Now Is the Time to Buy Spring-Blooming Bulbs It's that time of year: You need to get your fall-planted, spring-blooming bulb orders in now.

Tulips bring joy in spring. Use expert tips to know exactly how to store tulip bulbs and and the best time to plant tulip ...

Spring blooming bulbs wake up our gardens with a mixture of cheerful colors. But then the spring bulbs complete their bloom cycle and the bright blooms senesce (sen-ESS), shrivel and turn brown ...

As a general rule, spring-flowering bulbs should be planted to a depth of approximately three times as deep as the height or size of the bulbs. This means that a 2-inch-tall tulip bulb should be ...

Spring-blooming bulbs won’t bloom unless they spend enough time in cold soil; most species need their bulbs chilled below 40 degrees for 12 to 14 weeks before they sprout.

If spring bulbs are exposed to ethylene, it can cause them to bloom abnormally or not at all. All other bulbs may be planted into sunny, well-prepared beds now without chilling.

There’s still time to plant spring flowering bulbs. Daffodils are the most practical bulb to plant in our climate as they are deer- and rodent-resistant and the dwarf daffodil varieties flowers ...

Bulbs such as daffodils, tulips, crocus and hyacinth are planted in fall because they need some time to get their roots going before pushing up to put on a spring show.

If spring bulbs are exposed to ethylene, it can cause them to bloom abnormally or not at all. All other bulbs may be planted into sunny, well-prepared beds now without chilling.

This is a great week to score bargains at the garden center or nursery, especially if there are any leftover spring-blooming bulbs. If you have deer that visit your garden, plant daffodils ...