the foot of deciduous shrubs, in a lawn, along a path or in pots near the house.

crocus chrysanthus 'Fuscotinctus' produces small bronze-striped golden cups close to the ground. Low-growing and generous, daffodil 'Tête-à-Tête' bears several lemon-yellow trumpets on each stem, looking lovely in borders or planters. More slender, the wild tulip (Tulipa sylvestris) has a wild appearance, with pointed, slightly fragrant flowers; it naturalises in lawns and beneath deciduous trees.

Left in the ground, naturalising bulbs flower again every spring and gradually form multicoloured colonies. Small spring bulbs slip between still-dormant perennials or punctuate a lawn. Our article "How to pair yellow flowers in the garden?" explains how to balance this sunny colour and combine it with blues, purples or grey foliage.

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