For the greatest aesthetic and ecological impact, combine flower bulbs with wildflowers. Flower Your Place offers a blend of visual beauty, long-lasting blooms, seasonal variation, and low maintenance, tailored for urban ecosystems. This concept suits various urban areas like roadsides, parks, and roundabouts. By using annual, biennial, and perennial seed mixtures with naturalising bulbs, optionally supplemented with bare-root perennials, we create vegetation that flowers from early spring to late autumn. Considering factors like soil type and moisture, our approach adapts to each environment. Maintenance is minimal, with just one mowing per year. Monitoring for three to five years ensures sustainable and thriving urban greenery.

This drought-resistant mixture for public greenery contains botanical tulips such as Tulipa saxatilis, batalinii and turkestanica for early spring flowering. Allium christophii and atropurpureum add height, while Allium moly and azureum bring variety in colour and texture. Iris reticulata ‘Harmony’ and ‘Katherine’s Gold’ flower early, suitable for dry, sunny spots. Muscari armeniacum provides compact blue flowers, complemented by the yellow accents of drought-tolerant Narcissus ‘Hawera’ and ‘Babymoon’.

A diverse mixture of Allium paradoxum, Allium ursinum, Camassia quamash, Fritillaria meleagris, Fritillaria uva-vulpis, Leucojum aestivum, Leucojum vernum and Narcissus poeticus var. recurvus provides an attractive, colourful planting scheme for wet public areas. This diverse flowering carpet attracts insects from early spring to late season, supports local biodiversity and improves the aesthetic and ecological value of the area.

An example of an ecologically appropriate combination of Steinzenbollen can be found in the park of Schloss Dyck in North Rhine-Westphalia. This historic estate has extensive gardens where Steinzenbollen are used to enhance the natural beauty of the landscape. A typical composition here might include snowdrops (Galanthus nivalis), wild crocus (Crocus tommasinianus), cave root (Corydalis cava), woodland hyacinth (Hyacinthoides non-scripta), and arum maculatum (Arum maculatum). These species bloom early in spring and fit well in the park’s semi-shaded, moist and fertile soil, contributing to the biodiversity and aesthetic heritage of the area.

Our flower bulb mix, designed to increase biodiversity in public green spaces, includes a selection of bee-friendly species. The mix includes Crocus spp (crocuses), Tulipa spp (tulips), Narcissus spp (daffodils), and Muscari armeniacum (blue grapes). These flowers provide a constant source of nectar for pollinators from early spring to late autumn. Ideal for parks and roadsides, this low-maintenance mixture supports a healthier, more resilient ecosystem and enriches the urban environment while supporting local wildlife.

This bulb mixture offers a harmonious interplay of colours and flowering times, ideal for public green spaces. The soft purple hues of Crocus Flower Record and King of the Striped are beautifully offset by the bright white of Jeanne D’arc and the sunny yellow of Crocus Yellow. Narcissus Tete-a-Tete adds warmth with its rich yellow flowers, while Muscari Latifolium introduces a deep, calming blue touch. Tulipa Scarlet Baby provides a powerful red accent, keeping the composition balanced. This composition supports biodiversity and offers long-lasting, gradual flowering, suitable for a variety of public green spaces.

A romantic mixture of tulips and hyacinths such as Tulipa ‘Blushing Girl’ and Hyacinthus ‘Carnegie’, ideal for use in public parks and along footpaths. Suitable for machine planting, ideal for creating soft, attractive flower carpets that exude tranquillity and beauty in busy public areas. This mixture creates a serene atmosphere that appeals to residents and visitors alike.

A sophisticated mixture of Hyacinthus orientalis ‘White Festival’ and Narcissus martinette, perfect for use in formal park plantings and urban flowerbeds. Suitable for machine planting, making it easy to create uniform and impressive flowerbeds. The fragrant flowers attract to visitors and pollinators and enhance the aesthetic value of public spaces.

This mixture of Allium hollandicum ‘Purple Rain’ and Camassia leichtlinii adds height and structure to public gardens and borders. Can be planted by machine. The architectural flowers are ideal for formal gardens and urban green spaces, where they add a visually impressive element.

With flowers such as Narcissus poeticus ‘Beautiful Eyes’ and Tulipa fosteriana ‘Orange Emperor’, this mixture offers warm colours, ideal for borders and beds in public green spaces. Suitable for machine planting, offering efficiency when landscaping large public areas. The long flowering period and striking colours make this mixture perfect for permanent planting in parks and squares.

An exuberant mixture of crocuses such as Crocus vernus ‘Flower Record’ and Crocus sieberi ‘Firefly’, perfect for creating vibrant spring carpets in parks and public gardens. Ideally suited for machine planting and scattering over large areas, enabling natural-looking flowering. The strong, colourful flowers attract pollinators early in spring.

With crocuses such as Crocus vernus ‘King of the Striped’ and tulips such as Tulipa clusiana chrysantha, this mixture is ideal for early flowering areas in public green spaces. Suitable for both manual planting and machine planting, ideal for parks and wide verges. The flowers form a colourful carpet that brings colour and life to public areas early in the season.

This combination of stately tulips such as Tulipa Golden Apeldoorn and Tulipa Pink Impression is perfect for creating impressive flower beds in public green spaces. Excellent for machine planting in large parks and along roads. The strong, brightly colored tulips create eye-catching accents in spring and immediately attract the attention of visitors.

This mixture of Narcissus geranium and Narcissus ice king offers a striking mix of yellow, white and orange flowers, ideal for enlivening public spaces. Suitable for machine planting, allowing efficient coverage of large areas. Strong flowering and robust nature make these flowers perfect for parks and public spaces, where they usher in spring fresh and colourful.