Not sure where to start? I’ve put together a few ready-made bulb combinations that work brilliantly together, whether you’re planting a shady bed, a sunny border, or a container garden.

Each collection is designed for lasting colour, pollinator support, and ease of planting, just choose the one that suits your space.

Striking and structural, alliums bring height, movement, and pollinator power to any spring garden.

These globe-shaped flowers are beloved by bees and ideal for adding bold interest to borders or gravel planting.

With bold colours and elegant forms, tulips are the showstoppers of the spring garden.

My selection includes reliable favourites and unique varieties that flower beautifully in Irish gardens. These are perfect for beds, borders, or pots.

Nothing says spring like a daffodil.

From classic yellow trumpets to delicate multi-headed varieties, these reliable bulbs bring cheer, scent and early-season colour, naturalising year after year in borders, lawns or wild areas.

One of the earliest signs of spring, crocuses are low-growing, colourful and brilliant for pollinators just waking up after winter.

Plant them in lawns, under trees, or scatter through gravel and pots for a naturalistic display.

Support pollinators while enjoying a beautiful garden.

These spring bulbs are chosen specifically for their nectar and pollen value, offering vital food for bees, butterflies and other beneficial insects. Good gardening starts with nature.

Explore more of my handpicked favourites, from muscari and anemones to scilla and fritillaria. These often-overlooked gems add texture, fragrance, and ecological value to any spring display.

Known for their enormous, trumpet-shaped blooms, Amaryllis bulbs bring spectacular colour indoors during the darkest months.

Easy to grow and perfect as festive gifts, they’re ideal for bright windowsills or as statement displays in pots.

Plant October/November for blooms over Christmas and New Year.