Hyacinthus orientalis 'Jan Bos'

Hyacinthus orientalis 'Jan Bos'Jan Bos produces a single central spike or raceme with multitudes of star shaped flowers. Numerous blooms of bright reddish pinks saturate the raceme in both beauty and fragrance. Sparse leaves are light green, oblong and narrow with slightly inwardly curling edges. Specially prepared with earlier colder temperatures in order to induce earlier indoor blooming. Prepared for early blooming, specially treated bulbs of Jan Bos may start to bloom in

and keep in a cool dark cupboard for 6-8 weeks

semi-double flowers open up to display linen white petals (with a pale blue reverse) and lemon yellow stamens

The petals are often a slightly more yellow and less golden colour and Often appearing to slightly bend backward away from the trumpet

Camelot belongs in the division of large-cupped Daffodils

this tree will happily cope with British winters and requires little in the way of maintenance

Fosteriana are a hybrid race also known as Emperor Tulips noticeable for their brilliant oriental colours and large flower heads

Short-stemmed

toothed green leaves

plant the Crocus bulbs 5 cm deep with the pointy part of the growth shoot upwards

'Taoflora Pink' is a prime example of this

Greigii Tulip with flowerheads of slightly reflexed

light green foliage