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Daffodils & Narcissus SPRING PLANTING 2021 The Flints, Brent Eleigh Road, Monks Eleigh, Suffolk IP7 7JG Tel 01449 741551 [email protected] www.riversidebulbs.co.uk Dear Gardener Spring Planting 2021 Welcome to our spring 2021 mailer covering the more popular of this year’s range of bulbs for spring planting. Please order online at www.riversidebulbs.co.uk where you’ll find 500+ varieties of bulbs to choose from, and pictures. Or complete the form and send it back to us, or call and we can fill in the details at our end. Or you can visit our stand at one of the many plant fairs we expect to attend – see website for details With best wishes Matt Long To complete your order, fill in the number of bulbs of each variety that you require in the ‘order quantity’ column, and show the total value for that quantity in the ‘order value’ column. Please indicate variety and quantity where there is a choice. Add up the total value of your order, advise collection, or add the standard £7.50 delivery charge. Additional delivery charges may be applicable to orders for Scottish Highlands and all offshore islands incl IOW. Note: We do not have the resources for the administration required to supply to Northern Ireland and countries outside the UK Quantity Price Order Order BIG BULBS Quantity Value Amarine belladiva biggest size bulbs 16/+ (Nerine x Amaryllis) Great cut flowers with Per 5 £10.00 long vase-life. Up to 10 pink lily flowers on 60cm stems in autumn Per 15 £22.50 Amarine belladiva selections: Anastasia pale pink with darker mid stripe Qty___ Per 3 £7.50 Emmanuelle white-pink Qty___ Paris pink bicolour Qty__ Per 10 £20.00 Amarine belladiva Tomoko the darkest red-pink selection Per 3 £10.00 Amaryllis belladonna Large 3ft stems of pink fragrant funnel blooms Qty___ Per 3 £10.00 Crinum x powellii Pink Qty___ Crinum x powellii Album white Qty___ Per 10 £30.00 Eucomis (Pineapple Lily), pineapple shaped, with a mass of small starry flowers Per 3 £5.00 autumnalis white Qty___ bicolour white/purple Qty___ comosa, pink Qty___ Per 10 £13.00 Eucomis comosa Pink Gin bright pink Qty___ Each £7.00 Pole-Evansii tallest to 1.2m green-white flowers Qty__ Per 3 £18.00 Galtonia candicans (Summer Hyacinth) Spikes of drooping funnel shaped white flowers Per 5 £3.50 Gloriosa rothschildiana (Flame Lily) indoor exotic red and yellow flowered climber Per 3 £9.00 Hymenocallis festalis Zwanenburg (Peruvian Daffodil) Tender White Spiderlily Per 3 £3.50 Ornithogalum saundersiae (Giant Chincherinchee) Dense clusters of creamy white Per 3 £6.00 starry flowers with black centres over green blunt sword-like leaves. To 40 ins. Per 10 £18.00 Quantity Price Order Order LILIES Quantity Value Cardiocrinum giganteum (Giant Himalayan lily) potted and rooted. Monocarpic. Each £13.00 Dramatic, up to 3m with huge white, striped maroon, strongly fragrant trumpets Per 3 £35.00 Lilium candidum ‘Madonna Lily’ – classic fragrant white of cottage gardens Each £4.50 Per 3 £12.00 Asiatic turk’s caps with reflexed petals. leichtlinii yellow dark spotted Qty___ Per 3 £4.50 Pink Flight dusky pink, Qty___ Sweet Surrender cream-white with dark spots Qty___ Per 10 £13.00 Orientals for acid borders and large pots, fragrant. Casa Blanca white, Qty___ Per 3 £4.50 Stargazer pink/red speckled, Qty___ Muscadet short, white with pink spots, Qty___ Per 10 £13.00 Oriental x Trumpet hybrids ‘Tree Lilies’ fragrant, from 3ft, taller each year up to 7ft Per 3 £6.00 Mr Pistache white with a gold throat Qty__ Robina deep raspberry-pink Qty___ Per 10 £18.00 Scheherazade deep red edged pale cream Qty___ Trumpet lilies Highly fragrant. 3- 5 ft high. regale Album white Qty___ Per 3 £6.00 regale outward facing white/pink Qty___ White Planet upward facing white/pink Qty___ Per 10 £18.00 Species / hybrids Black Beauty red spotted, green centre, Qty___ Per 3 £6.00 Fusion leopard lily hybrid red/orange reflexed with heavy dark spotting, Qty___ Per 10 £18.00 henryi robust deep orange Qty___ Lady Alice white and gold, green centre, Qty___ Specials: nepalense species scented white trumpet with dark purple throat, Qty___ Per 3 £9.00 Zeba New tall nepalense hybrid fragrant white with purple throat, Qty___ Per 10 £27.00 Sub Total £ Order Order Quantity Price COTTAGE GARDEN & CUT FLOWER Quantity Value Anemone blanda Spreading perennial will quickly form large clumps Per 20 £2.50 Blue Shades mixed blue daisy like flowers Per 100 £9.00 Per 50 £5.00 Anemone blanda White Splendour, white Qty___ Per 20 £4.50 Blue Splendour blue and white Qty___ Blanda Mixed Qty___ Per 50 £10.00 Anemone coronaria de Caen Single flowers in June/Sept from spring planting. Per 20 £4.50 Blue Qty___ White Qty___ Pink Qty___ Red Qty___ Bicolour Qty___ Mixed Qty__ Per 50 £9.00 Anemone coronaria ‘Bordeaux’ wine red with purplish centre Per 10 £4.00 Per 25 £9.00 Anemone nemorosa ‘Wood anemone’ white, for naturalising under deciduous trees Per 20 £4.00 Per 100 £18.00 Arisaema consanguineum Cobra Lily striped spathe and architectural radiate leaf Each £7.00 Arisaema flavum Yellow Cobra Lily self-fertile bulking from seed and offsets Each £5.00 Arisaema tortuosum Whipcord Cobra Lily Tall, with spathe held above the parasol leaf Each £6.00 Convallaria majalis ‘Lily of the Valley’ fragrant white bells, for naturalising. Per 25 £10.00 Crocosmia: Emberglow red/orange Qty___ Lucifer tall red Qty___ Per 10 £2.50 Emily Mckenzie orange/red Qty___ Sunglow soft yellow Qty___ Per 25 £5.50 Cyclamen hederifolium Size 13/15 autumn flowering pink but can occasionally be white. Per 5 £4.50 Large leaves are ivy-shaped with a range of markings Per 15 £12.00 Freesia Sweet scented funnel-shaped blooms. Single Yellow Qty___ Per 25 £3.00 Mixed Singles White, and shades of yellow, red and mauve Qty___ Per 100 £9.00 Gladiolus italicus spikes of magenta-pink flowers in May Per 15 £3.50 Gladiolus murielae ‘Acidanthera’ 3ft spikes of white scented flowers with a purple throat Per 10 £2.00 in late summer. Likes a dry position. Good for pots Largest Size 10/+ bulbs Per 25 £4.00 Gladiolus - Large flower for cutting. Bimbo dark edged orange/brown Qty___ Chocolate brown pink Qty___ Cream Perfection cream / salmon flash Qty___ Espresso dark crimson black Qty___ Evergreen bright-green Qty___ Flevo Laguna Per 10 £5.00 green/yellow, edged purple Qty___ Hunting Song orange/red Qty___ Indian Summer warm Per 50 £22.50 purple/brown Qty___ Magma bright red Qty___ Plum Tart warm magenta Qty___ Per 100 £42.00 Purple Flora dark purple Qty___ Sapporo rose-yellow- burgundy Qty___ Violetta royal purple Qty___ Large Flower Mix of the above Qty___ Gladiolus Short 1: small flowered for borders primulinus Fiona taller white Qty___ Per 10 £2.50 colvillei Albus short white Qty___ tubergenii Charming Beauty bicolour pink-white Qty___ Per 50 £10.00 nanus Claudia white/red Qty___ nanus Halley red/white Qty___ Small flower Mix Qty___ Per 100 £18.00 Gladiolus Short 2: nanus White-Eyed Miss rose pink with red-edged white eye Qty___ Per 10 £4.00 tubergenii Bibi pink marked with red Qty___ nanus Galaxian bicolour red-white Qty___ Per 50 £17.50 primulinus Laura Jay red-cream bicolour Qty___ colvillei Irish Gold yellow-green Qty___ Per 100 £30.00 Gladiolus Special: papilio Ruby hooded dark ruby-red blooms Qty___ Per 3 £4.50 byzantinus Whistling Jacks dark wine-red selection of true native species Qty___ Per 10 £13.00 Liatris spicata ‘Gayfeather’ Pink Qty___ White Qty___ Per 5 £1.50 Per 10 £2.50 Nerine bowdenii Size 14/+ frost hardy perennial, for sheltered spot in full sun. Per 5 £4.00 Soft pink 18-24ins flowers late autumn Per 50 £35.00 Per 15 £11.00 Nerine bowdenii hybrids Bianca Perla, pure white Qty___ Isabel, dark rose Qty___ Per 5 £6.00 New Flugel, salmon pink Qty___ Mixed colours, a special mix of colours Qty___ Per 15 £16.00 Ranunculus asiaticus ‘Florists Buttercup’ double paeony flower Per 10 £2.50 Red Qty___ Orange Qty___ Purple Qty___ White Qty___ Yellow Qty___ Mixed Qty___ Per 50 £11.50 Picotee Pink/White Qty___ Picotee Café brown/orange/yellow Qty___ Roscoea purpurea hardy ginger for shade with purple flowers Per 3 £7.50 Tulbaghia simmleri ‘Sweet garlic’ sweet scented purple -pink flowers in late summer Per 3 £8.00 Sub-total £ For Aroids, Indoor & Exotics and other bulbs, see www.riversidebulbs.co.uk RIVERSIDE BULBS 2021 Spring PRICE LIST Order Order DAHLIAS – over 160 varieties to choose from Unit Price Quantity Value Anemone: Blue Bayou purple blue Qty___, Mambo deep pink Qty___, Each £2.50 Platinum Blonde white/yellow Qty___, Que Sera purple / white Qty___, Per 3 £7.00 Rock Star 3in flower dark purple-red Qty___ Totally Tangerine, orange Qty___ Per 10 £20.00 Ball (B) and Pompom (P): Great cut flowers. Bantling (P) vibrant orange Qty___ Burlesca (P) coral-pink Qty___ Cornel (B) purple/red Qty___ Cornel Bronze (B) bronze Each £2.50 yellow Qty___ Dark Spirit (B) burgundy black Qty___ Downham Royal (P) purple Qty___ Per 3 £7.00 Jowey Winnie (B) antique pink Qty___ Mystery Fox (B) bright peachy orange Qty___ Per 10 £20.00 Stolze von Berlin (P) soft pink Qty___ Sylvia (B) orange Qty___ Border type: short flowering at approx 24” Art Deco apricot/red Qty __ City of Alkmaar orange-apricot Qty__ Cobra orange bicolour Qty__ Each £2.50 Per 3 £7.50 Ellen Houston dark leaf orange Qty__ HS Kiss apricot-peach Qty___ Per 10 £20.00 Park Princess pink cactus Qty__ Pulp Fiction dark red, black leaf Qty___ Bishops: Dark leaf, flowering at 36ins Llandaff the classic bright red Qty___ Each £3.00 Auckland dark red Qty___ Canterbury purple red Qty___ Leicester pink Qty___ Per 3 £8.00 Oxford orange Qty___ York bronze yellow Qty___ Per 10 £25.00 Cactus: Ambition purple Qty___ Mel’s Orange Marmalade fimbriated orange Qty___ Apache fimbriated bright red Qty___ Leila Savannah Rose light purple-pink Qty__ Each £2.50 Hy Pimento cream/red Qty___ Rebecca’s World variable bicolour burgundy/white Qty__ Per 3 £7.00 Per 10 £20.00 Tsuki Yori no Shisha fimbriated white Qty___ Collarette: Fashion Monger raspberry white Qty___ Kelsey Annie Joy soft orange/yellow Each £2.50 with pink Qty___ Night Butterfly dark red/white Qty___ Pooh orange-red/yellow Qty___ Per 3 £7.00 Teesbrooke Audrey lilac white Qty___ Twynings White Chocolate cream white Qty___ Per 10 £20.00 Dark leaf: Flowering at approx 36ins high.
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