Layering bulbs in one large pot or in borders means you can create a combination which blooms either simultaneously or in succession. This combination of bulbs produces three displays, one after another: Flowers Feb: - Crocus ‘Hummingbird’ 5-10cm deep - Scilla siberica 5-10cm deep - Iris ‘Clairette’ 10cm deep Flowers March: - Hyacinth ‘Jan Bos’ 15cm deep - Hyacinth ‘Woodstock’ 15cm deep - Muscari armeniacum 10cm deep Flowers April: - Tulip ‘Amazing Parrot’ 20cm deep - Tulip ‘Rosy Diamond’ 20cm d

64K views · 6.2K reactions | How to layer spring bulbs Always start with the latest flowering spring bulbs, that’s your alliums and late flowering irises. These should be around 6-10 inches deep. Then your mid season bulbs. Muscari, daffodils and hyacinths at a depth of about 4-6 inches. Then your early flowering bulbs like Crocus, Winter aconite and Snow drops at about 2-4 inches deep. #gardening | The Michael Griffiths | Facebook