Proper planting Spring-flowering bulbs should be planted in locations that receive a minimum of five to six hours of full sun. Locations under deciduous trees or in woodland gardens are adequate ...

Spring bulbs define possibility. Dive into a binful at your local garden center and hold one in your hand. It’s all in there — roots, leaves, stems and flowers — all the razzle-dazzle of ...

After this, the flowers will begin their bloom cycle. But with so many spring-flowering bulbs available, it can be difficult to choose which ones to plant in your landscape.

Spring blooming bulbs need to be planted in the fall. And, if you’re hoping for bulbs to multiply, you will need to let the leaves continue to grow and feed the plant after the bloom has died.

Our perfectly mild, ideal spring bulb climate means early-blooming bulbs (those that bloom January through March) with blossoms lasting for 4 to 6 weeks. The magnificent large flowering crocus, just ...

Most spring-flowering bulbs require 10 to 13 weeks of temperatures below 40 degrees Fahrenheit to produce flowers. Bulbs need to put down good roots before they sprout foliage and flower.

Most spring-flowering bulbs require 10 to 13 weeks of temperatures below 40 degrees Fahrenheit to produce flowers. Bulbs need to put down good roots before they sprout foliage and flower.