For maximum, long-lasting beauty, Johnson recommends planting bulbs in groups or in a long trench, placing smaller flowers at the front, and taller plants at the back for a more natural appearance.

For maximum, long-lasting beauty, Johnson recommends planting bulbs in groups or in a long trench, placing smaller flowers at the front, and taller plants at the back for a more natural appearance.

1. Choose the Right Bulbs When selecting flower bulbs, it's important to choose varieties that are suitable for your growing ...

Bulbs can be combined with other flowers to give a longer season of color. They can be planted in annual flower beds as soon as frost kills them or freezes the flowers. Then as the bulb flowers ...

If you live in a cooler climate, such as the northern U.S. or Canada, you’ll need to plant your flower bulbs early enough to give them a cold period. "The chilly temperatures of winter in ...

If you’re uncertain about which end is up (some bulbs, called corms, are more rounded), place them on their sides in the holes. Nature will know what to do, and your flowers will pop up next spring!

If you're looking for reliable blooms that return year-on-year, it's best to opt for perennial flowering bulbs. Lots of these bulbs can be planted in fall to give you flowers throughout spring and ...

Its blooms dangle from the top of sturdy stems, creating a striking contrast against its dark green foliage, and each flower cluster is topped with a crown of green leafy bracts, adding to its regal ...

There is an array of colorful, beautiful and aromatic spring bulbs to plant in the fall to bring you a fulfilling blooming season for the year to come. Spring flowers are the perfect way to ...