🌸 Seasonal Bulb Collections: Shop bulbs that thrive in every season of India’s climate — 🌞 Summer, 🌧️ Monsoon, ❄️ Winter & Spring. Plan your garden year‑round with these curated collections.
Bring colour and fragrance to your garden with our premium flowering bulbs. From the bold spikes of Gladiolus to the graceful charm of Lilies, each bulb is selected to thrive in Indian conditions. Easy to plant and low‑maintenance, these bulbs bloom beautifully in season—whether you are in the plains or the hills. Perfect for beginners and experienced gardeners alike, flowering bulbs add lasting beauty to gardens, balconies, and landscapes.
myBageecha offers quality and value with every bulb. Our flower bulbs are competitively priced and come with detailed planting instructions, bloom time, and care tips. Whether you’re choosing Gladiolus, Lilies, or Amaryllis, you’ll find complete information to help you grow successfully in Indian conditions.
If you need guidance, our gardening experts are always ready to assist.
Learn the best planting windows and explore bulbs suited to India’s climate:
Use these guides to discover bulbs that thrive in summer, monsoon, and winter & spring, with planting tips, care notes, and bloom timing to keep your garden vibrant across all seasons.
Q1. When is the best time to plant Gladiolus bulbs in India?
September–November in plains and October–December in hilly regions for vibrant winter blooms.
Q2. Which flowering bulbs are suitable for summer in India?
Lilies, Tuberose, and Caladium thrive in warmer temperatures and add colour in hot months.
Q3. How do I care for bulbs after blooming?
Allow foliage to dry naturally, then lift, clean, and store bulbs in a cool, dry place.
Q4. Can bulbs be grown in pots and balconies?
Yes. Gladiolus, Lilies, and Amaryllis grow beautifully in pots or terrace gardens with good sunlight and drainage.
Q5. How long does it take for bulbs to bloom?
Most bulbs bloom within 8–12 weeks of planting, depending on variety and conditions.
Q6. Are flowering bulbs low‑maintenance?
Yes. With well‑drained soil and sunlight, bulbs need minimal watering and care.
