Tulip 'Cistula'

Tulip 'Cistula'Cistula is a division 6, Lily flowering Tulip with lemony yellow colourations in a fluted bloom on tall, slender stems. Reflexed petals gently curl outwards towards the tips. Shades of yellow, Cistula can present with shades of pale, yellow whites at the base to zingier lemony colours towards the tips of the petals. Long, thin stems support these blooms and it is advised to grow them in sheltered areas away from strong winds. Perfect for flower

It is easy to see how the French Can Can Dahlia got its name

Trés Chic is a division 6

The “green base” refers to the area where the petals and cup join together and exhibit a gentle green shade

A stunning new variety from Scotland

If you've got a glut of blueberries

As leaves are producing energy for the bulb

Anemone and Crocus varieties

If you're able to stop yourself from eating all the blackcurrants straight off the bush - and no judgment if you can't - then make yourself a batch of homemade cordial or rustle up a latticework blackcurrant pie

bell-shaped flowers perch on top of the stalk with thinner

this plant will attract beneficial wildlife like bees to your garden

With a quick and easy yearly prune

or borders it is best to plant in well drained soil which has been dug to a good depth