Gladioli
renowned for their vibrant blossoms, typically burst into bloom approximately 100 days after bulb plantation. These resplendent flowers can be cultivated across a myriad of climates, showcasing their adaptability.
Hyacinth
Among the most enchanting attributes of hyacinth flowers is their captivating fragrance, which is both delightful and invigorating to the senses.
Sweet Pea
Sweet peas thrive optimally in soil with a pH ranging from 7 to 8, necessitating the recommendation to lime the soil before planting to achieve this alkaline environment.
Lilac
Lilac bushes exhibit remarkable resilience, prospering in stringent conditions provided they experience cold winters, which are essential for their development.
Gypsophila
Gypsophila, colloquially known as ‘baby’s breath,’ is often referred to as the ‘chalk plant’ due to its natural proclivity for flourishing in chalky limestone soils. This plant is also highly prized as a superb cut flower, adding delicate elegance to floral arrangements