Flower Bulbs in the Landscape

The formula – the Spring Meadow – can be
seen at the famous Keukenhof gardens. (more)

Flower beds filled with seasonal plantings
are intended to create a mass of color. (more)

Potrted bulbs in exchangeable containers
provides instant results. (more)

Plant words in cultivars that flower successively
to “Feel the Art of Nature”. (more)

Slopes that provide protection from the wind
are perfect sites for a river of spring flowers. (more)

Ornamental onions (Allium schubertii) are border
stars even after their flowering period. (more)

In this perennial border, the tulips seem to be
dancing like elegant ballerinas. (more)

In planting strips beneath trees and shrubs,
bulbs have to compete with woody plants. (more)

Mini-garden in lilac-pink and red.
Just right for large round pots (more)

The ubiquitous snowdrop, partners well with
the rare but native yellow wood anemone. (more)

Some frost tolerant summer-flowering bulbs are
sutiable for multiple-year flowering in the border. (more)



		Many of the examples on this Web site profiled situations suitable for using flower bulbs. But flower bulbs are more than planning, planting and maintenance. Flower bulbs carry in them the promise of spring. It's an idea that's been inspiring designers, landscapers and architects for centuries. In thi section, we have chosen more than a dozen inspiring ways to use flower bulbs. They offer just a taste, to hopefully sinspire you to create your own fabulous flower bulb installations.