There are lots of lesser-known, more unusual bulbs to plant in spring if you want to try something different, which will ...

Spring bulbs are planted in autumn so that they can establish themselves before the winter cold sets in, but exact timings will depend on the type of spring bulb you want to grow.

As we prepare to bid farewell to the long summer days and welcome in the fall, it's time to give your garden a little bit of tender love and care to get the best out of next year's garden. There ...

Nigel Lawton, plant buyer at Dobbies, shares his top tips on planting bulbs to achieve a yard filled with spring color. 1. Plant your bulbs in September or October ...

Spring-flowering bulbs grow beautifully in pots. Use plastic pots--gallon size or bigger. Fill them halfway with soil. Depending on the size of the bulbs and the pots, you can probably fit at ...

Unlike most bulbs, this one will grow even in bogs and rain gardens. Triteleia flowers are star-shaped and come in assorted shades of purple, plum pink, and white. iNaturalist/Wikimedia Commons ...

Fall is the best time to plant winter, spring and even some early summer-blooming bulbs. You want to plant the bulbs about a month before the soil start freezing. In the Sacramento Valley around ...

Flowering spring bulbs add color and beauty to your garden when you need it most after a chilly, gray winter. But if you want to enjoy their blooms in the spring, you must plant them ahead of time.

Many spectacular spring flowers grow from bulbs, and although they differ greatly in size, shape and color, they all share one characteristic: They must be planted in the fall.

Daffodils. Just plant these everywhere. They’re deer-resistant, rodent-resistant and are some of the first bulbs to break ground in spring. Daffodils are hardy and easy to grow — except in ...

And planting bulbs now is much cheaper than buying potted, blooming, bulb plants next spring. October through early November is prime time in Pennsylvania’s climate to plant spring-flowering bulbs.