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Spring flowering bulb assortment

A thoughtful gift that promises a vibrant display of color and life in the garden when spring arrives.

A spring flowering bulb assortment gives a gardener something to plant and look forward to once the snow melts. It suits parents, grandparents, neighbours and new homeowners who enjoy time outdoors, since the gift unfolds over months rather than a single morning.

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Why spring flowering bulb assortment make a good gift

  • Planting the bulbs gives the recipient a hands-on project and something to anticipate through winter.
  • Blooms arrive months later, so the gift keeps delivering colour well after the holidays.
  • Many varieties come back each spring, turning one gift into a lasting part of the garden.

What to look for

  • Check the hardiness zone range to match the recipient's local winter climate.
  • Note the bulb count and mix of varieties, and whether bloom times are staggered.
  • Confirm whether planting instructions are included and whether the bulbs suit containers or balconies.

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  • Tulip and daffodil mix
  • Crocus bulb assortment
  • Indoor forcing bulb kit
  • Pollinator friendly bulb mix

Questions people ask

Can spring bulbs still be planted if they are given at Christmas?
In much of Canada the ground is frozen by December, so bulbs are often potted and chilled for indoor forcing instead. Where the soil can still be worked, they can go straight into the garden.
Do the bulbs need to be dug up and replanted every year?
Many types, such as daffodils and crocuses, can stay in the ground and return each spring. Tulips often bloom best in their first year and may need replacing over time.

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