We all know the beloved but standard Narcissus, Crocus, Muscari and Tulipa varieties, but there is so much more to discover in the world of bulbs. Therefore our buying bulbs specialist Viona has made a selection of special, exclusive bulbs that deserves to be put in the spotlight. Click here to see the total selection of special bulbs.

1 Narcissus Toto
This elegant Narcissus has the same qualities as the Tête à Tête, but has a more subtle flower colour and a soft yellow cup.

2 Muscari Esther
In recent years there has been a considerable innovation in the Muscari range. Many new selections are presented, with a distinction being made in use for cut flower production, pot cultivation and for the garden. Esther, such a new one, immediately caught the eye with the beautiful porcelain blue to uniform white flowers.

3 Tulipa Kiwanis
A very strong and low growing tulip with clear white flowers. Excellent garden-tulip!

4 Narcissus bulbocodium Oxford Gold
This fabulous narcissus catches the eye with its superior colour and the round shaped cups that are usually wider than they are long. They really bring a different perspective to the garden with their short ‘necks’ and clusters of flowers.

5 Fritillaria imperialis 'Aurora'
This beauty blooms with a rosette of bell-shaped deep orange flowers. Fritillaria imperialis 'Aurora' blooms with a rosette of bell-shaped deep orange flowers. A difficult plant for our climate, but with the necessary care it will survive in our garden for several years. The strong smell of the large fleshy bulbs keeps moles and mice out of the garden.

6 Narcissus 'Rip van Winkle' (Double Daffodil)
Very unusual yet beautiful, with double, multi-petalled, golden-yellow flowers, so fluffy that their finely divided petals give them the look of a Chrysanthemum.

7 Narcissus Mary Gay Lirette
Beautiful yellow cups that will turn salmon pink with white petals, the sweetly scented flowers makes it a true romantic bulb.

8 Eranthis hyemalis
One of the early flowering sorts in wintertime, it really stands out with its yellow flowers and short stems.

9 Tulipa Toplips
A double early tulip. This striking bi-colour double variety has cherry red petals edged with white.

10 Fritillaria meleagris
Pretty, pendent, white and pinkish-purple bells with distinctive checkerboard markings on slender stems.