Spring Bulbs
Our flower bulbs will be available to order from spring 2025 for delivery and planting in autumn 2025.
For spring planting, check out our wildflower bulbs ‘In The Green’ which are available to order now for planting from January to March.
Here at Boston Seeds, we offer high-quality flower bulbs for gardeners and tradespeople alike. All of our flower bulbs are directly sourced from trusted growers and are specifically selected for their size, quality and provenance. Our bigger bulbs produce bigger, better and bolder flowers.
Take a look at our exciting range of varieties, including all of your old favourites, garden classics and brand new exclusives. Can't find what you are looking for? Don't hesitate to get in touch to get straight through to one of our friendly, knowledgeable advisers. You can also request a catalogue to view our full range. Ordering regularly or looking for large volumes? Click here to apply for a trade account today - we review all applications within one working day.
Spring Bulbs from Boston Seeds
Our spring flowering bulbs are the perfect way to add some colour to your garden after a long winter. We have a wide range of different varieties of spring bulbs so you can create the garden of your dreams.
If you’re looking for something a little different at Boston Seeds, we also offer wildflower bulbs such as the gorgeous Snake’s Head Fritillary, providing vibrant shades of maroon and purple, and a fascinating petal texture. This flower was once widespread across the UK and is now making a comeback for its beautiful shape and colour. It looks especially striking as a burst of colour in wildflower gardens or to naturalise along woodland edges.
For those looking to encourage biodiversity in their garden, our allium bulbs are excellent for pollinators, such as bees and butterflies. Highlighted by the RHS as being scientifically proven to help tackle the decline in pollinator species, choose from some of our favourites such as the Aflatunense Allium Bulbs.
Our autumn flower bulb range is available seasonally so if your favourite flower isn’t in season yet, visit our range of Spring-Planted Wildflower Bulbs.
Have a question about spring bulbs? We're always on hand to help with your query so please get in touch. Or, you can check out our handy advice pages for an array of expert tips and guides below.
Why choose Boston Seeds?
With over two decades of experience, Boston Seeds is a family-run business whose passion lies in creating beautiful outdoor spaces with high-quality seeds and bulbs.
When buying from Boston Seeds, you are buying:
- Quality assurance: We only use trusted, specialist growers, and every one of our spring flowering bulbs is quality checked before leaving our warehouse.
- Customer satisfaction: We take pride in providing the best possible service and product for our customers. If you’ve got any questions or concerns, our team is always happy to help.
- Expert advice: We are always on hand to help provide expert advice on planting your spring bulbs to ensure you get the best results in your garden. Take a look at our advice section or get in touch.
- Versatility: Whatever your needs and requirements are, we’ve got the spring bulbs for you. Whether you’re looking for bee friendly flowers or just beautiful looking flowers, we’ve got you covered.
Spring Bulbs FAQs
When to plant spring bulbs?
Depending on the variety of spring bulb you are planning to grow will depend on the best time you should plant your spring bulbs. Usually most spring bulbs are planted between September and November, but refer to our guide for individual species.
How long do spring bulbs take to grow?
Most spring flowering bulbs are planted when dormant in the colder months and then take a few months to come into bloom. Once the temperature begins to rise during spring, the bulbs will begin to sprout - usually a flowering plant will then appear in 15 to 30 days.
How do you plant spring bulbs in your garden?
When planting bulbs in your garden, dig a hole that is deep and wide enough for your bulb - we recommend planting bulbs about 2 to 3 times their depth. Space your bulbs out so they are twice their width apart. Make sure your bulb is facing the right way up, typically it is with the pointed end facing up. Cover the bulbs with soil and gently pat the soil down to remove any air bubbles.
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