The Best Time to Plant Fall Bulbs

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The best time to plant fall bulbs is when temperatures have started to cool down. Start planting bulbs when overnight lows have dropped into the 40s and 50s for about two weeks. You want to finish planting before the ground becomes so cold it is difficult to work with.

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