The DutchGrown Blog

Bi-color tulips pop! In this blog we’ll present a selection of our best bi-color tulips, which will turn your spring garden into a stunning two-toned tulip paradise.

Maybe not as famous as snowdrops, but well worth getting to know, Scilla Siberica, also known as Siberian Squill is one of the earliest flower bulbs to bloom. It’s easy...

A flower with as much depth, movement and drama as the most well-known painting of the Dutch Masters? Tulip Nachtwacht delivers! In this blog you’ll learn all about this very...

Miami Sunset: all the colors of a tropical sunset caught in one tulip. An eye-catcher in your garden and a true winner in a bouquet or vase, this tulip is...

Chock full of symbolism, Iris is an easy to grow staple that will lend charm to any flowerbed, vase or container. In today’s blog we’re going to learn more about...

Sometimes nature wants to be lush, dramatic or unusual, giving that little bit extra that makes the difference between everyday and exceptional. Our range of elite bulbs is specially selected...

Sometimes you don’t have to be the biggest to still be the best. The flower-powers that be have named dainty little Grape Hyacinth flower bulb of the year 2019, so...

Blooming on regal stems with big fluffy balls in purple, white and yellow, Alliums are one of the last bulbs of the season. How to best plant and care for...

Late-flowering spires that will create a true spectacle when they bloom, Foxtail Lilies are a must-have for any gardener who simply doesn’t want the flowering season to end. In this...

The ideal flower for people who have just taken up gardening, this cheap and cheerful bulb will thrive almost anywhere. In this blog we’ll discuss everything you need to know...

This elite bulb with its elegant and tender look, is actually a very tough plant thriving in all soils, including damp ones. In this blog we’ll take a closer look...

The best bulb for warmer climes, Anemones are incredible naturalizers and very suitable as cut flowers. In this blog we’ll take a closer look at this member of the Ranunculaceae...