Planting flower bulbs during the winter may seem unconventional, but for gardeners looking to achieve a burst of vibrant blooms in the spring, it is a valuable technique.

You dust off your carefully stored flower bulbs, ready to plant them for a burst of color and fragrance that will make your garden the envy of the neighborhood. But wait — something seems off. You see ...

Once the flowers have faded, leave the foliage in place to feed the bulb. After the foliage has faded, the bulbs can be removed from their pots and planted outdoors in the garden the next fall.

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 ...

While you may associate bulbs with flower beds, these plants do well in containers as well. Providing season-long color, texture, and height, flower bulbs planted in containers offer an easy way ...

After you plant the bulbs, water them thoroughly and spread a 1- to 2-inch layer of mulch on the soil that covers them.

Give yourself the gift of flowers by potting up spring flowering bulbs now for blooming later on this winter to enjoy inside your home ...

When planting, bulb size determines how deep you are going to plant your bulbs. The general rule is to plant them about two to three times the vertical size of the bulb deep.

Are you looking to grow a tulip plant at home? You are at the right place! Here are seven easy ways to grow this beautiful flower in your space. Read on to know more.

For plant people, August is the month you may have received a tempting bulb catalog in your inbox or mailbox from a company you previously purchased from. How can it be time to order spring bulbs ...