Collection Happy Bee Spring Garden S - ORG
Reference: AC99028
From the first crocus to the blue grape hyacinth: a spring full of food for bees
- 220 organic flower bulbs in five different varieties
- Ensures continuous blooming from February through April
- Carefully curated with flower bulbs that are loved by bees and bumblebees
- Colorful mix of red, yellow, white, purple, and blue
- Many varieties return every spring and can slowly spread
- 100% organically grown and certified with NL-BIO-01
Order now, delivery from mid-September.
Natural Bulbs
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100% Organic NL-BIO-01
Detail
Sometimes happiness is found in the little things. A crocus blooming on a mild February day, a bumblebee drifting by a moment later, or the first grape hyacinths signaling that spring has truly begun. With the Happy Bees Bulb Pack S, you give that early spring life plenty of room to thrive.
The package consists of five organically grown flower bulbs that bloom in succession. The large-flowered crocuses are the first to appear, offering color and food early in the year. Next come the light-blue Puschkinia and the small, bright-red botanical tulip “Red Beauty.” In April, the fragrant ‘Minnow’ daffodil and the deep-blue Muscari armeniacum follow.
This creates not just a single short flowering peak, but a spring where something new is always appearing. That’s beautiful for you and beneficial for bees and bumblebees, which are looking for nectar and pollen especially early in the season.
What's included in the Happy Bees Bulb Package S?
Flower bulb | Quantity | Flower color | Growth/flowering height | Flowering period |
Tulipa humilis ‘Red Beauty’ | 50 | Red with a yellow center | 5–15 cm | March – April |
Large-flowered Crocus Mix | 20 | Yellow, white, purple, and striped | 15–25 cm | February – March |
Daffodil ‘Minnow’ | 50 | White with yellow | 15–25 cm | April |
Muscari armeniacum – Grape Hyacinth | 50 | Deep blue | 15–25 cm | April |
Puschkinia libanotica – Lebanese Hyacinth | 50 | Light blue with a darker blue stripe | 5–15 cm | March |
Plant a Small Spring Landscape
With 220 bulbs, you can create a beautiful, natural cluster in the border, under deciduous shrubs, or scattered across part of the lawn. Don’t plant all the different varieties neatly side by side; instead, arrange them loosely in small groups. This creates a much more natural look.
The differences in height and bloom time naturally create variety. First, you’ll see the low crocuses and Puschkinia appear. Then, the tulips, daffodils, and grape hyacinths will further enhance the scene.
Many varieties in this package are also naturalizers. Give them a spot where they feel at home and let the foliage die back naturally after flowering. This allows the bulbs to store up new energy for the following spring and expand further over the years.
That way, a single afternoon spent planting bulbs becomes something that both you and the bees can enjoy for many springs to come.
Specifications
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Height | 5-15cm | 15-25cm |
| Colour, scent & traits | |
|---|---|
| Colour | Mixed Colours |
| Suitable for | Bee Friendly |
| When | |
|---|---|
| Delivery period | Sep-Dec |
| Flowering period | 3. Mid Spring (April) | 4. Middle - late Spring (Apr-May) |
| Planting instructions | |
|---|---|
| Prefered location | Sun or partial shade |
| Hardiness | Add extra cover for the winter |
| Other | |
|---|---|
| Certification | ORGANIC NL-BIO-01 |
| Group | crocus large flowering (vernus) | daffodils small cupped | tulips for naturalising |
| Delivered as | Flower bulb in bag |
| Brand | Natural Bulbs |