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The amaryllis belongs to the group of plants commonly referred to as Christmas flowers.… More
... arrive with the warming weather. These beautiful bulb plants feature trademark cup-shaped flowers… More
Spring bulb gardens are a beautiful welcome after a long winter. These are the… More
The term "bulb" is used as a catchall name to describe any fleshy underground… More
Flowering bulbs such as tulips, narcissus, daffodils, dahlias, crocus and anemones are nature's gift… More
...September. Because of Florida's climate, planting bulbs is a little different… More
... Whether in beds, borders or containers, fragrant bulb flowers will tantalize your senses… More
...d warm weather more vividly than spring-flowering bulbs. Daffodils, tulips and other brightly-colored blossoms… More
... regularly pay garden dividends. Healthy daffodil bulbs multiply naturally and, after two or… More
...d of a long, vibrant green stem. Tulips grow from bulbs placed in the… More
When one thinks of bulbs one usually thinks of the traditional spring bloomers--tulips, daffodils… More
...ow a variety of different flowering bulbs in your garden for easy, carefree flowers… More
The best tools for bulb planting are a garden trowel and spade. First, loosen… More
...cellent way to get someone into the craft. Flower bulbs are a good choice,… More
...ennial flowers that add a beautiful accent to any garden or windowsill. Ridiculously easy… More
...plants rely on underground storage in the plant's bulb. This allows them to stay… More
...ant ears are a striking addition to your plant or garden. As the name… More
Bulbs are easy to take care of--plant them and forget them. They'll continue to… More
Guide Sheet: Information on Alliums and how to plant them! More
Guide Sheet: Information on Gladiolus and hot to plant them More
An amaryllis bulb is best planted in a pot that is kept outside to bloom… More
...in a shady location with tips from an experienced gardener in this free video... More
Making a butterfly garden involves growing leafy plants for caterpillars and planting fluffy blooms like… More
...ent or want a window flower arrangement, planting bulbs in containers is a great idea… More
...is free gardening video about how to plant flower bulbs in containers. More
..., and mulch to make flower bulb soil in this free gardening video about how… More
...rom season to season. Learn how to protect flower bulb containers during the summer, winter,… More
...racotta, metal, and ceramic are just a few flower bulb container options. Learn about picking… More
...ll in specific areas. Learn where to place flower bulb containers in this free gardening… More
...me to divide the flowers. Learn how to transplant bulbs in this free gardening video… More
...regularly. Learn how to maintain a healthy flower bulb contain in this free gardening video… More
...rn where to place a flower container in this free gardening video about how to… More
...about identifying flower bulbs from a sustainable gardener in... More
Changing a recessed light bulb involves turning off the lights, letting them cool for five… More
Prepare the soil for annual garden by leaving organic material on the garden during the… More
Removing a broken light bulb can be done by cutting a potato in half, pressing… More
...n the yard. Discourage gophers from eating flower bulbs with information... More
... the perfect chionodoxa bulbs for your summertime garden in this free educational video series. More
Learn how to pick plants square foot gardens with expert gardening tips in this free… More
Choosing the perfect tulip bulb for planting is discussed in this free educational video series. More
...g, buying, and planting flower bulbs in this free gardening video. More
Filipendula make great flowers for shade gardens. Get tips on planting and growing filipendula flowers… More
...d care for fall-blooming Crocosmia Emily Mckenzie bulbs in this free online video about home… More
...g, buying, and planting flower bulbs in this free gardening video. More
...provide an artificial source of heat. Learn about gardening with light bulbs from an award-winning… More
my neighbour gave this bulb to me, they don't know what plant it is. are there someone knows what plant this bulb is suppose to be:confused: :confused: thanks... More
... seeds and sprout. I know some people use a light bulb, but I'm wondering if it's possible to use ANY light bulb? More
I have some in odd places, like the middle of the yard and behind some trees where only the neighbors can see them. I'm going to stake out where they are somehow, wait until the foliage dies and dig them up. How do I store them until it's time to… More
...i knew next to nothing about plants. so i left my bulbs in the ground. was that ok to do? i'm now reading you should cover or remove your bulbs before frost. i planted a couple of different bulbs, wind flowers--i… More
Was wondering how I should store my bulbs? I dug them up over a month ago, & they have been in a bag since. They now have a blackish-slimmy residue all over them, I'm guessing that's due to all the moisture that was trapped inside the bag I stored them… More
Hello all, It is that time again, I have things coming up in my flowerbeds that I did not plant (new house). I love the surprises, but am once again perplexed with this one. Hopefully someone can clue me in. More
Hi all, Once again here I am clueless about the plants at our new house. This came up around the mailbox this Spring. It seemed to take forever before it had flowers. It peaked around the first week in May. Height on the leaves is around 8 inches. Take a… More
:rolleyes: I cannot figure out what plant this is. I have had it indoor for two years now. It seems similar to a onion plant, but the base is different. I want to find out what it is and how I can grow more from this plant. More
I bought some bulbs (actually they look more like corms) about 20 years ago and have since lost the tag. I believe (but not certain) the nurseryman told me it was from South Africa. It's never turned around season-wise, still starts growing in the fall, starts blooming in Nov and… More
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Havent been in here for awhile. I have been B U S Y........ am a nurse assistant and have been privately hired in homes. Kinda like hospice. Anyway, with all the rain in California.. we have so M A N Y weeds this season, so between work and weeding, i… More
I am new to bulbs and I started by planting two different sets of late-blooming tulips bulbs (purchased from Walmart, so that may be my first mistake). I followed all instructions and planted last Nov. I am in NC and we have had plenty of cold for the bulbs to… More
...any experience with "Bulb trays"? http://www.dutchgardens.com/Early-Bird-Spring-Bulb-Bed/default/StandardCatalog.specialtyf.30291.cpd How the Bulb Bed planting trays work: This unique, biodegradable planting tray arrives with 45 top-size Bulbs already placed in the tray's segments. Planting is super simple: Dig a hole and plant the whole tray. Because of the foolproof design, you're… More
I planted bleeding heart, hostas and daylilies bulbs then the weather turned rainy for 5 days straight. I see no grow from these bulbs. Could all that rain have ruined my bulbs? More
Found this had come up since the weather has turned cool/cold. Don't recognize it as one I have purchased, so it might have been a share plant. Beautiful leaf and color. Largest leaf may be three inches? More
...ut now I noticed it in a few more places. Is it a bulb and when is… More
A couple of Bulbs that will take full shade are hardy begonia (Begonia grandis), Zone 6, summer hardy cyclamen (Cyclamen hederifolium), Zone 7, late summer to fall Bulbs that I found do well in part shade are crocus (Crocus vernus), Zone 4, early spring anemone (Anemone blanda), Zone 6, early… More
When told to plant a bulb 6 inches deep, does this mean the hole should be 6 inches? or that the top of the bulb should be 6 inches from the surface ? or am i putting too much thought into this ??? Just curious, larry More
...rowing red onions and they have recently formed a bulb-like tip on them. The plants are large and look very healthy looking. Can you tell me what this is? More
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Does anyone know how to winterize Gladious bulbs, I do not want to take them out of the ground for the winter. Should they be trimmed down?:confused: : More
I planted these in a pot back in the spring, will they bloom? Thanks. John More
I want to plant my clematis bulb in a giant pot. Will it be ok in a pot & would I be able to move it later without killing it? Does it grow too fast to be planted in a pot? More
...e proud of this pic. This is the first part of my garden that I planned and put together (last fall). I think it turned out pretty ok. I am not sure where the purple tulip came from, or the 2 green ?tulips? on the right.… More
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