A Mysterious Dutch Still Life – A theatrical floral design by JUB Holland and landscape designer Carien van Boxtel for Keukenhof 2025. A layered spring scene rich in depth and contrast: a diverse mix of tulips and naturalising bulbs, where deep reds and nuanced pink tones act as subtle invitations, brings the poetic beauty of 17th-century floral still lifes to life.
Bratislava, Slovakia: Rich tulip mixtures bringing colour to Medická záhrada public park
Northamptonshire, United Kingdom: The Vibrant Verge at Lamport Hall & Gardens
Madrid, Spain: Tulip garden for the Royal Palace (Plaza de Oriente), donated by Dutch Crown Princess Amalia
Alkmaar, the Netherlands: Bath Mixture as part of urban greening – winning project of the Green Cities Europe Award 2024
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JUB Holland is a leading family business in the bulb sector, active since 1910. As Royal Supplier of Colour, a Keukenhof exhibitor from the very beginning, and the main construction site for the Flower Parade of the Bulb District, JUB is rooted in the craft. For four generations, expertise, innovation and a love of nature have shaped everything we do. You’ll see that continuity in our quality, in the way we work, and in the long-standing partnerships across Europe.
JUB Holland is one of the few companies in the sector with full control of the chain. Breeding, growing, trading and packing take place within one organisation. That means we know what performs — and what doesn’t — and translate that into dependable, sustainable choices. On our own 25-hectare nursery we grow top-quality tulip, daffodil and camassia bulbs, fully MPS-A and On the way to PlanetProof certified. It keeps us transparent and flexible — from bulb to presentation, from landscape to retail.
As a partner within Remarkable Tulips, we work with other leading bulb growers and exporters on new, strong and exclusive tulip cultivars. With a focus on resilience, performance and distinctiveness, we develop varieties ready for tomorrow’s demands.
With over 800 varieties and mixtures, plus our own trial garden, knowledge at JUB never stands still. We share and deepen that expertise through research partnerships, the annual JUB Study Days, roadshows, trade fairs and presentations — keeping craftsmanship not just preserved, but continuously evolving.
No two locations or green projects are the same. Climate, soil, use and management all contribute to success. JUB Holland translates ambitions regarding colour, biodiversity and climate adaptation into plantings that work in practice — from parks to verges, from country estates to business parks.
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Our JUB Holland team works daily with municipalities, contractors, designers and site managers across Europe. With in-depth knowledge of assortment, application and implementation, we contribute ideas from the initial sketch to the final realisation. Practical, personal and committed. See page 143 for our team.
Our bulbs and mixtures are selected and composed for a wide range of landscape applications. Naturalising species, a growing organic range, and carefully built mixtures and combinations provide guidance for design
JUB developed bulb-planting machinery back in the 1990s for fast, accurate planting under turf. Today we combine that experience with modern, sustainable planting methods and design tools such as the FlowerDesigner App and the Bloom Calendar fan. Design, planning and execution come together in solutions that make sustainable planting possible at any scale.
and maintenance. This results in robust plantings with long-lasting flowering, ecological value and management that is in line with practice.
A future-proof family business means choices that go beyond one season. JUB Holland works with clear goals: reducing environmental impact, strengthening biodiversity, creating a healthy workplace and building durable relationships. Discover how we make sustainability practical and contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals.
On the way to PlanetProof certified bulbs from our own nursery less phosphate leaching to surface water thanks to iron-sand drainage in the plots
CAP demonstration company (BOLDER), we share our knowledge and practical experience in reducing the use of crop protection products
• Ecological trial field in collaboration with Living Lab B7
• Tulip breeding on virus resistance and plant resilience with breeding partner Remarkable
• Our organic range (contract-grown with a SKAL-certified grower) expands every year
• Active participation in Regional certification of the Dutch Dune and Bulb Region
Applying wood fibre as an alternative to chemical weed control
Within BOLDER we host demonstration days, workshops and field trials with practical insights — from drift reduction and organic matter accumulation to nearly chemical-free daffodil cultivation. A place where theory, practice and innovation come together.
Step by step, we move towards a more circular supply chain, with sustainable sourcing and transparency as the baseline, supported by strong standards and traceable production.
• Member of Sustainable Suppliers of Horticultural Quality Products (FSI aligned)
• Packaging with >90% PCR film; 85% recycled PP tape; FSC cartons
• Reuse of displays, pallets and crates; six waste streams recycled locally
• 100% Dutch green electricity; 971 solar panels
• Electric internal transport and company vehicles
• Gas –60%, electricity –12%, total CO2 –38% (2022–2025).
• CO2-Awareness Certificate 2025, level 3.
“Less consumption, greater self-sufficiency”
Tip: The CO 2 Performance Ladder makes sustainable procurement simpler — and more effective.
Our company plots are set up as a living example of nature-inclusive practice.
Upgraded nature-friendly banks, incl. landscape elements
• Ecological ditch management, retaining 10% bank vegetation
• Flower and herb mixtures that attract pollinators and beneficial insects
• Dedicated habitats for partridge and other “bulb birds”
Read the article about the redevelopment of our company surroundings
SUSTAINABLE EMPLOYABILITY
• We are committed in providing a safe, healthy and pleasant working environment
• Staff training and development
• Collaboration with organisations supporting people distanced from the labour market
• Internships and education projects
We build long-term partnerships with governments, knowledge institutes, businesses and educational institutes. By sharing knowledge, testing innovations and making insights accessible, we strengthen sustainable sector development.
“Craftmanship grows when you share it"
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Proven. Distinctive. JUB. Essential performers that prove themselves year after year — alongside promising newcomers and varieties exclusively grown by JUB Holland. Selected for quality, appearance and usability in public green spaces.
Frank Uittenbogaard
Director – Nursery & Purchasing
Fresh spring bloomer — brightly coloured and pleasantly scented
• Warm orange tones with soft shading
• Lightly aromatic; stands out midseason
• Reliable for pots, borders and cutting
An elegant tulip with volume — soft in tone, generous in flower.
• Double, peony-type bloom with immediate impact
• Pastel pink that holds evenly
• Strong for pots, cut-flower mixes and early border colour
A stylish tulip with a distinctive twotone effect.
• Deep purple with a sharp white edge
• Sturdy and resistant to changing spring conditions
• Long flowering; strong in borders and cut flower gardens
A robust tulip with flair — strong on timing, detail and effect.
• Bright red with a white edge and dark centre — classic and bold
• Marbled foliage with early ornamental value
• Early, wind-firm, and grown exclusively by JUB Holland
An early Greigii — compact, fresh and instantly visible.
• Warm, glowy red flower with marbled foliage
• Early, large-flowered, compact habit
• Strong for combinations; grown exclusively by JUB Holland
An elegant Darwin with a gentle colour gradient for large-scale plantings.
• Soft pink with apricot and gold highlights along the petal edge
• Large, classic blooms that open wide in sunlight
• Dependable return; strong in borders and pick-your-own areas
A fresh white daffodil with a heartmelting centre.
• Pure white petals with a small softyellow cup
• Strong, scented; ideal for borders, pots and naturalising
• Late flowering and dependable year after year
Soft colour play — a well-filled double Fosteriana.
• Cream-white flower with green accents and a soft yellow base
• Well-formed double bloom, clean presentation
• Suitable for pots, borders and early landscape combinations
A scented daffodil with warm colour accents for places where experience counts.
• Bright white with a peach-orange centre; multiple flowers per stem
• Lightly fragrant and early flowering
• Ideal for borders and pots
A compact daffodil with a bright, fresh look.
• Deep yellow trumpet with lightly ruffled petals
• Early and strong with stable, low growth
• Ideal for pots, underplanting and smaller borders
Fresh spring daffodil — subtle in colour, strong in presentation.
• Colours from soft cream to pure white with a light cup tone
• A selection from ‘February Gold’, also used in Royal gardens
• Grown exclusively by JUB Holland, Royal Supplier of Colour
A subtle season starter for early colour accents.
• Light blue flowers that stand out crisply against the winter ground
• Very early; often visible from February
• Reliable in naturalising, borders and underplanting
200/m 2
A striking appearance that adds contrast and height.
• Bronze-coloured petals as a warm counterpoint to fresh spring tones
• Strong vertical accent
• Enhances the interplay of lines in mixed borders
A powerful ornamental onion with lasting value in colour and structure.
• Dark purple, compact heads on sturdy stems
• Late; attractive to bees and butterflies
• Even after flowering, the dried seed heads retain their ornamental value
A strong camassia that adapts easily to varying conditions.
• Striking light-blue flowering with an open, generous effect
• Attractive to bees and other pollinators
• Robust, easy-going, suitable for varied climates
Robust where other spring bulbs struggle.
• Rich-flowering with elegant, bellshaped white blooms
• Thrives in moist conditions and along watersides
• Planted groups bulk up year after year
A late ornithogalum with a full, even flower display.
• Very floriferous with bright white stars on sturdy stems
• Flowers later, creating an elegant season finale
• Suitable for borders and cut flower gardens
The demand for long-term flowering in public spaces is increasing. Residents want colour and experience, decision-makers seek biodiversity gains, and site managers demand practical feasibility. It is precisely in this mix of interests that it is valuable to have a quick overview. With two complementary design tools, JUB Holland makes ambitions concrete and choices substantiated, in collaboration with our specialists.
The Bloom Calendar fan is the tangible start of every design conversation. At a glance, you see how naturalising bulbs succeed one another into a natural flowering arc from January to October.
• Succession through the seasons
• Colours and combinations
• Light and soil needs
• Flowering heights and planting densities
• Easy to work with yourself
• Ideal overview for brainstorms and planning
• Supports choices on flowering window, colour focus and application
A master's mix of colour through the seasons
FlowerDesigner App
The FlowerDesigner App translates customer requirements into concrete, deliverable bulb plans. Lifelike visualisations and clear calculations make
choices transparent and scenarios defensible — always aligned with location, application and maintenance.
• See the end result in advance with realistic on-site visuals
• Instant insight into quantities, mixes and budget
• Compare multiple design options easily
• Move from proposal to decision with strong visual support
CHALLENGE US: Send a photograph of your location and requirements. Our JUB Specialists will send a visualisation in return.
Maintenance pressure, drought and biodiversity targets call for a different approach to verges and lawns. Moving from intensive mowing to an extensive regime creates space for more nature value, more seasonal experience and less maintenance pressure. Flower bulbs give a quick, dependable start — visible for months, without complex management.
• Faster visible results with fewer interventions
• Lower maintenance pressure: less mowing, reduced disruption to the grass
• More biodiversity: nectar, habitat and species variation
• Greater visual impact and stronger public support: a verge with added value, not only a tidy look
• Early start: providing nectar and pollen for bees and pollinators when it is scarce
• One planting moment, months of effect — low maintenance
• Naturally pairs with native herb mixes and extensive grass management
• Scalable: from trial plots to kilometres of verge
Tip: Start with areas where mowing is costly and delivers little return: verges, embankments, central reservations, roundabouts and lowfertility lawns.
A tailored bulb and wild flower mixture that promotes biodiversity, provides eight months of colour and attracts pollinators –all with just one mowing per year.
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Fast seasonal effect in grass: ready-made bulb mixes that perform in verges and lawns, delivering months of colour without complicated management.
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The Vibrant Verge transforms monotonous grass verges into flowery ribbons teeming with biodiversity. By combining wild flower mixtures with a custom flower bulb mix developed by JUB Holland, a robust planting is created with up to eight months of flowering, from early spring until late autumn. With just one mowing per year, this concept offers long-lasting colour, low maintenance costs, and a valuable food source for bees, butterflies, and other pollinators.
combining colour & nature
A proven concept with impact. Discover The Vibrant Verge. Read all about the approach, projects, and services.
FOUR APPLICATIONS FORM THE BASIS FOR CUSTOM-MADE PROJECTS
Playful and accessible
A vibrant blend of naturalising and cultivated bulbs brings biodiversity to the urban landscape. Visually striking, low maintenance, biodiverse and delightfully unexpected.
Naturalising bulbs in the landscape
Back to basic: naturalising bulbs restore ecological balance in public green spaces. Authentic and robust, weaving lasting rhythm into verges, park edges and semi-shaded greenspaces.
HOTELLO INSECTA
100% organic, 100% impact
Fully organically grown flower bulbs. Focused on sustainable green projects with maximum ecological added value.
Flower bulbs in the shrub layer
Layered planting with flower bulbs and shrubs for colour and structure: biodiversity along the edge, between grassland and shrubs. Enhances shady edge plantings in parks, pathways, buffer zones and ecological corridors.
Increase biodiversity. Bring colour and nature closer with this beautiful blend of flower bulbs and wild flower seeds.
Present the bag as a gift for community projects. Ask our JUB Specialists for more information.
For a verge that’s more than just a strip of green: a habitat, a seasonal experience, and a calling card for your community.
Drought, heavy rainfall, and temperature fluctuations are increasingly testing greenery. With the right variety selection, flower bulbs continue to perform reliably – in sandy roadsides, stony urban areas, and damp lowlands. Thanks to their efficient growth cycle, strong root structure, and energy reserves within the bulb, they flourish where other plants struggle.
PRAIRIE-MIXTURE
• Tolerates high temperatures and dry conditions
• Strong rooting and minimal water requirements
• Abundant flowering, combines well with perennials
BULBS FOR DRY LOCATIONS:
Tip: Ideal for sunny, dry verges, poor soils, stony areas and extensive plantings without irrigation - such as prairie plantings, rock gardens and sunny embankments.
From a salty piece of no man's land to a thriving landscape – view the story
• Tolerates temporary waterlogging
• Deep-rooting and reliable return
• Long flowering period with a naturalistic character
Tip: For natural plantings in rainwater buffers or low-lying areas. Perfect for wadis (temporary water retention), stream valleys, and moist park areas.
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Our specialists will help you choose the right species or mixture for specific soil and climate conditions. From drought-resistant verges to moist wadis, we're happy to assist you with design and maintenance.
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Greenery contributes to health, connection, and enjoyment, especially when it invites people to become part of their surroundings. Flower bulbs play a special role in this: seasonal, accessible, and visible to everyone. With this in mind, JUB developed two well-being concepts that not only showcase greenery but also allow people to get involved and experience it.
Planting flower bulbs as a catalyst for comunity engagement
Planting flower bulbs together makes greening understandable and accessible to everyone. Actively involving residents in the planting process fosters ownership, awareness, and appreciation for green spaces. What goes into the ground grows into support, pride, and long-term commitment to the surrounding environment.
• Residential neighbourhoods – increasing engagement and connection
• Schools and associations – hands-on, educational and easy to implement
• Care and community settings – inclusive outdoor activity for all abilities
• Projects with climate and biodiversity objectives – accessible participation with lasting impact
JUB Holland's participatory packaging makes active involvement in greening simple and practical, with a visible result that adds colour and biodiversity to public spaces for years to come.
Flowers to pick. Moments to share.
"JUB Picking Happiness" brings a new, soft layer to public green spaces: places where people can pick their own flowers. These floral ribbons bring colour and connection: neighbours connect, memories are shared, and residents, visitors, or patients experience the joy of giving something beautiful or taking it home with them.
• Residential neighbourhoods – strengthens community spirit and active resident involvement
• Care and remembrance settings – a personal, uplifting gesture that brings people outdoors
• Public parks and estates – more experience, seasonal feeling and accessible greenery
• Locations with biodiversity ambitions –picking mixtures with bee- and butterflyattracting species, designed for people and nature
• Colourful, ready-made picking mixtures with a long, succesive flowering period
• Tailor-made picking garden with advice on variety selection, height structure, and colour themes
• Optional: information panels at the picking site
Mechanical planting is the most efficient way to install large quantities of flower bulbs in public green space. Using specially developed planting machines, between 10,000 and 25,000 bulbs per hour are placed quickly and accurately beneath turf, at the required density and with minimal disturbance to soil and surroundings.
Ideal for roadside verges, lawns, parks and estates, roundabouts and embankments.
• Reduced labour costs through high planting speed
• Clean, uniform planting result
• Minimal disturbance to turf and soil
• Ideal for large areas and long stretches
• Consistent planting depth, variable planting density. NOW ALSO: naturalistic planting pattern possible
For naturalising bulbs in grass, mowing can generally commence six to eight weeks after flowering. During this period, bulbs build sufficient energy reserves for strong performance in the following season.
Exception: Allium may be cut back immediately after flowering, as the foliage has already died back.
Appropriate fertilisation and careful mowing management are essential for strong flowering and the sustainable return of flower bulbs year after year.
For long-flowering mixtures, apply an organic-mineral fertiliser (7-6-12 + 4MgO, 5 kg per 100 m²).
Autumn – during planting
When planting mechanically, fertiliser can be applied simultaneously, manually or via a dosing system integrated into the planting machine. This ensures targeted nutrition from the outset, delivered precisely where it is needed.
Spring – for additional support
In spring, an organic fertiliser may be applied, preferably at the emergence of flowers and just before rainfall, ensuring nutrients are readily available for a vigorous and even result — season after season. The organic component is converted by soil life into humus, improving soil structure and enhancing nutrient retention.
Further practical guidance on fertilisation, mowing management and planning can be found on our website. Scan the QR code or contact one of the JUB Specialists for tailored advice or full project support.
Winter dormancy
Let the soil do the work.
• Meet the JUB Team during the IPM in Essen, Germany JANUARY
For the agenda:
Now in bloom: Galanthus and Eranthis kick off the season
Get inspired
Go outdoors and enjoy the season!
• Identify areas that could benefit from added colour
• Explore the new JUB Autumn Catalogue
• Visit the JUB Trial gardens, Keukenhof and the Flower parade of the Dutch Bulb district.
Just a little longer... and then spring takes off.
Now in bloom: already plenty of food for bees through crocus and scilla, among others, beautifully combined with dwarf iris and the earliest daffodils
Spring in full swing The landscape is evolving. Every week looks different. Enjoy the unfolding combinations and subtle seasonal accents.
Don't forget:
• Spring fertilisation: apply a light organic feed
• Visit Keukenhof (NL) from early spring onwards
Now in bloom: the spring spectacle begins with muscari, daffodils, anemones, a wide range of naturalising bulbs and early tulips
Develop your plans
Speak with JUB Specialists:
• Explore the range, suitable mixes and combinations together
• Plan and design, and discover the benefits of mechanical planting
Decision making
• What do you want to see in your projects next spring?
• Will you choose manual or mechanical planting?
Please note:
Want another season of spectacular flowering ?
Allow foliage to die back naturally for six to eight weeks after flowering. Do not mow too early.
Now in bloom: the transition from spring to summer bloomers, including allium, ixia, lilies and triteleia
Harvest season
During this period, the new bulb generation is lifted at our own nursery.
Orders can be placed from March onwards.
Early ordering ensures availability and delivery from September. AUGUST SEPTEMBER
Now in bloom: allium, ranunculus and summer-flowering bulbs
Site preparation
Prepare locations for planting
Now in bloom: allium, lilies and summer-flowering bulbs
Peak planting period
Our planting machines are active across Europe, establishing new landscape projects.
Also during this period:
• Discover the new JUB Spring catalogue, packed with summer varieties. Place your order early!
Now in bloom: colchicum, autumn cyclamen, autumn crocus and nerine. The berries of arum also provide seasonal colour.
Final planting window
Plan final planting days carefully around weather conditions and complete projects efficiently.
Mowing of The Vibrant Verge
Start of delivery and planting season
• Bulbs can now be planted
• Mechanical planting of larger projects begins
Also consider:
• Autumn fertilisation (can be applied simultaneously during mechanical planting)
Now in bloom: the finale of summer bloomers and the first autumn-flowering varieties
The earth whispers...
It may just still be possible. Plant as long as the ground is not frozen.
Trade shows, roadshows, study days, workshops and other events.
View the full events calendar and meet our Landscape Team.
Flowering time in months
Height in cm
Perennial
Amount of bulbs per m 2
Mowing period in months
Scented flowers
Bulbs suitable for pots
flowers
BIO / Organic bulbs
Bulbs/mixtures attracting bees
Bulbs/mixtures attracting bees and butterflies
New in our assortment
Exclusively grown by JUB Holland
This catalogue showcases a selection of what JUB has to offer. On our website, you'll find in-depth information, examples, and practical tips by theme. Scan the QR codes and continue directly to your chosen topic.
Inspiration, guidelines, and example projects.
• Roof gardens & terraces
• Picking gardens, small and large
• Pots and bowls for streets and squares
• From cemeteries to industrial estates
• Combinations with perennials
A carefully curated assortment for every season and application.
• Our Top 25 best-performing bulbs
• Summer-flowering bulbs
• BIO / Organic assortment
Insights, research and practical case studies.
• Innovation at our nursery
• BIO / Organic bulbs
• Responsible business practices
• Flower bulbs and biodiversity
These ready-made mixtures provide colour for months on end. JUB is pleased to advise whether your preferred mix is suitable for your project, taking into account factors such as mowing and weed management, light levels and soil type.
Custom mixtures can also be developed, from 30m 2 upwards — fully tailored to the site and aligned with the specific theme or character of your project.
Mixture Moerdijk
A varied mix in three flowing colour waves. It opens with the lively bluewhite-yellow of large-flowered crocuses and botanical daffodils, followed by a playful duet of muscari and botanical tulips, finishing with camassia, late daffodils and several large-flowered alliums.
From early to late spring, this mix shifts in colour and rhythm. Yellow daffodils lead, followed by white varieties and a finale of blue camassia. A strong, reliable composition that returns convincingly year after year.
mar-jun 15-70 cm
Developed for the main entrance of Floriade 2012 in Venlo. From early spring into summer, this mixture delivers a rich diversity of flowering bulbs.
feb-jun 30-90 cm
120/m 2 jul >
A two-phase mixture focused on flowering and seasonal experience. In late spring it creates an attractive display aligned with the needs of butterflies during their active phase, combining ornamental value with ecological benefit.
A two-phase mix that brings early-season vitality. February–March sees a sea of yellow and soft lilac species crocuses and chionodoxa, followed in March–April by a vibrant interplay of species tulips and muscari.
60-90 cm
2 jul >
2 jun >
A refreshingly simple mix of daffodils in two flowering periods: bright yellow in March, followed by pure white in April–May.
A natural mix beginning with botanical and large-flowered crocuses, continuing with botanical tulips, daffodils and muscari.
A colourful mix featuring daffodils and tulips in March–April, followed by camassia and allium in May–June.
A varied mix starting with blue crocuses, continuing with chionodoxa, muscari, hyacinthoides, botanical tulips and white daffodils.
PHASE 1
PHASE 2 may apr mar feb
A characterful mixture of distinctive bulbs that gradually naturalise year after year. Best suited to semi-shaded sites, creating a refined, natural atmosphere.
feb-may 10-25 cm
300/m 2 jul >
PHASE 1 PHASE 2 apr mar feb
A mix beginning with abundant crocuses, hyacinthoides, muscari, botanical tulips and daffodils, followed by alliums and camassia in the second phase.
200/m 2 jul > jun may
feb-jun 10-80 cm
A distinctive combination of spring- and autumn-flowering crocuses. One planting delivers two clear flowering moments each year.
10-15 cm 300/m 2 may >
A striking combination transitioning from mixed crocuses to botanical daffodils, muscari and vibrant red tulips.
2 apr mar feb
A rich mix with an extended flowering period. Two successive phases unfold with crocuses, puschkinia and chionodoxa, followed by daffodils and botanical tulips.
PHASE 1
10-25 cm
300/m 2 jun >
PHASE 2 apr mar feb
A two-phase mix bringing early vitality. Purple species crocuses lead, followed by botanical tulips in vivid red with blue muscari — a dynamic display and valuable early nectar source.
350/m 2 jun >
Well suited to rough roadsides. Yellow daffodils lead, followed by alliums and camassia. The upright second phase naturally conceals fading foliage of the daffodils.
For projects from 30 m², JUB can develop tailored mixtures aligned with site, application and design intent. Using practical expertise and smart design tools such as the FlowerDesigner App and Bloom Calendar fan, we visualise colour, sequence and impact in advance.This way you can immediately see what works — in colour, flowering time and effect.
Discover what a bespoke approach can bring to your project. Contact your JUB specialist.
A diverse mix of large-flowered daffodils in varied colours and forms, combining early and late types for a prolonged display.
feb-apr 30-50 cm
100/m 2 jun >
A colourful mix of botanical daffodils, enhanced with two contrasting tulip varieties.
feb-may 20-50 cm
100/m 2 jun >
A fragrant mix of hyacinths, anemones, muscari, chionodoxa and botanical tulips and daffodils.
mar-apr 10-25 cm
250/m 2 jun >
Highly colourful mix of large-flowered daffodils and tulips, ideal for entrance roads and central reservations.
feb-apr 25-50 cm
130/m 2 jun >
This mixture of blues and lilacs, flowers early in Spring. It is a combination of various miscellaneous bulbs and specie tulips.
feb-apr 10-25 cm
300/m 2 jun >
Fragrant and cheerful mix of botanical daffodils and several hyacinth varieties.
mar-apr 20-25 cm
100/m 2 jun >
A balanced mix of scilla, muscari, botanical daffodils, tulips, and fritillaria. Natural in appearance and highly naturalising, with varieties that continue to develop naturally year after year.
mar-may 15-30 cm
250/m 2 jul >
A mixture of large-flowered crocuses with only shades of purple / blue, and white. Early blooming and very suitable for perennial flowering in lawns and other grass areas.
feb-mar 10-15 cm
200/m 2 may >
Playful mix of botanical tulips and daffodils, muscari, species crocuses and ipheion. The addition of ipheion gives the mixture extra depth: a strong naturaliser that visibly enriches the image in the years that follow.
feb-jun 10-25 cm
350/m 2 aug >
Intense blue-flowering, fragrant hyacinths form the basis of this blend, combined with various botanical daffodils and delicate botanical tulips. Together, they create a powerful yet elegant spring display, with colour and fragrance in perfect balance.
mar-may 15-40 cm
125/m 2 jun >
A harmonious mix of botanical daffodils, tulips, muscari and chionodoxa.
mar-may 10-25 cm
330/m 2 jun >
This colourful mix of exclusively specie crocuses creates a vibrant display of colour very early in spring. It also serves as an important early food source for pollinators, precisely when they need it most.
feb-mar 10 cm
250/m 2 may >
Abundant spring mix of daffodils and striking red tulips.
ATTRACTING
mar-apr 25-50 cm
130/m 2 jun >
Early-flowering, colourful mix of specie and large-flowered crocuses. Thanks to the combination of these two groups, this mix blooms just that little bit earlier.
feb-mar 10-15 cm
250/m 2 may >
A late-spring blooming colour sensation for roadsides and lawns. A mixture of various alliums, camassias, and daffodils.
may-jun 50-100 cm
80/m 2 jul >
Exclusively botanical daffodils with a beautiful variety of colours, shapes, and bloom times. Some varieties are also wonderfully fragrant.
feb-apr 20-40 cm
100/m 2 jun >
This early-flowering, colourful mix of large-flowered crocuses features yellow, white, blue / purple. A robust combination that blooms reliably year after year.
feb-mar 10-15 cm
200/m 2 may >
A functional mixture that goes beyond just flowering. This mixture attracts insects early on, which play a natural role in suppressing the oak processionary moth. Application near oak trees supports a sustainable ecological balance and simultaneously strengthens biodiversity.
feb-apr 10-30 cm
350/m 2 jun >
An early-flowering mixture with a rich variety. Botanical tulips, daffodils, and scillas form the base, refined with specialty bulbs like chionodoxa and fritillaria. Together, they create biodiversity and a natural, layered spring look.
feb-may 10-35 cm
385/m 2 jul >
This beautiful mixture offers a unique colour combination with, among others, early flowering botanical tulips, botanical daffodils and muscari.
apr-may 15-60 cm
265/m 2 jul >
A beautiful mixture of exclusively large-flowered yellow daffodils combining early low-growing and taller later varieties for extended flowering from February to late April.
feb-apr 30-50 cm
100/m 2 jun >
A calm and natural-looking blend of blue-flowering camassias, various botanical daffodils, and leucojum. Ideally suited for moist conditions, such as wadis, where the mixture thrives and naturally enhances the landscape.
apr-jun 30-80 cm
100/m 2 jul >
Create a vibrant colour sensation in roadsides and lawns with this mix of large-flowered alliums. Purple and white flowers create a striking display for weeks in late spring, followed by decorative seed pods that remain visible for a long time. This mixture also attracts bees and butterflies.
may-jun 80-90 cm
60/m 2 jul >
This mixture consists entirely of white flowers: white crocuses, white chionodoxa, white scillas, white daffodils, and two varieties of white tulips. Together, they create a fresh and refined look that elegantly brings colour to spring.
feb-apr 10-50 cm
220/m 2 jun >
BULBS THAT DELIVER A WOW EFFECT TO EVERY SPOT
Our Eye-Catchers are designed for places where you want to hold attention just a little bit longer. A jubilee, a landmark location, an entrance that deserves impact — these mixes create instant atmosphere. Carefully composed in colour and height, with flowering timed to let the setting speak at exactly the right moment.
A DutchMysterious Still Life at Keukenhof
As one of the earliest exhibitors, JUB Holland has been closely connected with Keukenhof in the Netherlands — the world’s finest spring garden — for decades. Each spring, Keukenhof opens for eight weeks as an international showcase for the bulb sector: a setting where innovation, quality and design come together, inspiring millions of visitors from across the globe.
Since 2019, we have shaped a distinctive and recognisable design signature together with garden and landscape designer Carien van Boxtel. Her designs read like paintings — layered, surprising and carefully composed in time, colour and rhythm. The combinations are planted by the Keukenhof garden team in three precisely structured layers, a craftsmanship
that reveals itself in every flowering phase. These designs for Keukenhof have been translated into a practical collection within our Eye-Catcher mixtures: exclusive designs developed for locations that are meant to stand out. From show border to landmark green projects — with the same impact and refinement, scalable for wider application.
The exclusive ingredients in these blends require strict planning. Contact us ahead of time to ensure availability.
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A MYSTERIOUS STILL LIFE 2025
A theatrical, layered spring scene full of depth and contrast: a diverse mix of tulips and naturalising bulbs that, with deep red and pink shades like subtle seductions, evokes the poetic beauty of 17th-century flower still lifes.
mar-may 15-90 cm 110/m 2
2024
Inspired by the many shades of indigo, a diverse mixture was created. The naturalising bulbs provide blue tones, while the mauve and lilac shades of tulips and the moon yellow shades of daffodils provide depth and colour contrast.
Carpets, woven in repeating patterns based on floral motifs and rich, colour schemes, formed the inspiration. Saturated colours of burgundy red, black, purple, bronze, ocher, warm orange and brown were chosen, with contrasting accents of warm yellow and cream.
mar-may 25-100 cm 110/m 2
A design based on the beautiful colours of an embroidered silk dress of Queen Maxima. Soft antique faded colours such as apricot, lilac, soft pink and white tones and regal purple, designed by Jan Taminiau. A wonderful mixture.
Wild Garden is an ode to William A. Robinson, (1838 - 1935) the Irish gardener who was at the origin of the concept of the Cottage Garden. He started planting mixed flower borders in a more casual way. He was a great advocate of the use of naturalising bulbs.
HOT & COLD 2020 apr-may 25-70 cm
Warm shades of red, brown, and orange are combined with cool mauve, lilac, and lavender-pink colours. Flowering begins in late March with tulips and daffodils and continues into April, supplemented by fritillaria and smaller spring bloomers.
One of the two JUB borders designed by Carien in 2019 was Nude & White: A fresh white-green border with salmon and nude-coloured accents.
feb-jun 12-80 cm 165/m 2
The other JUB border designed by Carien in 2019 was Nude & Dark: A dramatic dark border with salmon and black/purple accents.
feb-jun 12-80 cm 130/m 2
Keukenhof is open each spring from mid-March to mid-May. For current opening times, tickets and visitor information, please visit: www.keukenhof.nl/en.
The JUB border (exhibitor number 14) can be found in a prominent location within the park — close to the iconic windmill, just across the bridge. An ideal spot to experience the design in its full layering and flowering sequence.
Keukenhof is located just around the corner from JUB Holland in Noordwijkerhout. A visit to the park combines perfectly with a tour of our company and trial fields in bloom, where you can see how our mixtures are composed and assessed in practice. In spring, JUB also hosts the build-up days of the Flower Parade of the Bulb District — a unique behind-the-scenes glimpse of a regional icon and a true Dutch Intangible Cultural Heritage event, where craftsmanship, planning and creativity come together.
Would you like to make the most of spring in the Bulb District? Scan the QR code to explore the possibilities or contact one of our JUB Specialists (see page 143).
The name is clear, a cheerful and festive mixture of tulips in all colours.
apr-may 45-55 cm 100/m 2
Pink represents love. A striking combination of three beautiful tulip varieties. Beautiful in a border between early emerging perennials.
apr-may 35-40 cm 100/m 2
White and cream yellow are the basic colours of this fresh combination. Subtle daffodils, leucojum, muscari and large creamy-white tulips.
mar-jun 30-55 cm 80/m 2
A classic. A favourite mixture in our range for many years. A simple but exuberant combination of tulips and narcissi in yellow, orange and white.
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Tricoloured combination of impressive Darwin hybrid tulips. Red, yellow and purple. Striking in many ways.
A classic in our Eye-Catcher range. A daring combination. Striking in large flower beds or perennial borders.
Simple but so beautiful. Various Triumph tulips in white and pink with blue grape hyacinths as a base.
Warm red and fresh white tulips, subtle white daffodils with, as extra special feature, the impressive white-green crown imperials. A bold combination.
Illustrious late-flowering combination of white and black tulips. A big contrast but immediately a striking appearance.
An romantic combination of blue grape hyacinths with light pink botanical tulips. A combination that can be applied anywhere.
Airy and spring-fresh: soft yellow hyacinths, double botanical daffodils, and blue grape hyacinths bring a gentle breeze of colour and fragrance.
The yellow and orange narcissi play an important role in this combination and form the basis of a captivating mix of yellow, orange and pink.
The name says it all. A feast of colour. Many types of tulips and various hyacinths for scent and colour.
25-55
Stately combination of several late tulips. Impressive. A (late) spring party!
Sparkling and flashy. A combination of orange lily-flowering tulips and two types of large-flowered yellow daffodils.
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A mix of exclusively bicoloured tulips. Special and striking. Tulips that resemble the ‘historical’ Rembrandt tulips.
apr-may 35-45 cm 100/m 2
Fosteriana, a group of tulips, fairly early flowering and large flowers. This combination consists of three beautiful members of the group.
A combination of three double early tulips with orange, salmon, pink and red colours. A special and daring mix. FOXTROT PARTY
apr-may 30-35 cm 100/m 2
A combination of two double early tulips with soft yellow and pink colours. A distinctive colour statement.
apr-may 35-40 cm 100/m 2
FOXY FOXES apr-may 25-40 cm 80/m 2
Purple and pink are the basic colours of this fragrant combination, with the addition of a few white accents of tulips and daffodils.
A combination of different types of bulbs with various shapes and special colours. A standout feature is the addition of the purple crown imperials.
Another beautiful combination with purple as the main colour. Three types of Triumph tulips that match each other perfectly.
HAVE PLEASANT DREAMS
A winner with scent and colour. Several hyacinth varieties, beautiful salmon coloured greigii tulips and subtle bicoloured blue grape hyacinths.
So many beautiful species together in a striking combination of pink, white, orange and salmon. A rich mix with a peaceful appearance.
Tall bloomers in soft pastels, bright yellow and deep purple create a sparkling display brimming with spring energy.
A favourite among our Eye-catchers. A cheerful mixture of orange, yellow and white. Stately large-flowered fosteriana tulips.
IRRESISTIBLE FRAGRANCE
The scent of spring awaits you. Beautiful combination of many hyacinth varieties. Indispensable in spring borders and flower beds.
Fresh with a striking twist: yellow crown imperials paired with purple-and-white flamed tulips and elegant yellow lilyflowered tulips. A bold spring statement.
Classic blend of orange, yellow and two-tone blue. A rich combination with impressive colours.
MASSIVE SPRING
A stunning mix of white, pink, and lilac. This blend of tulips and daffodils creates a striking effect wherever it is used.
A bold nod to the master: red and yellow tulips with blue anemones create a playful and artistic splash of colour in spring.
The ‘black’ tulip in this mixture makes it a colourful combination with a twist.
Orange predominates in this combination. From bright to pastel. Striking combination in the spring border.
One of our most special Eye-Catchers. Flowers that could come straight off a 17th century painting. Bicoloured tulips and, among others, crown imperials.
A striking yet subdued combination of lily-flowering tulips with richly flowering narcissi and bicoloured grape hyacinths in the base.
A gentle pastel mix of various double tulips. A subdued mix for an impressive display in the spring border.
PINK AND A TOUCH OF WHITE
A favourite Eye-catcher. Various white and pink tulips. An elegant combination. Medium and high tulips, single and double flowers.
Soft pastel shades from white to dark pink. A combination of hyacinths and tulips. A fragrant mixture.
The fragrant white and pink hyacinths form the basis of this mainly pink and red bulb mixture.
A fresh early-flowering combination. Short kaufmanniana tulips mingled with purple/white striped and purple and lilac large-flowered crocuses.
white and lilac. Pastel colours that glisten in the sun. As additional decorative elements, this combination also contains bee-attracting camassias.
PURPLE BLING
A combination of not too tall single early ‘Prince’ tulips. Striking and compact.
PURPLE PUNCH
Special combination of intense purple, lilac and lilac-pink colours with a touch of white for contrast.
A combination with the focus on purple, but with pink and white accents. Pink and purple hyacinths provide fragrance and bloom in the base of this mixture.
apr-may 25-55 cm 80/m 2
Special colour combination of two types of strong Triumph tulips. Dark reddish and striking pink.
A combination with style. Various Triumph tulips in lilac, purple and salmon colours, combined with cheerful white and orange tazetta narcissi.
REASON TO BE CHEERFUL
High-contrast red and white. Two very short, mid-early tulips with cup-shaped flowers.
A tricolour mix of single early tulips. The same shape but different colours. Creates a fresh spring look.
Double late tulips that resemble peonies. Pastel colours make this combination applicable everywhere. Plant large numbers for the best results.
Vibrant colour combination of three large-flowered Darwin hybrid tulips. For sunny locations that deserve full attention.
apr-may 50-55 cm 100/m 2
A combination that is not only beautiful at the end of the day. It makes you happy. Striking orange Triumph tulips with lightly scented narcissi.
Warm hues softly blend into each other: red, pink, and bronze-gold tulips capture the atmosphere of a sultry sunset in full bloom.
Combination with the yellow crown imperial. High-contrast tulip varieties that reinforce each other with playful and fragrant narcissi.
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An impressive combination of pink, white and green. A soothing pastel mix that fits beautifully in borders or public gardens.
apr-may 25-55 cm 100/m 2
A combination of four double tulips. A striking mix for a spot in a planting bed that will receive plenty of attention. A floral sunset.
An early-flowering, high-contrast combination. White crocuses with bright red crocus-like short tulips. A nice fresh start to the spring season.
The colours of this combination give the impression of many types of wine. Red, rosé and sparkling white. A mixture that will fit perfectly in a restaurant garden.
YELLOW FRESH AND A TOUCH OF PINK
A true mood-setter. Various shades of yellow with pinkish-red accents. A blend bursting with colour and fragrance.
Naturalising bulbs in Heemparken Amstelveen, the Netherlands
Naturalising bulbs have formed the quiet understorey of woodland planting, parks and country estates for generations. They flower early, retreat in good time and strengthen the landscape without dominating it.
JUB Holland’s naturalising bulb range is broad and specialised, carefully composed for natural planting schemes from sun to shade. In collaboration with the Amstelveen botanical gardens — where ecology, management and practice come together — a unique collection has been developed to create green spaces that evolve into robust, self-sustaining natural systems.
• Woodland planting and shaded margins
• Ecological zones and parkland
• Historic gardens and estates
• Naturalistic urban green space under extensive management
• Naturalising and self-sustaining
Gradually spreading through underground propagation and/or selfseeding.
• Early flowering and ecologically functional
Supporting biodiversity by providing food for early pollinators during a vulnerable period.
• Brightens (semi) shady spots
Developed for woodland edges, parkland zones and sheltered sites.
• Long-term presence
Returning year after year without leaving persistent above-ground bulk.
• Supporting natural succession
Fading after flowering and allowing space for herbaceous layers and groundcover
• Naturally combinable
An integral part of layered, species-rich and extensively managed vegetation.
Naturalising bulbs are durable building blocks for landscapes defined by rhythm, calm and resilience.
Early white spring flowering with strong naturalising ability. Ideal for (partial) shade in parks and woodland edges. Gives a pronounced garlic scent during flowering.
Low-growing spring flowers in fresh blue tones. Suitable for partial shade and light sun. Quickly forms dense carpets and combines well with early bulbs.
A classic woodland anemone with a strong, natural look. Excellent for naturalising in (partial) shade. This moodsetter creates a white carpet.
A rarer yellow counterpart to Anemone nemorosa. It provides colour variation in a variety of settings and enhances the character of historic and park-like locations.
mar-apr 15 cm 150/m 2
Strikingly decorative foliage in autumn and winter and a torch full of bright orange berries. Suitable for sheltered, (semi-) shady spots. apr-may
Very early flowering with clear blue tones. Ideal for naturalising in sun and partial shade.
Deeper blue and more compact than luciliae. Robust, fastspreading and well suited to extensively managed green strips.
Just when the season seems finished, this autumn-flowering bulb surprises with colour and elegance. Suitable for park grass and open spaces in sun and partial shade. Foliage appears in spring.
Early pastel flowering with fine foliage. Ideal for woodland gardens and shaded park edges. Fragrant and disappearing neatly after flowering.
One of the strongest naturalising crocuses. A true bee magnet. Self-seeding and colouring verges and lawns purple in sun and partial shade.
Very early winterflowering bulb with bright yellow flowers. Suitable beneath shrubs and trees; valuable as an early nectar source.
Elegant spring flower with ornamental foliage. Thrives in partial shade, adding refinement to naturalistic planting in parks and estates.
Iconic chequered species. Suited to damp grassland and natural zones in (partial) shade; adds character and biodiversity value.
The classic snowdrop for natural plantings in (partial) shade, where it self-seeds. Early, resilient and returning reliably year after year.
CITES-restricted
Ideal for large-scale naturalising in semishaded landscapes, forming fairy-tale blue carpets over time.
Robust summer snowflake with late spring flowering. Suitable for damp zones and park meadows; longflowering with a woodland character.
apr-may 30 cm 75/m 2
Early flowering with fresh white blooms. A natural successor to snowdrops. Suitable for partial shade and waterside planting; reliable and lowmaintenance.
may 30 cm 75/m 2
Small-flowered, lateflowering daffodil. Suitable for extensive grassland and naturalising in sun and partial shade; subtle yet distinctive.
White flowers with green markings. Suitable for sun and partial shade; strong naturaliser in combination with alliums and herbaceous perennials.
Strong naturaliser with star-shaped blooms. Suitable for grass and open spaces in sun and partial shade; robust under low maintenance.
Scilla bifolia attracts early bees. Plant in sun to partial shade in well-drained soil. It naturalises gradually through offsets and, under suitable conditions, by seed.
Soft blue early flowering. Compact and refined; suitable for borders, grass and combinations with other naturalising species.
Intense blue and highly suitable for naturalising in sun and partial shade. Provides a strong early spring accent and spreads readily. mar-apr
Botanical tulip with a natural appearance. Suitable for grassland and parks in sun and partial shade. Returns year after year and reinforces historic character.
JUB Holland’s range of loose flower bulbs is broad, carefully curated and focused on reliable performance in the public green space. From botanical selections to bold statement bloomers, and from early spring accents to pronounced seasonal highlights, each cultivar is purposefully chosen for vitality, uniformity and practical suitability in both design and maintenance. This is not a random assortment, but a collection in which every bulb fulfils a clear function.
“My work begins when the bulbs arrive. We inspect quality and varietal authenticity by taking samples. During storage, we maintain optimal climate conditions to ensure maximum flowering performance. The bulbs are tested throughout, as certain diseases only become visible at a later stage. Before dispatch to our customers, they undergo a final check. The result is a high-quality product that brings spring to life.”
Bastiaan Breed
Quality Manager, JUB Holland
TULIPA
Flower bulb of the year 2026
Semiplena
Available from week 41
5/m 2
Available from week 41
Available from week 41
Available from week 41
JUB Holland’s organic bulb range has been developed in close collaboration with our SKAL-certified growing partner. Selected varieties are contract-grown, enabling us to expand our reliable organic assortment in a focused and consistent way, year after year. This close partnership ensures continuity, transparency and full oversight of the entire cultivation process.
Organic bulb production still represents a relatively small, though steadily growing, share of total output. By ordering early in the year, you help us consolidate demand and secure volumes with our organic grower in good time. This creates scope for forward planning and investment, while ensuring availability for your project. Want to find out more? Scan the code.
“Organic bulb cultivation is about balance. Together with our grower, Anthon Bom, we focus on soil health, crop rotation and natural resilience. All bulbs are grown without chemical crop protection products, in healthy soils and with respect for people, plants, animals and the environment. In this way, we are building an organic range you can rely on.”
Peter Pennings
Cultivation Specialist, JUB Holland
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80/m 2
All. Ambassador 114
All. atropurpureum 114
All. caeruleum 116
All. Cameleon 116
All. cernuum 116
All. christophii 114
All. christophii - B 133
All. convallarioides Pink 116
All. convallarioides White 116
All. convallarioides Yellow 116
All. cowanii 116
All. cowanii - B 133
All. Early Emperor 114
All. Eros 116
All. Firmament 114
All. Forelock 114
All. Gladiator 115
All. Gladiator - B 133
All. Globemaster 115
All. Graceful Beauty 116
All. karataviense 116
All. Lucky Balloons 115
All. Magic 115
All. Magic - B 133
All. Miami 115
All. moly 116
All. moly Jeannine - B 134
All. Mount Everest 115
All. Mount Everest - B 134
All. neapolitanum 116
All. nigrum 115
All. nigrum - B 134
All. Pinball Wizard 115
All. Ping Pong - B 134
All. Purple Rain 115
All. Purple Sensation 115
All. Purple Sensation - B 134
All. Red Giant 115
All. Red Mohican 115
All. roseum 116
All. Rosy Dream 116
All. schubertii 115
All. schubertii Arctic Snow 115
All. scorodoprasum Art 116
All. siculum 115
All. Silver Spring 115
All. sphaerocephalon 116
All. sphaerocephalon - B 134
All. Summer Drummer 115
All. Toabago (Spider) 115
All. triquetrum 116
All. ursinum 116
All. vineale Hair 116
All. Violet Beauty 115
All. Violet Beauty - B 134
All. White Giant 115
Amar. Apple Blossom 126
Amar. Clear Red 126
Amar. Pink 126
Amar. Red 126
Amar. Red 126
Amar. Red 127
Amar. Red and White Striped 126
Amar. Red and White Striped 127
Amar. Red/White 126
Amar. Salmon 126
Amar. Salmon 126
Amar. White 126
Amar. White 126
Amar. White, Red Edge 126
Anem. blanda Blue Shades 117
Anem. blanda Charmer 117
Anem. blanda Mix 117
Anem. blanda White Splendour 117
Anem. cor. De Caen Mix 117
Anem. cor. Hollandia 117
Anem. cor. Lord Lieutenant 117
Anem. cor. Mount Everest 117
Anem. cor. Mr. Fokker 117
Anem. cor. St. Brigid Mix 117
Anem. coronaria Bride 117
Anem. nemorosa foto 117
Anem. ranunculoides 117
Arum italicum 124
Arum maculatum 124
Cam. Camassia Mix 118
Cam. cusickii 118
Cam. Cusickii - B 134
Cam. leichtlinii Alba 118
Cam. leichtlinii Caerulea 118
Cam. leichtlinii Caerulea - B 134
Cam. leichtlinii Sacajawea 118
Cam. leichtlinii Semiplena 118
Cam. quamash 118
Chion. forbesii Blue Giant 118
Chion. forbesii Blue Giant - B 134
Chion. forbesii Pink Giant 118
Chion. forbesii Pink Giant - B 134
Chion. luciliae 118
Chion. luciliae Alba 118
Chion. luciliae Alba - B 134
Chion. sardensis 118
Chion. Violet Beauty 118
Colch. aut. Alboplenum 113
Colch. aut. Album 113
Colch. autumnale 113
Colch. cilicicum 113
Colch. Giant 113
Colch. Waterlily 113
Corydalis cava 124
Corydalis solida Beth Evans 124
Corydalis solida Purple Bird 124
Croc. angustifolius 112
Croc. Aqua - B 133
Croc. Blue Ocean 111
Croc. Candlelight 111
Croc. chr. Advance 112
Croc. chr. Ard Schenk 112
Croc. chr. Cream Beauty 112
Croc. chr. Fuscotinctus 112
Croc. chr. Goldilocks 112
Croc. chr. Prins Claus 112
Croc. chr. Romance 112
Croc. chr. Snowbunting 112
Croc. chrys. Romance - B 133
Croc. Flower Record 111
Croc. Flower Record - B 133
Croc. Golden Yellow 111
Croc. Golden Yellow - B 133
Croc. Jeanne d´Arc 111
Croc. Jeanne d’Arc - B 133
Croc. King of the Striped - B 133
Croc. Large flowering Mix 111
Croc. Mixture Maastricht - B 133
Croc. Orange Monarch 112
Croc. Pickwick 111
Croc. Remembrance 111
Croc. sativus 113
Croc. sativus - B 133
Croc. sieberi Tricolor 112
Croc. sp. etruscus Rosalind 112
Croc. spec. Conqueror 113
Croc. Species Mix 112
Croc. Species Mix - B 133
Croc. speciosus 113
Croc. tomm. Barr’s Purple 112
Croc. tomm. Ruby Giant 112
Croc. tomm. Ruby Giant - B 133
Croc. tomm. Whitewell Purple 112
Croc. tommasinianus 112
Croc. Vanguard 111
Cycla. cilicium 113
Cycla. Hederifolium 113
Cyclam. hed. Album 113
Cyclamen coum hybrid 124
Dichelostemma Ida-maia 125
Dracunculus vulgaris 125
Eranthis cilicica 125
Erem. himalaicus 119
Erem. robustus 119
Erem. Ruiter hybrid Cleopatra 119
Erem. Ruiter hybrid Mix 119
Erem. stenophyllus 119
Erythr. dens canis Mix 125
Erythr. Pagoda 125
Erythr. Rev. White Beauty 125
Frit. Green Eyes 119
Frit. Helena 119
Frit. imp. Aurora 119
Frit. imp. Maxima Lutea 119
Frit. imp. Red Beauty 119
Frit. imp. Rubra - B 134
Frit. imp. Rubra Maxima 119
Frit. imp. Sunset 119
Frit. meleagris
140
Iris holl. Blue Magic 120
Iris holl. Eye of the Tiger 121
Iris holl. Golden Harvest 121
Iris holl. hollandica Mix 121
Iris holl. Purple Sensation 121
Iris holl. Red Ember 121
Iris holl. Symphony 121
Iris holl. White van Vliet 121
Iris reticulata Alida 121
Iris reticulata Frozen Planet 121
Iris reticulata Harmony 121
Iris reticulata J.S. Dijt 121
Iris reticulata Louise 121
Iris reticulata Painted Lady 121
Iris reticulata Pauline 121
Iris reticulata Pixie 121
Ixia Mix 125
Leuc. aest. Bridesmaid - B 135
Leuc. aest. Gravetye Giant 125
Leuc. aest. Gravetye Giant - B 135
Leuc. aestivum 125
Leuc. vernum 125
Lilium Asiatic Mix 121
Lilium Asiatic per colour 121
Lilium candidum 121
Lilium martagon Candy Morning 122
Lilium martagon Claude Shride 122
Lilium martagon Guinea Gold 122
Lilium martagon Snowy Morning 122
Lilium Regale 122
Musc. arm. Nature’s Beauty 122
Musc. arm. Night Eyes 122
Musc. arm. Siberian Tiger 122
Musc. armeniacum 122
Musc. armeniacum - B 135
Musc. aucheri Blue Magic 122
Musc. aucheri Ocean Magic 122
Musc. aucheri White Magic 122
Musc. aucheri White Magic - B 135
Musc. azureum 122
Musc. Baby’s Breath 122
Musc. botryoides Superstar 122
Musc. comosum 122
Musc. comosum Plumosum 122
Musc. Joyce Spirit 122
Musc. Joyce Spirit - B 135
Musc. Lady Madonna 122
Musc. latifolium 123
Musc. latifolium - B 135
Musc. latifolium Grape Ice 123
Musc. Mountain Lady 123
Musc. Muscari Mix 123
Musc. Pink Sunrise 123
Narc. Accent 105
Narc. Actaea 107
Narc. Angels Breath 108
Narc. Apricot Whirl 108
Narc. Avalanche 107
Narc. Avalon 105
Narc. Baby Boomer 108
Narc. Barrett Browning 107
Narc. Belcanto 108
Narc. Bella Vista 105
Narc. Botanical Mix 110
Narc. Brackenhurst 106
Narc. Bridal Crown 107
Narc. Bridal Crown - B 132
Narc. British Gamble 105
Narc. Cairngorm 106
Narc. canaliculatus 108
Narc. Carice 109
Narc. Carlton 106
Narc. Carlton - B 132
Narc. Cheerfulness 107
Narc. Chromacolor 106
Narc. cordubensis 109
Narc. Dick Wilden 106
Narc. Dick Wilden - B 132
Narc. Double Mix 107
Narc. Dutch Master 105
Narc. Eaton Song 109
Narc. Elka 109
Narc. February Gold 109
Narc. Fidan 109
Narc. Flower Drift 106
Narc. Fortissimo 106
Narc. Garden Opera - B 132
Narc. Geranium 107
Narc. Goblet 105
Narc. Gold Disc 108
Narc. Golden Bells 109
Narc. Golden Dawn 109
Narc. Golden Ducat 106
Narc. Golden Echo 109
Narc. Golden Harvest 105
Narc. Grand Soleil d’Or 108
Narc. Ice Follies 106
Narc. Ice King 106
Narc. Jetfire 109
Narc. Jetfire - B 132
Narc. Julia Jane 109
Narc. Kapiti Peach 108
Narc. Kedron 107
Narc. Large cupped Mix 106
Narc. Lemon Beauty 108
Narc. Lieke 109
Narc. lobularis 109
Narc. Martinette - B 132
Narc. Melyor 106
Narc. Milena 107
Narc. Minnow 109
Narc. Minnow - B 132
Narc. Mon Cheri 106
Narc. Moonlight Sensation 109
Narc. Mount Hood 105
Narc. My Story 107
Narc. Narcissus Mix - B 132
Narc. New Baby - B 132
Narc. Obdam 107
Narc. odorus plenus 109
Narc. Orange Sunset 105
Narc. Orangery 108
Narc. Paperwhite 108
Narc. Papillon Blanc 108
Narc. Papillon Blanc - B 132
Narc. Pink Charm 106
Narc. Pipit 109
Narc. poeticus recurvus - B 132
Narc. Polar Ice 107
Narc. Pre Party 109
Narc. Pride of Lions 106
Narc. Prinses Amalia 109
Narc. Prom Dance 109
Narc. Pueblo 110
Narc. Pueblo - B 132
Narc. Quail 110
Narc. Quail - B 132
Narc. Rapture 110
Narc. recurvus 107
Narc. Red Devon 106
Narc. Replete 107
Narc. Replete - B 132
Narc. Rijnv. Early Sensation 105
Narc. Rijnv. Early Sensation - B 132
Narc. Rip van Winkle 110
Narc. Rip van Winkle - B 132
Narc. Sabrosa 110
Narc. Sailboat 110
Narc. Sailboat - B 132
Narc. Salome 106
Narc. Say Cheese 110
Narc. Segovia 110
Narc. Silver Chimes 110
Narc. Sir Winston Churchill 108
Narc. Slice of Life 108
Narc. Snow Baby 110
Narc. Split corona Mix 108
Narc. Standard Value 105
Narc. Standard Value - B 132
Narc. Starlight Sensation 110
Narc. Sun Disc 110
Narc. Sun Disc - B 133
Narc. Suncatcher 107
Narc. Sunlight Sensation 110
Narc. Tahiti 107
Narc. Tête Bouclé 110
Narc. Tête Rosette - B 133
Narc. Tête-à-Tête 110
Narc. Tête-à-Tête - B 133
Narc. Topolino 110
Narc. Topolino - B 133
Narc. Toto 110
Narc. triandrus Thalia 110
Narc. triandrus Thalia - B 133
Narc. Victoria 106
Narc. Westward 107
Narc. White Petticoat 110
Narc. Yellow Cheerfulness 108
Narc. Yellow Parrot 108
Orn. balansae 123
Orn. nutans 123
Orn. Sochi 123
Orn. Sochi - B 136
Orn. umbellatum 123
Orn. White Trophy - B 136
Oxalis adenophylla 125
Puschk. libanotica 125
Puschk. libanotica - B 136
Puschk. libanotica Alba 125
Puschk. libanotica Alba - B 136
Ranunculus Mix 125
Ranunculus per colour 125
Scilla bifolia 123
Scilla bifolia Rosea 123
Scilla litardierei 123
Scilla mischtschenkoana 123
Scilla peruviana 123
Scilla siberica 123
Scilla siberica - B 136
Scilla siberica Alba 123
Scilla siberica Spring Beauty 123
Tul. Danique 103
Tul. Darwin Hybrid Mix 96
Tul. Davenport 99
Tul. Daydream 96
Tul. Design Impression 97
Tul. Design Impression - B 130
Tul. Doll’s Minuet 100
Tul. Don Quichotte 93
Tul. Dordogne 97
Tul. Double Early Mix 91
Tul. Double Shake 92
Tul. Double You 92
Tul. Dream Touch 92
Tul. Dreamer 91
Tul. Dreamer - B 130
Tul. Drumline 92
Tul. Dynamo 93
Tul. Dynasty 93
Tul. El Nino 97
Tul. Elegant Lady 98
Tul. Embrace 93
Tul. Emilie 100
Tul. Escape 93
Tul. Estella Rijnveld 101
Tul. Exotic Emperor - B 130
Tul. Fancy Frills 99
Tul. Fiery Club 100
Tul. Finola 92
Tul. Fire Wings 98
Tul. Flair 90
Tul. Flaming Flag 93
Tul. Flaming Prince 90
Tul. Flaming Purissima 102
Tul. Flashback 98
Tul. Floresta 102
Tul. Fly Away 98
Tul. Formosa 100
Tul. Fortress 93
Tul. Foxtrot 91
Tul. Foxy Foxtrot 91
Tul. Francoise 93
Tul. Freedom Flame - B 130
Tul. Fringed Mix 99
Tul. Gavota 93
Tul. Golden Apeldoorn 96
Tul. Goudstuk 102
Tul. Graceland 93
Tul. Green Spirit 101
Tul. Groenland 101
Tul. Gudoshnick Double 92
Tul. Gudoshnik Double - B 130
Tul. Hakuun 96
Tul. Happy Generation 93
Tul. Heartbreaker 93
Tul. Helmar 97
Tul. Hermitage 90
Orange Sherpa
Tul. orphanidea Flava
Tul. Pallada
Tul. Pamplona
Tul. Parrot King
Tul. Parrot Mix
Tul. Parrot Negrita
Tul. Paul Scherer 94
Tul. Peacock Mix 103
Tul. Pink Delight 91
Tul. Pink Impression 97
Tul. Pink Impression - B 130
Tul. Pink Star 92
Tul. polychroma 104
Tul. Power Parrot 101
Tul. praestans Shogun 100
Tul. praestans Zwanenburg 100
Tul. praestans Zwanenburg - B 130
Tul. Pretty Princess 90
Tul. Pretty Woman 98
Tul. Princeps 102
Tul. Prinses Irene 90
Tul. Prinz Armin 94
Tul. pulch. Persian Pearl 104
Tul. pulchella humilis 104
Tul. Purissima 102
Tul. Purple Doll 101
Tul. Purple Dream 98
Tul. Purple Heart 98
Tul. Purple Pride 96
Tul. Purple Prince 90
Tul. Purple Prince - B 131
Tul. Quebec 103
Tul. Queen of Night 97
Tul. Queensland 100
Tul. Rasta Parrot 101
Tul. Red Dress 95
Tul. Red Foxtrot 91
Tul. Red Hunter 104
Tul. Red Impression 97
Tul. Red Impression - B 131
Tul. Red Paradise 90
Tul. Red Princess 92
Tul. Red Purissima 102
Tul. Rems Favourite 94
Tul. Renown 98
Tul. Rhapsody of Smiles 98
Tul. Rigas Barikades 102
Tul. Robbedoes 96
Tul. Ronaldo 94
Tul. Roodkapje Double 103
Tul. Royal Virgin 94
Tul. Royal Virgin - B 131
Tul. Salmon Impression 97
Tul. Salmon Impression - B 131
Tul. Salmon Prince 90
Tul. Salmon van Eijk 96 Tul. Sanne 98
Tul. saxatilis 104
JUB Holland landscape catalogue 2026/2027
Lay-out: StudioBlauw.nl
Photos: Joop Hüner, Robbert Uittenbogaard, Corine Hogewoning, Rick van Zelst, Noah Zaborszky, Christopher Wenham, Ayuntamiento de Madrid, iBulb, Floramedia and various growers
Cover photo: Erik Boschman
Robbert Uittenbogaard
Directeur - Landscape verkoop
+ 31 (0)6 5155 3625 / + 31 (0)252 204 112 robbert@jubholland.nl
Jaap-Jan Uittenbogaard
Directeur - Retail verkoop
+ 31 (0)6 5021 0935 / + 31 (0)252 204 110 jaap-jan@jubholland.nl
Jos Beelen
Sales Central Europe + 31 (0)6 5183 0080 / + 31 (0)252 204 114 j.beelen@jubholland.nl
Job van Eeden
Sales UK
+ 31 (0)6 4397 8319 / + 31 (0) 252 204 109 job@jubholland.nl
Jos Smit
Sales UK
+ 31 (0)6 5161 8326 jos.smit@jubholland.nl
Pieter Teeuwen
Sales Scandinavia + 31 (0)6 2223 2750 pieter@jubholland.nl
Peter van der Geer
Sales UK + 31 (0)6 1453 8200 peter@jubholland.nl
Zdeněk Fukala
Sales Czech Republic, Germany & Poland + 420 777 301 742 fukala@jubholland.nl
Jake Croft
Sales UK +44 7789 988573 jake.croft@jubholland.com
Juuso Anttila
Sales Finland + 35 840 023 2024 taimiagentti@taimiagentti.fi
Cees van der Lip
Export manager + 31 (0)252 204 108 export@jubholland.nl
Rick van Zelst
Assistant export manager + 31 (0)252 204 105 export@jubholland.nl
1 Jac. Uittenbogaard & Zonen B.V. and its affiliated companies are referred to as ‘JUB Holland’. JUB Holland is affiliated with Anthos, the Dutch sector organisation for companies that trade in flower bulbs and arboriculture products. Anthos has drawn up general conditions for the sale and supplying of flower bulbs.
2 The Anthos terms and conditions and these supplementary JUB Holland terms and conditions apply to all contacts, contracts and trading with JUB Holland, which are hereinafter referred to together as ‘the applicable terms and conditions’.
3 JUB Holland sends the applicable terms and conditions to its potential contractual parties upon the initial contact, so that they are able to take note of the applicable terms and conditions before a contract with JUB Holland is concluded. The applicable terms and conditions can also be found on the JUB Holland website.
4 JUB Holland explicitly rejects all general terms and conditions (for sale and purchase) from contractual parties, which means they do not apply to contacts, contracts and trading with JUB Holland, unless agreed otherwise in writing beforehand and signed by JUB Holland.
Agreement
5 An agreement including the applicable terms and conditions is concluded by means of a written confirmation by JUB Holland of an order or delivery, or by the unconditional and unamended acceptance by a contractual party of a proposal, offer or quotation made by JUB Holland and/or by the retention of products from JUB Holland.
6 Quotations and quotes made by or on behalf of JUB Holland are made without obligation and have a validity of 30 days, following which time quotations and quotes made by JUB Holland no longer apply and are invalid.
Supply and delivery
7 Products are supplied ex works JUB Holland in Noordwijkerhout.
8 If JUB Holland is unable to supply due to force majeure, for example due to disappointing harvest results, then JUB Holland reserves the right to cancel or adjust the agreement in whole or part.
9 Any delivery time quoted is deemed to be approximate and is never a strict deadline. JUB Holland is not liable for any injury (including harm, losses and damage) that results from late delivery.
Prices and Payment
10 The prices for JUB Holland-products are quoted in euros (€) exclusive of VAT and exclusive of additional costs, including those for packaging, inspections, levies and taxes. The price list issued by JUB Holland states the prices and the minimum order quantity per product.
11 Payment must be made no later than 30 days after invoice date. If payment is made within eight days then a 1% payment discount is given. If the payment deadline is exceeded then the contractual party is automatically in default, in which case JUB Holland is entitled to charge the statutory rate of interest and statutory payment collection costs, to suspend subsequent deliveries or to require payment in advance from that date.
12 JUB Holland retains ownership of its products until all its invoices have been paid in full. JUB Holland is entitled to fetch back products that have not been paid for on time. A contractual party is not permitted to resell unpaid products or to use them or provide them as collateral.
13 JUB Holland is allowed to require payment in advance from new, foreign or poor paying contractual parties before the delivery of products is made.
Complaints / liability
14 A contractual party is required to inspect products for detectable defects as soon as they are delivered and to inform JUB Holland of these in writing within 7 calendar days. After this period, the products will be deemed to comply with the customary quality requirements and all complaints will be invalid.
15 Claims and/or complaints do not entitle a contractual party to suspend payments.
16 JUB Holland is insured against injury or damages that result from an attributable failure for an amount of 5 million euros per year. In addition to Article 8.2 of the Anthos terms and conditions the liability of JUB Holland is limited to the net invoice value of the products, directly related to the claim, in the last 3 (three) months and with a maximum of € 25.000,-.
The full applicable terms and conditions of sale and supply of flower bulbs JUB Holland, including the ANTHOS conditions, can be found on the website: www.jubholland.nl
Jac. Uittenbogaard & Zonen B.V., Noordwijkerhout, The Netherlands, 01/01/2026
