Bluebell Bulbs

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Commonly Asked Questions

What month do you plant bluebell bulbs?

You can plant dry bluebell bulbs in autumn, but you're more likely to have success by planting the bulbs 'in the green' in late spring. Divide and replant the clumps after flowering and before the leaves die back.

Do bluebell bulbs multiply?

Yes, bluebells spread readily by seed and bulb offsets (small, immature bulbs). In favourable growing conditions, English, Spanish, and hybrid bluebells will slowly but steadily spread to form dense clumps, potentially smothering smaller plants.

Where is the best place to plant bluebell bulbs?

Plant your bluebells in an area of dappled shade, ideally under a deciduous tree. Ensure they are planted at the level they were at before being lifted, which you'll identify by the point where the leaves turn white.

Can you get bluebell bulbs?

Yes, you can get bluebell bulbs. It's better to buy bulbs than seeds as they take several years to flower. Bluebells in the green can be purchased in spring for better establishment, or as dry bulbs for autumn planting.

How deep do you bury bluebell bulbs?

Plant dry bulbs at least 10 cm deep and space them 10 cm apart, ensuring the pointed growing tip faces upwards. For a more natural effect, plant small clumps together with irregular spacing between them.