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Seasons vary, and some flowers will last longer than others, depending on the temperature and moisture, but there is usually quite an overlap between all these plants, with the exception only of the late flowering Dutch crocuses. These flower with the early daffodils and tulips but will not usually last long enough to partner hyacinths and double early tulips, which will be in bloom slightly later and flower on into mid spring as well.
It is safer to plant these with grape hyacinths and anemone. A favorite partnership is pink hyacinth with the simple starry flowers of blue anemone, a combination that should flower well year after year. Violets, violas, pansies, double daisies, and primroses play their supportive roles in the early spring border. Among the prettiest sights now are groups of primroses and violets with clumps of early dwarf daffodils among them.
There is little to match the sheer delicacy with its white petals and pale yellow cup, seen above a fragrant bed of tiny white violets. A similar effect can be achieved with the other yellow and white bicolor daffodils, such as dainty under planted with the little white grape hyacinth. You might also like to try jack snipe, or the even smaller little beauty, planted with creamy white violas or wild primrose.
For strength and warmth of color, plant the brighter, more richly colored tulips and grape hyacinths among vibrant red, orange or blue polyanthus and primroses or amid the blues and purples of violas and pansies. Plan the borders in autumn and reap the rewards next spring. You can build on your successes, adapting them if needed each season by including, for example, a selection of different violas or primroses.
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