Complete Spring Flower Bulb Garden - 50 Bulbs for 50 Days of Continuous Blooms (Spring Color from March Through June) - Easy to Grow Fall Planting Bulbs by Willard & May

Last attempt at planting from another source was complete failure. Not one flower burst through the soil,! Along comes this selection and I am enjoying flower after flower coming up and blooming, oneAfter another. Perfect strong long lasting, wish I had more garden to I could plant again this year.

I bought this as a gift for a friend, and she was very pleased with the variety and selection of the bulbs. They were all nice and healthy and fresh and ready to grow and sprouted quickly after planting. This makes a particularly nice gift item for a gardening friend it will be enjoyed year after year as the bulbs rebloom and multiply.

Irises performed poorly. All others bloomed beautifully. But only 3 irises sprouted and only one of those bloomed. Good variety for starters.

I planted these a little late this year. I look forward to seeing how they grow and bloom next spring.

All the tulips and Daffodils did bloom and looked awesome! Only about half the Crocus bloomed, green leaves came up but no flowers. Hopefully they'll do better next year. Seven out of 10 Dutch Iris bloomed and look gorgeous. The Blue Muscari did well and I think all bloomed.

Spring update: I would not purchase these again. At least half of the tulips did not bloom, the irises popped up but only grew about 6 inches and I got no buds or blooms, and the muscari bloomed but they look very tiny and aren't much to look at. I can't comment for certain on the daffodils or crocuses because I planted them next to others I bought from another vendor. The tulips, hyacinths, crocuses, allium, and daffodils I purchased from other vendors (even cheap ones from Walmart) grew well so I dont think it was my soil or sunlight.Bulbs appeared to be in good shape. All arrived in individually labeled packages with planting instructions, height, and bloom time. Shipping was fast.

So, I never expect every plant or bulb that I buy to grow. I brought these in October, Fall of 21. I thought I would just plant 20 or so bulbs straight in the ground in the Fall and then plant the rest in the Spring. I was wrong. These bulbs wanted to be planted, the remaining bulbs started sprouting off roots in their bags (I left them in the house because I didn't want the humidity where I live to cause them to rot).With time, some mail got placed over them. I was cleaning up and about 15 - 20 more of them were ready to go, with roots busting out in their mesh bags. So, I planted those too. Then, during the winter I kept having to put the bulbs into pots because they would start rooting. Now, it is March 13, Spring 22 - every bulb I planted in the ground has popped up green. I have (muscari) grape hyacinths blooming currently - we had a snap freeze last night so their foliage doesn't look as peppy . I have tulips opening up with a beautiful pink flower. We have daffodils growing in pots (no blooms yet) and all the irises took. The crocus (a very peculiar looking plant when it starts - 4th plant in picture), all of those bulbs have broken though the top soil and look healthy and strong. (I did throw 2 to 3 bulbs away (again, remember, I left them in my house, not sure why type they were) that looked like they were starting to rot - that was 100% my fault. I am confident that if I had planted they probably would have taken. I wasn't sure where to plant 50 bulbs at one time ).We are just starting some garden spaces, and things may not look beautiful yet, the ground has started (as of today) to be safe to plant for Spring - we just had our last freeze of the year (I live in the South).These are only some of the bulbs, I didn't take pictures of everyplace we planted them. This purchase was COMPLETELY worth it. I will buy these again. It is very satisfying watching everything growing. 100% growth on everything planted. Amazing return.

So many bulbs! This will keep you in blooms for most the year. Easy and fun!