As well as attractive bedding sets, that include everything from duvet cover to pillow case and sheet, you can also choose from the plain sheets collection, which is a great way to enhance a bedding design without having to spend a fortunate and without your bed having to look too busy with design. Choose complementary colours, or opt for neutral sheets. Neutral coloured sheets offer the benefit that they can still be used even if you change to a different duvet cover design, or if you rotate two or three bedding sets on your bed. Consider the material of the sheet that you buy. Materials can include pure cotton or a polycarbonate and cotton sateen mix. In all cases, these can be machine washed and tumble dried and, if needs be, you can warm iron them to remove any stubborn creases that might be left over after you've washed and dried them. Look at the thread count of sheets, too. Generally, the higher the thread count, the softer the bedding, and high thread counts are generally considered to be anything above 200. Although it is possible to buy bedding with a thread count of more than 1,000, most people agree that it is difficult to recognise any discernable difference once you reach this level. As well as sheets, duvet covers, and pillows, you can also consider additional items and accessories. For example, cushions make a bed look more appealing and are especially useful for those that like to sit up in bed and watch TV or read a book. A throw can be used to give you additional warmth during cold nights, and they also enhance the attractive design of the bed and its bedding. You should make sure that your bedding sets and accessories are easy to maintain. If you can't machine wash the covers, they are likely to be impractical and many people will regret the choice - fortunately, the majority of modern bedding sets are machine washable, can be tumble dried and ironed, and they have been designed to last for many years.

Let’s begin with an unusual colouring for a spring plant, Bellis. These are a fan favourite amongst florists and gardeners due to their lion’s mane petals and beautiful, soft pink colouring.Simply put, spring bedding plants are plants that you can sow and bed in the spring. The best time to plant them is during late February, just before spring begins, and the gradual increase in temperature and sunlight, as well as consistent watering, will aid these plants in their growth. The ones listed are traditional smaller plants and, therefore, will be easier to grow, even if the weather is, at times, unpredictable. 1 Bellis This means that some items, including those in very popular design ranges, sometimes reach the end of their life. They are still in perfect condition, because they have never been used, and they still offer great design, but they have been replaced by this year's model. Take a look at our end of line sale, where you will find beautiful Dorma bedding at reduced prices.

The reticulate iris prefers average temperatures and will grow throughout January to April. These small growers will only have a height and spread of 15cm x 15cm. Bearded Iris Sheets are vital to a good night's sleep, and also to the design of your bedroom. Consider that all of your weight will be pressed down on the bed at night, it is easy to see why a good mattress is important, but the sheet sits between you and the mattress. It effectively acts as a barrier. An uncomfortable sheet can ruin the comfort of even the most expensive mattress, while a good quality sheet can further improve the comfortable area that you create.The bearded Iris prefers warmer and sunnier temperatures and will flower from May to June. These are slightly larger grows than the Reticulate, and their height and spread will be from 90cm x 10cm. 9 Pasque flower Bringing more exotic colourings to the spring bedding family is the Pasque flower, often symbolised with Easter due to it being a late-spring sprouting flower. Floral patterns, which are traditional in bedrooms because of their natural appearance and attraction, can give a traditional look to any bedroom. They can be combined with matching or plain sheets, and by ensuring that you buy good quality bedding, it means that you won't have to replace your duvet cover and sheets every few months. Although not as bombastic as other spring bedding plants on this list, they are nonetheless essential to include in your spring bedding. They even have a bit of charm from their small, delicate appearance. 2 Cyclamen Some of the Dorma bedding sets also offer items like cushions and cushion covers. You don't have to incorporate these, but cushions really do make a bed seem more inviting. They are also incredibly useful if you like to sit up and watch TV or read a book at night. They offer greater support than trying to fold a single pillow behind you, and they offer more padding and cushioning than the head rest alone provides.

Daffodils are perfect for spring bedding, even in plant pots, hanging baskets, and even window boxes. Your spring garden would be incomplete without a few daffodils scattered about.There can be few things better than snuggling under your duvet after a long, hard day at work. This already wonderfully cosy time can only be made better by the addition of the perfect bed set. Our bedding collection has everything you need to make sure night time is the right time for the perfect eight-hour slumber. Patterned and striped duvet covers For better results, plant heather in separate pots so that you can decorate them around various places in your garden, and they will last from the start of December to the end of April. 7 Hellebores

Foxgloves are an exciting choice to include on this list. They flower at the end of late spring and will last across the summer. If you do not mind a late addition to the party, then foxgloves are a good choice to add to your spring bedding plants. Create more character in your spring bedding with the star-shaped flowers of the Pasque, and they will flourish most in April and May. 10 Violas Buying the right bedding means choosing the right combination of comfort and attractive design. Obviously, we all have different tastes, and these are met by Dorma bedding because there is such a huge range to choose from.

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Cyclamen is also long-lasting, so this is worth noting if you want your spring bedding plants to last longer than just in the spring. They are also great alongside ferns, moss, and other natural greenery. 3 Miniature Daffodils Heather is perfect for adding to your spring bedding collection for various reasons. They are great pollinators, so your Heathers will be very popular amongst the bees and are tolerant to the elements, including neutral to alkaline soil.