The DutchGrown Blog

Garden bulbs are an absolute delight to grow: heralds of spring, they burst into colorful bloom just as the earth returns to life after the cold, gloomy months of winter...

Thanks to their early flowering times, before the trees have fully developed their leaves, bulbs can be planted almost anywhere you like in your garden or landscaping scheme, whether in...

The secret to a beautiful garden display is planning ahead, and it’s never too early to be thinking about fall plants for the next season. Our flower bulbs are grown...

Dutch bulbs are the easiest way imaginable to create a fabulous garden. Each bulb has been nurtured in the Netherlands and already contains everything the plant needs to bloom: all...

Blooming on regal stems with big fluffy balls in purple, white and yellow, Alliums are one of the last bulbs of the season. How to best plant and care for...

Late-flowering spires that will create a true spectacle when they bloom, Foxtail Lilies are a must-have for any gardener who simply doesn’t want the flowering season to end. In this...

The Winner's Experience in Amsterdam The Netherlands - 2019. Visiting the world famous flower park Keukenhof and getting a private tour to DutchGrown’s own flower fields. Have you always wondered who...

The ideal flower for people who have just taken up gardening, this cheap and cheerful bulb will thrive almost anywhere. In this blog we’ll discuss everything you need to know...

This elite bulb with its elegant and tender look, is actually a very tough plant thriving in all soils, including damp ones. In this blog we’ll take a closer look...

The best bulb for warmer climes, Anemones are incredible naturalizers and very suitable as cut flowers. In this blog we’ll take a closer look at this member of the Ranunculaceae...

As Dutch as windmills and wooden shoes, tulips will bring instant delight to any lawn, vase or balcony. In this blog we’ll look at the characteristics of various subspecies, and...

Fritillaria, a member of the lily family, comes in many forms. From tiny charmers to enormous showstoppers, each Fritillaria variety has something special to offer your garden. In today’s blog...