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Our lilies, gathered into matched collections. Each grouping is chosen from the same top size bulbs we exhibit at our shows, put together for scent, colour and a long succession of flowering.

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    A True Investment

    Lily Collections

    Lilies are a true investment; naturalising and multiplying, these elegant blooms will bestow years of pleasure.

    Think of your bulbs as an underground storage structure, good bulbs are essential for producing good strong healthy plants.

    Early Planting

    Early planting will ensure the maximum flowers in the first year. After that, apart from an annual top-dressing, they can be left undisturbed, flowering more profusely year on year.

    In Pots or in the Border

    If you are put off planting in the border immediately for fear of disturbing existing bulbs, don’t be. The ideal solution is to plant your lilies in pots either for the terrace or to be placed in the border later in the year, there will be plenty of summer foliage to hide the pots.

    When planting lilies this way, always try and use the biggest pots possible.

    Lilies are heavy feeders. Use a rich, well-drained compost.

    Feeding

    Most lilies make basal and then stem roots when they start to grow in the spring. A top dressing in the spring is essential to maintain vigorous growth.

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    • Testimonial

      Since 1948, we at Bloms Bulbs have Won 70 Gold Medals at The Chelsea Flower Show. Our quality guarantee means that all of our customers receive the same stock as shown in our Award Winning displays.

      CH | Chelsea
    • Testimonial

      The bulbs supplied by Bloms cost the most, gave the most flowers (26), were of top quality and had the potential of doubling themselves next year. The trials indicated that you get what you pay for.

      JD | Northampton