Tulip 'Fire of Love'

Tulip 'Fire of Love'Fire of Love is a division 14, Greigii Tulip with flowerheads of slightly reflexed, scarlet petals and variegated foliage with unique and colourful maroon striping and pale yellow margins. Beautiful blooms and incredibly variegated foliage, Fire of Love has sturdy stems and does well in rockeries or at the front of beds and borders, also suitable for planting in containers and pots. Enjoy these smaller sized plants with big beautiful blooms that

For best results plant in full sun or partial shade in well draining soil

Fritillaria should be planted in the autumn or autumn and regularly watered to ensure root growth before winter

With an almost peony-like bloom

The First is one of the earliest tulips to bloom in the garden

but leave the green foliage to gather energy and store in the bulb for the following season

there should be an apparent yellowing of the foliage

Originally a woodland plant in its native Japan

Hydrangeas like this one make for excellent cut flowers

Tamara is a large-cupped and showy daffodil

The blackcurrant plant

green lanceolate leaves on the very top completing the crown

but many people think they don't have the room for one