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Home / Suttons Seeds Blog / Planting Flowers / Flower Bulbs (Page 2)

Flower Bulbs

Start flower bulbs in beds, borders, hanging baskets or containers. With hundreds of varieties to choose from, just pick your favourites.

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New Varieties of Spring Bulbs

Our 2015 Bulb Catalogue boasts 80-pages of spring bulbs, flower, fruit and vegetable plants. Many new varieties have been added to the range but we’ve also …

August 10, 2015Flower Bulbs Read more
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Purple Flower Colour Scheme

As with so many keen gardeners I am an avid listener to BBC Radio 4’s Gardener’s Question Time. Amazingly the programme has been going strong since 1947 …

February 4, 2015Bedding Plants, Flower Bulbs, Flower Seeds, General, Perennials, Planting Flowers, Vegetable Growing Read more
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Snowdrop – the flower of hope

One of the first flowers to appear each year the snowdrop brings hope that spring is just around the corner. Native to large parts of Europe and the Middle …

January 28, 2015Flower Bulbs, General Read more

Cut Flowers from your Garden

Our top hints for how and when to pick your Cut Flowers - At this time of the year our gardens are hopefully so full of colour that some blooms can be spared …

August 22, 2014Bedding Plants, Flower Bulbs, In Your Garden Now, Perennials, Planting Flowers Read more
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Deadheading Flowers – Necessary or not?

If you work for an airline then to you “deadheading” means flying free of charge when you’re not working but for us gardeners it means carefully removing …

August 15, 2014Bedding Plants, Flower Bulbs, Flower Seeds, General, Perennials, Planting Flowers Read more
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Showing for Growing – The Good and the Bad

Don’t talk to me about growing for a show. Really – don’t! Everything seemed so in control, everything ticking over nicely when suddenly the best …

July 30, 2014Flower Bulbs, General, Vegetable Growing, Village Show Read more

Growing For Showing – gladioli and begonia

At ease – the worry is over. For the time being anyway. You might remember I was suffering from allium envy – but no more. My lovely shallots have all …

March 26, 2014Flower Bulbs, General, Vegetable Growing Read more

Green Shoots?

What a strange winter we’re having. Down here in Devon we’ve had even more rain than usual and winds strong enough to make Dorothy and Toto run for cover. …

January 27, 2014Flower Bulbs, General, In Your Garden Now 2 CommentsRead more

Prize Winning Cow Buys Amaryllis Bulb!

We have some wonderful customers who thankfully often take the time and trouble to share their gardening stories with us. These stories range from the …

November 22, 2013Flower Bulbs, General Read more

Flowers for people in a hurry

Many people are daunted by the thought of growing flowers thinking it will be too hard to get a beautiful display when growing from seed or very young plants. …

March 31, 2010Flower Bulbs, Planting Flowers Read more
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