With a flower bulb lasagna, you create layers of colourful surprises in just one pot. This cheerful way of planting is also called lasagna planting or layered planting. Like in a lasagna dish – or the floors of a building – the bulbs are stacked in layers.
This display offers you the perfect bulbs for planting in three layers. Each layer bursts into bloom at a different time in spring. That way, you can enjoy a dazzling flower show on your balcony or terrace for weeks on end!

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On the display, the bulbs are spread across six rows – grouped into three layers – each with its own blooming time:

1. Top layer (early bloomers) – e.g. crocuses, galanthuses and irises

2. Middle layer (mid-season bloomers) – e.g. daffodils, early tulips and hyacinths

3. Bottom layer (late bloomers) – e.g. tulips, late daffodils and alliums

How to plant a flower bulb lasagna

Use a deep pot with drainage holes at the bottom and follow these steps:

Step 1: Drainage
Place some potsherds or clay pellets at the bottom for good water drainage.

Step 2: First layer of soil
Fill the pot about one-third with potting soil.

Step 3: Bottom layer of bulbs – LATE BLOOMERS
Place the late-blooming bulbs (e.g. tulips) with the tips pointing upwards.
Cover with soil.

Step 4: Middle layer of bulbs – MID-SEASON BLOOMERS
Add the mid-season blooming bulbs (e.g. daffodils), also with the tips up.
Cover again with soil.

Step 5: Top layer of bulbs – EARLY BLOOMERS
Finally, plant the early bloomers (e.g. crocuses) on top.
Cover with the final layer of soil.

Step 6: Water & wait!
Give your pot a little water now and then. Nature will take care of the rest.