The following bulbs are particularly suitable for planting in rock gardens:

• Albuca humilis (Spider aloe)
• Allium (dwarf spp.)
• Anemone (some spp.)
• Bellevalia (some spp.)
• Brodiaea (smallest spp.)
• Bulbocodium vernum (Spring meadow saffron)
• Colchicum (small spp.) (Autumn crocus)
• Corydalis (some spp.)
• Crocus
• Cyclamen (hardy spp.)
• Fritillaria (many spp.)
• Gagea (some spp.)
• Galanthus (Snowdrop)
• Ipheion
• Iris (dwarf spp.)
• Leucojum (some spp.) (Snowflake)
• Merendera
• Muscari (non-invasive spp.) (Grape hyacinth)
• Narcissus (dwarf spp. and hybrids) (Daffodil)
• Ornithogalum (dwarf spp.) (Star of Bethlehem) 
• Oxalis (some spp.)
• Puschkinia
• Rhodohypoxis
• Romulea (some spp.)
• Sternbergia lutea (Autumn daffodil)
• Tulipa (dwarf spp.) (Tulip)
• Zephyranthes candida (Rain lily)
• Zigadenus (Alkali grass star lily)