"Spring flowering bulbs have to be planted in the fall because they require a sustained 'dormant' period of cold temperature to stimulate root development," says Ben van der Veldt, director of Breck ...

Wrap your flower bulbs in securely in a "blanket ... but they're also readily available through various sources, like the bulb basket from Breck's. Read the original article on House Digest ...

Spring flowering bulbs such as tulips, daffodils and others may be planted in the fall anytime the ground is not frozen.

Are you ready for a little indoor color this winter? Forcing flower bulbs indoors is a great way to enjoy flowers during the ...

When planted en masse, spring-flowering bulbs make a valuable contribution to formal bedding displays. Try growing groups of early-flowering tulips in a bed which will be occupied by annuals later ...

Incorporating sustainable practices with early-blooming bulbs can effectively and effortlessly transform your lawn. “Very little else flowers that time of year, and the awakening insects need to ...

The time to get started on this project is now. In the early fall, atop your bulbs, you'll plant snapdragons, pansies, and flowering kale to keep the planters looking full until the bulbs come in.

Cover with soil and firm. Pot-grown bulbs may be planted directly in their desired position in a border where you want them to flower. This is known as planting 'in the green'. For these plants ...

Tamp down the potting medium with your fingers—you want it to be pretty well compressed to hold your bulbs in place when they grow flowers. Water the potting medium until all the soil is moist ...

Every few years dig up and separate baby bulbs from the parents and replant them for more flowers. Daffodils, snowdrops and grape hyacinth are especially robust and prolific self-spreaders.

It's always important to have good lighting, but some spaces require a little extra -- and that's why you should have an LED floodlight bulb. To name a few places that would benefit from one ...