New for 2026! Varieties of loose bulbs that are new for 2026 Alongside the products featured in the printed catalogue, we have expanded our online collection with a range of additional varieties and specialist lines available exclusively through our website. These include new tulips, daffodils, crocus, alliums, fritillarias, snowdrops, organic
Investing in high-quality trade stock now allows local authorities to meet their biodiversity targets under the All-Ireland Pollinator Plan while reducing long-term maintenance costs
Care and Maintenance How to look after your bulbs Why feed your bulbs? As with all investments – your bulbs need to be nurtured to provide you with the greatest opportunity for a return over time. This involves feeding at the appropriate times as well as a period of “neglect” where
Woodlands and Parks Top Bulbs for Naturalising in Woodlands and Parks Naturalising bulb types, refers to the ability of certain bulbs to divide/propagate by division and seed, and to establish in an area (park or woodland) to provide a perennial display of flowers in the spring time, from January all
Climate Adaptive Planting Bulbs suitable for a changing world Climate change is a hot topic (pun intended) these days and for good reason. It’s already reshaping our gardens, parks, and public green spaces. Regions of Ireland once known for moderate, predictable weather are facing rising temperatures, periods of drought, and unseasonal flooding.
The Resilience of Daffodils This field of Narcissus Golden Harvest, planted by Beechill Growers, was harvested for the last time in 2007. The field then went back in to use for silage, but every year there still arises a spectacular golden glow – particularly in the sunny weather we’ve been
Welcome to our resource centre where we will post information on topics, such as climate adaptive planting, maintenance & aftercare, and new developments in the wider industry
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