Spring flowering
WHY CHOOSE BLOMS?
As with everything else in gardening it is important to start with the best planting stock available. The size and condition of the bulbs you plant will more than anything determine the flowers you get. Don’t be fooled by cheap imitations. Many of the bargain bulb offers you see are of inferior quality, incorrectly named, undersized and often diseased. You invest time and money in your garden, give yourself a head start by buying the best bulbs you can find.
So why choose Bloms Bulbs?
It’s not really something we can answer in a single sentence, however you may be interested to learn that…
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Quality Guaranteed
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Passionate about our bulbs
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Gold medal winning bulbs
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The Season’s Finest Stocks
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Sun’s Out, Trowels Out
Date: 07/04/2026
Happy Easter Warmer weather approaching, with a local high of 21 °C on Wednesday. This is a great time of year to be out in the garden. After all the rain we have had one thing to watch for when walking around your garden is soil capping, a surface crust on the soil. It is […]
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Winter is Behind Us
Date: 22/03/2026
Winter is now behind us, spring officially arrived on Friday. Next Sunday, the clocks go forward and we move into British Summer Time. With less than two weeks until Easter, if you have not yet done so, it is time to order your bulbs. With spring now here, it is time that I focus on […]
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Bloms Dahlias at Pashley Manor Gardens
Date: 21/03/2026
Bloms Dahlias One of the most rewarding flowering plants for the late summer and autumn garden, offering an exceptional range of colour, form and size that few other plants can match. From compact bedding varieties to tall, architectural types, dahlias produce an abundance of blooms from July through to the first frost, making them an […]
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No winter lasts forever; no spring skips its turn.
Date: 17/03/2026
At last, the drier weather has allowed for some real gardening. Muscles that have not been used for far too long are complaining. It is a pleasure to be able to walk around the garden observing the new signs of life as they develop rather than trudging through mud. lilium Fusion, I planted them two […]
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Ladybirds to the Rescue
Date: 11/03/2026
The relatively dry weather last week certainly helped the garden. The lilies just starting to emerge brought flashbacks to last summer’s brilliant display but reminded me of the only serious pest I really need to deal with: the lily beetle. I have been reading about how the Amish control pests, famously without the use of […]