October is the ideal time to plant spring bulbs: snowdrops, anemones, crocus, daffodils, tulips, alliums, and more. Most modern hybridized bulbs are bred to grow and produce results, so they’re ...

Squirrels don't eat daffodil bulbs because they contain lycorine and other alkaloids which are unpleasant and harmful to rodents. For this reason, planting daffodil bulbs is a reliable option for a ...

Gladiolus in bloom in late September. Once the flowers fade, trim the stems but allow the leaves to turn yellow before digging up for storage. Hi! The Lazy Berkshire Gardener is back in town but a bit ...

Fall has certainly arrived with fallen leaves, cloudy skies, and cooler temperatures. For some, it seems incongruous to start thinking of a spring garden when we’ve just finished summer with ...

A new garden book tells all about bulbs, which buried in the fall will magically show up as a colorful plant in the spring. The best part? They're easy to grow.

Thirty degrees Celsius on the last day of September?! I’ll never get my garden put to bed at this rate. It’s just too beautiful out there. Nevertheless, time’s a-wasting and the work must be done!

From plans for spring harvest to spacing tips to planting basics, there’s a steady stream of tasks to do and things to look forward to ...

Plant flowering bulbs this autumn in India to enjoy vibrant blooms and lovely scents. Learn how to plant and care for tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, and more for a beautiful garden.

There's one bulb you can still plant now, long after most perennials are tucked away. Come spring, they'll be the first flowers to bloom. While snow still clings to the ground, these delicate white ...

Kansas State University horticulture expert Cynthia Domenghini knows that die-hard flower gardeners are thinking about planting bulbs as fall rolls around. While tulips and daffodils are among ...

For a dense show of flowers and a succession of bloom, plant bulbs in layers this autumn. Hazel Sillver looks at the effortless delight of the ‘bulb lasagne’ ...

For many of us, fall is the time when we think about what kind of bulbs we will plant in our garden for next spring. Gardners are optimists, and even when we face the slowing of growth and the descent ...