FT Organic Naturalising Bundle | Lulu's Personal Favourites

One of our founders, Lulu Urquhart, winner of Chelsea Gold and Best in Show 2022 recently featured in the Financial Times discussing her personal favourite naturalising spring bulbs. With our design-led horticultural expertise, we have made a collection of organic bulbs that will self-propagate and naturalise in your garden. 

Most bulbs are very easy to grow and can simply slot into existing schemes, lawns and meadows - an accessible way for both basic gardeners and those seeking complexity to make a small difference to the environment and revel in early to late spring heart-bursters!

Fritillaria meleagris x 50 bulbs  Snake's Head Fritillary to grow in grass meadows, lawns and orchards

Tulipa sylvestris x 30 bulbs  Controversially bold, the wild tulip, immediately jumps out. A huge delight in lower grass levels, borders, orchards, and shrub or woodland edges, with a sweet lemon scent.

Narcissus Thalia x 50 bulbs A snow white, delicious scented narcissus with elegant pointed petals.

Narcissus poeticus recurvus 'Pheasants Eye' x 35 bulbs Reassuringly late narcissus to bring up the rear. Tall and proud, bright white and pheasant eye centre. A really nice cutting flower that follows Thalia well in grass swards, orchards, along drives and under trees and shrubs.

Camassia leichtlinii 'Caerulea' x 30 bulbs Beautiful blue wild hyacinth, tall candle flowering stems that attract all pollinators in May & June. Plant into moist sunny spots for happiest siting and naturalising conditions. A great solution to heavy, wet or clay soils.

Nectaroscordum siculum (Allium Bulgaricum) x 35 bulbs The honey garlic gives so much bang for their buck. They naturalise in sunny situations, growing tall with allium strength to around 3 foot vertically and look beautiful even before they flower.  The heads then open into multiple drooping bell flowers of Verdigris green, maroon and cream. A pollinating favourite for bees and other insects.