Naturalising Bulbs

Naturalising bulbs are a great addition to public spaces; they not only bring color and life but also enhance biodiversity. This unique group of naturalizing spring bloomers, primarily consisting of bulb and tuber species, has a rich history. By introducing naturalising bulbs in parks, orchards, and along streets, enchanting flowering landscapes are created that captivate both residents and visitors. From mid-February to mid-May, these plants come to life and form colorful carpets that increase the appeal of the surroundings.

Planting naturalising bulbs is also a sustainable choice for the future. These resilient flower bulbs can thrive for years by multiplying underground or self-seeding above ground. They require little maintenance, significantly simplifying the management of green spaces. After flowering, they retreat into the ground, creating space for other ground covers, which contributes to a balanced ecology.