ACW Garden Centre, Canal Road, Bradford BD2 1AL
Local delivery & click and collect available
Call 01274 392344ACW Garden Centre, Canal Road, Bradford BD2 1AL
Local delivery & click and collect available
Call 01274 392344Plant now for flowers in spring
Daffodils, tulips, alliums, hyacinths, crocus, iris, snowdrops and more. Hundreds of varieties from Taylors and Prins, from bulk nets for naturalising to hand-picked loose bulbs, all in store now at ACW Garden Centre.
Plant now for flowers in spring. Autumn is the best time to plant spring bulbs. Daffodils by the end of October, tulips through November and into December.
Plan your visitIn store now
Borders, lawns, pots, rockeries and windowsills. Here are some of the spring flowering bulbs you will find in store this autumn.
Big trumpets to miniature rockery varieties
Triumph, parrot, double, fringed and lily-flowered
Purple Sensation, Summer Drummer and Cristophii
Bedding mixes and prepared bulbs for indoors
Spring and autumn crocus, single and double snowdrops
Katharine Hodgkin, Harmony, Pixie and more
Grape hyacinths and Anemone blanda
Taylors XL and Extra Value collections
Daffodils & narcissi
From big bulk nets for naturalising in lawns and under trees, to dainty miniature narcissi for rockeries and pots, our daffodil range covers every spot in the garden.
Tulips
Our tulip wall is a riot of colour. Choose from elegant lily-flowered tulips, frilly parrots, fringed and double peony-style blooms, and the near-black Queen of Night.
Alliums & showstoppers
Alliums give height and drama to borders in late spring and early summer, and the bees love them. Pair them with tulips for a planting that lasts for weeks.
Hyacinths & early colour
Hyacinths fill a room with scent. Specially treated bulbs can be grown indoors for flowers in winter, and bedding hyacinths brighten pots by the front door.
Bulb planting guide
Plant daffodils, crocus and most spring bulbs from September to the end of October. Tulips are best planted in November, even into December.
A good rule is to plant bulbs at two to three times their own depth, pointy end up. Tulips like to go a little deeper.
Most spring bulbs love sun or light shade and well-drained soil. Add grit to heavy clay to stop bulbs rotting.
Layer bulbs in a pot: tulips at the bottom, daffodils in the middle and crocus or muscari on top, for months of colour.
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Also in store: garlic and onion sets for growing your own, bulb planters and peat-free compost.
Questions
ACW Garden Centre on Canal Road, Bradford BD2 1AL has a large range of spring flowering bulbs from Taylors and Prins, including daffodils, tulips, alliums, hyacinths, crocus, dwarf iris, snowdrops, muscari and anemones. Bulbs are sold in store.
Plant daffodils, crocus, hyacinths and most spring bulbs from September to the end of October. Tulips are best planted later, in November, and can go in up to December.
As a rule, plant bulbs two to three times their own depth with the pointed end facing up. Tulips can go a little deeper, which helps them come back year after year.
Yes. Most spring bulbs grow well in pots. Try a lasagne pot, with tulips at the bottom, daffodils in the middle and crocus or muscari on top, using peat-free compost with added grit.
Yes. We have pick and mix loose bulbs in paper bags, including miniature narcissi, tulips, dwarf iris, crocus and hyacinths, as well as bulk nets of daffodils and tulips for larger plantings.
Not at the moment. Our spring bulbs are sold in store, so please visit us on Canal Road or call 01274 392344 if you are looking for a particular variety.