If you want your garden containers to be filled with colorful flowers in spring, now's the time to get your bulbs planted to make sure they're ready to bloom once our gardens thaw out after winter.

Stagger the flowering period of your bulbs by choosing a selection of early, mid and late-flowering species. Start with ...

Alan plants tulips about 12 inches apart and to the full depth of the bulb planter, noting that deeper planting helps them to ...

Top off your container bulbs with these gorgeous annual flowers, which will fill out containers and ensure displays ...

Crocus is one of the most versatile 'bulbs' (technically corms) to plant in October. As pictured above, these typically ...

There's not much that rivals spring bulb bloom in the garden. The anticipation all winter. The inevitable forgetting where you planted bulbs or that you planted any at all. And then the show. It’s a ...

Question: Last year I purchased pots of tulips and daffodils ready to bloom in January and February. Could I plant some bulbs in pots now and get them to bloom in January? Answer: Yes, forcing bulbs ...

Planting season runs from September through November, which means now is the perfect time to get bulbs in the ground before ...

Want to get a head start on your spring gardening? Gardening pros explain why daffodils are at their best when planted in ...

Plant after first frost but before the ground freezes so they can develop strong roots for spring blooms. Choose a sunny, well-draining spot, space them 6 to 8 inches apart, and avoid overwatering to ...

Now through early December is an excellent time to plant spring-flowering bulbs in your landscape. That's right: To get the beautiful flowers these bulbs produce in your gardens, you must plant them ...

All other bulbs may be planted into sunny, well-prepared beds now without chilling. Plant bulbs in holes dug about twice as the height of the bulb. Larger bulbs, like daffodils and tulips, are planted ...