Fall is the time people start thinking about planting bulbs for Spring. Tulips and daffodils come to mine first and you see lovely displays promoting these bulbs. However, there are other bulbs ...

Rats are not just unpleasant or annoying-they can do real damage in your yard and garden. Grow this lovely flower, and you'll ...

This underused spring bulb is a blue-blooming native: George’s Plant Pick of the Week Published: Oct. 05, 2024, 6:33 a.m. Native camassia produces purplish-blue flower spikes from May into June.

12 out-of-the-ordinary ways to use spring-flowering bulbs Published: Oct. 03, 2019, 7:33 a.m. Spring-flowering bulbs such as tulips can make impressive displays -- if they're used creatively and ...

Spring-flowering bulbs require a long period of cool temps, so get 'em in the ground now. ... These come in shades of pink, blue, and white. Be aware that hyacinths will also attract deer.

I would like some advice on adding some spring flowering bulbs to my garden. My neighborhood does have deer and rabbits running around, so I want to try to avoid plants they will eat. — Mindy ...

If you want that gorgeous bulb display next spring, the time to plant them is now. One of the most difficult aspects of planting bulbs is deciding on the kinds and colors you want to grow. Even if ...

In this guide, we’ll run through 22 brilliant spring flowering bulbs that’ll make your garden the envy of the block. Further reading: If you’re new to bulb gardening, ...

Planted in November, spring-flowering bulbs turn a blah brown landscape into a smile-making spectacular display. ... Masses of muscari (grape hyacinth) form dark blue drifts in spring.

CORVALLIS – When it comes to plants, bulbs are about as easy as it gets. "You plant spring-flowering bulbs in fall, they grow over winter, flourish in spring and go dormant in summer," said ...

Dear Alice: It's too late to plant spring-flowering bulbs. Do not cut back foliage on spring-flowering bulbs. They need to keep that foliage to build up strength for next year's flowers.

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.