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Unless you visit the Netherlands, where they're available all year round, you'll generally just get them from winter time, through to early summer. If you get to the Netherlands visit the Flower Market, in the city centre, where they always sell them Was there last week, and they sell some great plants, and always have bulbs for sale too.

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