A new garden book tells all about bulbs, which buried in the fall will magically show up as a colorful plant in the spring.
October into early November is prime time for spring bulb planting, so read on for related tips and tricks from Thomas Clark.
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How to Save Summer Bulbs Now So They’ll Bloom Beautifully Next Year
Save your dahlias, cannas, and other summer-blooming bulbs for next year with these must-know storage tips.
Witnessing flowers as they open on shoots that emerge from bulbs can create a similar response. Even though you may know what ...
Most bulbs require a period of cold temperatures to initiate growth and bloom in the spring. Tulips, daffodils, iris, crocus and lilies all fall under this category. Tender bulbs cannot survive winter ...
The first winners of the Garden Gem Awards have been announced, recognizing residents and businesses for their contributions to beautifying the community.
At the end of the day, it’s important to dig up your gladiolus bulbs before the first frosts. This will help preserve the ...
While these might seem like rather boring, drudgery type tasks, it’s important for the future health of your garden and ease ...
JUST five autumn plants are on an expert’s shortlist to boost spirits and create a burst of color for fall. And best of all, they are easy to grow – and cheap. Dallas Stubbs, garden manager ...
Gardening legend, author and television personality Alan Titchmarsh has revealed his techniques for planting bulbs during September. The horticultural expert outlined which bulbs to plant at this time ...
Alan Titchmarsh has posted a video on his YouTube channel outlining which bulbs to plant now and the three methods for doing so. Gardener, author and TV presenter Alan Titchmarsh has shared his ...
Renowned gardening expert, author and TV personality Alan Titchmarsh has revealed his techniques for establishing bulbs during September. The horticultural specialist outlined which varieties to ...
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