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Bring a burst of festive colour into your home with Amaryllis Hippeastrum 'Candy Cane', a spectacular indoor flowering bulb personally christened by Lisa Hogan, co-founder of Diddly Squat Farm.

Its magnificent trumpet-shaped blooms unfurl in bold candy cane stripes of rich crimson and crisp white, with beautifully sculpted petals that resemble lipstick kisses. The result is a dazzling display that's guaranteed to brighten your home and become the centrepiece of the festive season.

Plant from October onwards for a spectacular display in time for Christmas, or give it as a thoughtful festive gift that keeps on giving, with breathtaking blooms appearing around 6–8 weeks after planting.

Easy to grow and impossible to ignore, 'Candy Cane' is the perfect choice for gardeners, flower lovers and anyone who enjoys a little seasonal magic.


Why You'll Love It!

• Personally christened by Lisa Hogan, co-founder of Diddly Squat Farm

• Spectacular crimson and white candy-striped blooms with petals that resemble lipstick kisses

• Plant from October to January

• Flowers indoors in approximately 6–8 weeks

• Peat-free growing medium

• Everything you need is included

• Perfect for creating a festive display or giving as a gift to enjoy after Christmas

You Can't Muck This Up!

Simply plant it, water it and let 'Candy Cane' do the rest. Before you know it, you'll be enjoying a spectacular display of festive blooms that steals the show.

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This exclusive Diddly Squat Farm mix is, quite literally, a right mixed bunch. Inside you'll find four different daffodil varieties: a double one, a scented one, a white one and, because you can't have daffodils without one, a proper yellow one.

Plant them in autumn, ignore them over winter, and come spring they'll burst into life with bright trumpets that loudly announce the end of gloomy days. Better still, they don't expect much in return. Once established they'll happily come back year after year, multiplying all by themselves without you lifting a finger. If only everything on the farm worked that way.

Grown right here in the UK, these hardy bulbs are perfect for borders, pots or naturalising through grass, bringing colour to the garden just when it's needed most. They're also a welcome early feast for bees and other pollinators.

What's Inside...

Narcissus 'Tamara'

An Early Riser - 'The Yellow One'

Flowers Mar - Apr. Up to 40cm. Excellent Cut Flower.

Easy come, easy grown, ‘Tamara’ is known for bright yellow blooms, ready to spring up in March. With no fuss growing, they’ll be back year after year - especially if you plant in well-drained soil with a smidgeon of shade.

Narcissus 'Yellow Cheerfulness'

Bright & Breezy - 'The Double Smelly One'

Flowers Apr - May. Up to 40cm. Fragrant Multiheaded.

Radiant golden blooms for big ‘Ta dah’ moments. These bring a whole heap of colour, with minimal fuss. They’ll give your garden a boost - and be back year after year to do it all again.

Narcissus 'Geranium'

Get Sniffy - ‘The White Orange One’

Flowers Apr - May. Up to 35cm. Fragrant Multiheaded.

Elegant white flowers with an eye-catching orange cup and a sweet perfume aroma. These perfect perennials bring loads of style, as well as fragrant aromas to cut bouquets, borders and containers. Vases at the ready.

Narcissus 'Ice King'

Twice As Nice - 'The Double White One'

Flowers Mar - Apr. Up to 70cm. Double Flowered.

Richly ruffled. Pumped up like a pompom. These daffs are doubly lovely, thanks to the double-flowered centre. The buxom blooms feature creamy white petals with a lemon-yellow centre that fades to ivory over time.


Why They're Worth Digging In

• Exclusive Diddly Squat Farm mix

• UK grown

• A right mixed bunch – four different daffodil varieties

• One double, one scented, one white and one classic yellow

• 15 bulbs per pack

• The bright trumpets that announce spring

• Easy to grow and wonderfully reliable

• Brilliant for pots, borders and lawns

• Loved by bees and other early pollinators

• Returns every spring and multiplies naturally with hardly any fuss


Plant in autumn. Put the kettle on. Let nature get on with the rest.

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This exclusive Diddly Squat Farm mix brings together some of the finest tulips around – a glorious collection of bold reds, vibrant pinks and sunshine yellows that put on a spectacular show every spring.

They're the fancy ones. The ones that stand tall, laugh in the face of a spring breeze and make the neighbours wonder what you've been up to. Life's too short for boring blooms.

Plant them in autumn, then leave them to get on with it. Come spring, they'll reward you with striking blooms that brighten beds, borders and containers. With the right conditions, they'll return year after year, bringing colour back to your garden with very little effort.

What's Inside...

The Red One

Deep, rich and full of character. These goblet-shaped blooms bring a splash of drama to the garden with bold, velvety petals. Sophisticated? Absolutely. Showy? You bet.

The Pink One

Pretty, but don't underestimate it. Strong stems, generous blooms and plenty of staying power make these pink beauties as tough as your oldest gardening boots. Growing to around 65cm tall, they'll make a real statement in any border.

The Yellow One

Bright enough to stop you in your tracks. These cheerful blooms open into brilliant sunshine-yellow flowers that light up the garden and happily steal the show wherever they're planted.


Why You'll Love Them!

• Exclusive Diddly Squat Farm tulip mix

• A right mixed bunch of premium tulips

• The fanciest types

• Red, pink and yellow varieties

• 15 bulbs per pack

• Perfect for beds, borders and containers

• Strong stems with long-lasting spring colour

• Great for pollinators

• Returns year after year with the right care

• Easy to grow and rewarding to enjoy


Planting Guide

Plant in autumn in a sunny or partially shaded spot with well-drained soil. They're equally at home in borders, raised beds, pots and containers. For the biggest impact, plant bulbs in generous groups and let them create a spectacular spring display.

Plant in autumn and let spring do the showing off. After all, somebody has to!

"Plant 'em. Ignore 'em. Enjoy 'em"