💧 Ideal for moist soils: This flower bulb mix is specially designed for rainy regions and wet locations – perfect for damp garden areas. 🌼 30 hardy flower bulbs: Includes three proven varieties – Fritillaria Meleagris, Leucojum Aestivum, and Narcissus Recurvus – that reliably bloom even in persistent wetness. 🐝 Insect-friendly & fragrant: The flowers attract bees and butterflies and emit a pleasant, natural scent – ideal for ecological gardens. 🌱 Easy-care & hardy: These flower bulbs are perennial, weather-resistant, and robust – they return every spring and thrive even without much care. ☔ Perfect for wet garden corners: Ideal for damp beds, meadow edges, or garden ponds – brings long-lasting color to greenery even in challenging locations. 📦 Contents: 30 flower bulbs – Fritillaria Meleagris (Snake's Head Fritillary), Leucojum Aestivum (Summer Snowflake) & Narcissus Recurvus (Poet's Daffodil) – sorted & ready to plant. With the Wet Garden Box, you can achieve a colorful, vibrant garden even in damp or rainy locations! This exclusive mix contains 30 high-quality flower bulbs, specially selected by garden experts for wet soils and rainy regions. While many plants struggle with consistently moist soil, the varieties in this mix thrive in such conditions. The included species are known for their robustness, winter hardiness, and ability to bloom magnificently even in changing weather conditions: 🌷 Fritillaria meleagris (Snake's Head Fritillary): An elegant wildflower with distinctive, patterned blooms in purple and white – a real eye-catcher in damp garden areas. 🌼 Leucojum aestivum (Summer Snowflake): Delicate, bell-shaped flowers that love moist soils and add fresh highlights in spring. 🤍 Narcissus recurvus (Poet's Daffodil): Fragrant, classic daffodil with white flowers and a delicate, orange-yellow center – bee-friendly & long-lasting. This mix blooms from April to May, providing a long-lasting, natural floral display that attracts bees, bumblebees, and butterflies. Perfect for damp beds, meadow edges, near ponds, or shady garden spots with regular rain. Planting is easy: Place the bulbs between