Because these flowers are relatively short, it is best to plant many along a walkway, near your front door or in large ...

Many bulbs like daffodils, hyacinths, and tulips can thrive in pots. Others, like gladiolus, camassia, star of Bethlehem, crown imperials, and Spanish bluebells need different growing conditions ...

Planting bulbs is one of the easiest ways to fill your yard with color. Whether you are a fan of tulips or have a love of ...

Instead of growing Sicilian honey garlic in pots, opt for one of the best miniature bulb varieties, such as these 'Valerie Finnis' grape hyacinth bulbs, available from Amazon, with small but ...

One way to ensure your winter on the prairies is more enjoyable is to pot up a selection of spring bulbs to be enjoyed inside ...

but as long as you choose the correct varieties for your situation and follow some bulb-planting tips from our expert gardener, you should be good to go. By picking plants that you know are going to ...

Loosen hard soil with a fork to ease planting subsequently, treading to consolidate the soil. Special bulb planters are ideal ...

Here is how to select, plant and display your bulbs. Use early bloomers under deciduous shrubs and trees where they can enjoy dappled light. Winter aconites, early daffodils, grape hyacinth ...

If you want to enjoy your spring flowering tulips, daffodils, crocus and other bulbs a little earlier in spring or if you don’t have a garden, consider forcing them in containers. You can plant two ...

While you might be familiar with the 'bulb lasagne' planting method (which involves layering in a smaller pot or container), David’s trick is ideal for any size display ... it’s ideal to get planting ...