Taylor’s Bulbs

Taylor’s Bulbs
Just like Hayes Garden World, Taylor’s Bulbs is a multi-generational family business that has been dedicated to beautifying your gardens since 1919. Taylor’s flowering bulb range is vast; our stock... Show more

Just like Hayes Garden World, Taylor’s Bulbs is a multi-generational family business that has been dedicated to beautifying your gardens since 1919. Taylor’s flowering bulb range is vast; our stock includes their beautiful fragrant bulbs in a wide selection of colours, an array of seed potato and vegetable varieties as well as starter kits/novelty planters, making the perfect gift for the experienced grower or even the amateur gardener in your life. The flowering bulbs include varieties such as Begonias, Dahlias, Roses and Acidantheras in an extensive colour range, giving you a comprehensive selection to choose from to brighten up your garden or patio. Check out our Blog for advice on planting in different seasons, ideas on which flowers look best in different areas of the garden and even video tutorials on How To Plant Up A Spring Container. Shop our selection of over 340 bulbs to find the perfect fit for your garden.

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Just like Hayes Garden World, Taylor’s Bulbs is a multi-generational family business that has been dedicated to beautifying your gardens since 1919. Taylor’s flowering bulb range is vast; our stock includes their beautiful fragrant bulbs in a wide selection of colours, an array of seed potato and vegetable varieties as well as starter kits/novelty planters, making the perfect gift for the experienced grower or even the amateur gardener in your life. The flowering bulbs include varieties such as Begonias, Dahlias, Roses and Acidantheras in an extensive colour range, giving you a comprehensive selection to choose from to brighten up your garden or patio. Check out our Blog for advice on planting in different seasons, ideas on which flowers look best in different areas of the garden and even video tutorials on How To Plant Up A Spring Container. Shop our selection of over 340 bulbs to find the perfect fit for your garden.

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Taylor's Potato Growing Bag

£3.99
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Taylor's Metal Flower Pot Bulb Kit

£9.99
£0.00 £9.99
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Taylor's Indoor Herb Set Growing Kit

£12.99
£0.00 £12.99
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Taylor's Chilli Bucket Indoor Growing Kit

£10.99
£0.00 £10.99
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Taylor's Kitchen Herb Planter Growing Kit

£11.99
£0.00 £11.99
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Taylor's Seed Potato Taster Pack Sarpo Mira

£2.99
£0.00 £2.99
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Taylor's Seed Potato 2KG Saxon

£5.99
£0.00 £5.99

FAQ

Angela Slater. Angela has worked for Hayes in various departments for over 35 years and has a good knowledge of garden plants, design and garden problems. Environmentally sound gardening practices are hugely important as is a
consideration for attracting wildlife into our outdoor spaces.

Where can I get some advice on how to plant bulbs?

Either come into store and talk to our gardening team or look in the 'Knowledge Centre' on our website.

When are the dry summer flowering bulbs available?

These are usually in the garden centre from the beginning of February until about the end of March. Summer flowering bulbs planted in pots are usually available in the outdoor plant area from June onwards.

When do I plant my dry spring flowering bulbs?

They can be planted from the end of September with the exception of tulips which should be planted in November.

When do I buy my dry spring flowering bulbs?

Spring flowering bulbs usually start to come into the garden centre about the end of August and are usually available until the end of September. Spring bulbs growing in pots are available in the outdoor plant area from the beginning of the year until about March.

When do I plant my dry summer flowering bulbs?
They can be planted when soil conditions allow, don't plant outdoors if the soil is sodden and cold. The best thing to do is plant them in old plastic pots then place in the greenhouse or a frost free porch. Once they are growing either replant into the chosen position or sink the whole pot then just lift when they have gone over and overwinter somewhere frost free.