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Miscellaneous

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Special bulbs outside the standard

The category Miscellaneous includes a wide selection of special spring bulbs that fall outside the traditional groups. Think of species such as Scilla, Chionodoxa, Leucojum, Erythronium, Puschkinia and others. These bulbs are ideal for naturalizing, natural gardens, rock gardens and combinations with classic species such as tulips and narcissus. They flower early, are winter hardy, low maintenance and attract pollinators. This category offers growers, designers and gardeners the opportunity to deviate from the standard range and to add unique accents to their spring planting.

Miscellaneous – special flower bulbs with natural charm

The name Miscellaneous includes numerous smaller bulb crops, each of which contributes in its own way to a varied and biodiverse spring picture. Many of these species are botanical, suitable for naturalising and flower very early in the year – often before the crocus.

Typical species within this category are:

  • Scilla (squill) – intense blue flowers, low growth, suitable for naturalising

  • Chionodoxa (glory of the snow) – light blue to pink, star-shaped flowers

  • Leucojum (spring snowflake) – bell-shaped flowers, related to snowdrop

  • Erythronium (dog's tooth) – graceful, drooping flowers with speckled leaves

  • Puschkinia – soft blue-white, fine flowers, blooms very early

These species are often used in natural gardens, woodland gardens, borders and between perennials. They are perfect for naturalising in lawns or under trees, combine well with other early bloomers and make a valuable contribution to pollinator-friendly greenery.

Applications:

  • Naturalising in grass, borders or under planting

  • Botanical gardens and natural planting schemes

  • Early flowering combinations with crocuses, daffodils and hyacinths

  • Rock gardens and edges of wooded plots

  • Public green areas with an ecological approach

Assortment Miscellaneous from Holland Bulb Market – special and reliable

Holland Bulb Market supplies a carefully composed range of Miscellaneous flower bulbs – ideal for buyers who want to offer more than the standard package. We offer these varieties in both retail packaging and in bulk, suitable for naturalizing or project use.

Our customers benefit from:

  • Wide choice of botanical varieties

  • Strong, natural varieties with proven flowering

  • Custom packaging (bulk, loose, or ready-made for sale)

  • Advice on combinations, flowering time and planting schedule

Seasonal information

  • Planting season: Autumn (September – December)

  • Flowering: February – April (depending on species)

  • Category: Spring flowers / botanical / naturalizing bulbs

  • Location: Sun to partial shade, light to average soil

  • Climate:

    • Winter-hardy to -25 °C

    • Suitable for Northern, Central and Southern Europe

    • Very suitable for natural and ecological planting

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