Combining Flower Bulbs

Many perennial borders remain bare or lack color in early spring—unless flower bulbs are included. To enjoy a longer season of interest, consider planting bulbs that bloom successively in March, April, and May. When planning your combinations, it’s important to take into account which perennials may already be blooming or producing foliage during that time. Additionally, early-blooming annuals can be used to add a vibrant burst of spring color.

To extend the flowering period well into autumn, consider adding summer-blooming bulbs as well. With thoughtful combinations, you can create a dynamic, ever-changing tapestry of color that brings joy throughout the growing season.

Our experts are here to help you select the ideal bulbs and companion plants, ensuring your borders are visually stunning all year round. Get in touch with us for tailored advice—and turn your garden into a floral paradise.