To grow these cutting garden flowers in your garden, she recommends planting them about 30cm apart in full or partial sun.

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'These plants keep making new flowers, and taking off the faded ones helps them look tidy and encourages even more to bloom,' he explains. Since annuals have a relatively short lifespan, maximising ...

Autumn crocuses and colchicums may look like springtime blooms. But they are generally fall-flowering beauties. They will bring vibrant color and charm to your garden.

Bulbs that divide well include Siberian squill, crocuses, glory-of-the-snow, snowdrops, grape hyacinths, winter aconite, summer snowflakes, alliums, camassia, and daffodils.

This is especially true for smaller bulbs like crocuses and snowdrops, which often self-seed effectively when left undisturbed.