From the team at Gardeners' World Magazine
Get your best ever display of spring tulips with these planting tips.
Offering an endless variety of colours, tulips are some of the best flowers for spring colour.
While perennial, most are treated as annuals as they won’t reliably return year after year. You can get around this by growing species tulips like Tulipa linifolia that self-seed and improve in flowering performance year after year.
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Select from four varieties of winter- and spring-flowering evergreen clematis 'Jingle Bells', 'Winter Beauty', 'Wisley Cream' and 'Early Sensation' and you'll only pay for two.
In summer, its glossy green canopy is awash with charming white panicles of flowers. In winter, its branches transform into a blaze of bright orange-red berries. This hardy shrub is usually £14.99 per 3L plant.
This evergreen will bring a hint of festive cheer to your home, producing an abundance of colourful red berries, which contrast beautifully with the deep green foliage. Supplied in pretty zinc pots with gift labels, ideal for Christmas displays.
