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Flower bulbs

Flower bulbs bring beautiful colors to your garden every spring, are easy to plant, and provide years of enjoyment. Discover our wide range of flower bulbs suitable for cutting.

High-quality flower bulbs for a stunning garden.
At Easyseeds.eu, we offer premium flower bulbs carefully selected from the best European growers. Whether you're looking for spring-flowering tulips, summer-flowering lilies, or perennials that provide color all season long, our bulbs are chosen for their excellent quality, vigorous growth, and vibrant colors. With decades of experience in the industry, we ensure our bulbs meet the highest standards, so you can enjoy healthy, long-lasting blooms. Whether you're a professional grower or an avid home gardener, our flower bulbs will help you create a breathtaking display of flowers.

Frequently Asked Questions about Flower Bulbs

1. When should I plant flower bulbs?

Most flower bulbs are planted in the fall (September–November) so they can bloom in the spring. Some varieties, such as summer-flowering bulbs, are planted in the spring.

2. How deep should I plant flower bulbs?

A general guideline is that the planting depth should be about 2–3 times the height of the bulb. Smaller bulbs can be planted a little shallower, larger bulbs a little deeper.

3. How do I care for flower bulbs after planting?

Water immediately after planting to settle the soil. Regular watering is important during the growing season, but avoid allowing the soil to become soggy. After flowering, you can allow the foliage to die back so the bulb can store nutrients for next year.

4. Are flower bulbs winter hardy?

Most flower bulbs, especially those planted in the fall, are winter-hardy and can remain in the ground, even through severe frost. However,
bulbs planted in the spring, some tropical or subtropical varieties, must be overwintered in a frost-free place.

5. Which flower bulbs attract bees and butterflies?

Many flower bulbs, such as tulips, daffodils, crocuses, and hyacinths, attract bees and other pollinators. Choose nectar-rich varieties for a vibrant garden.