2 days ago by bethwand

Baylor and I found an Amaryllis bulb that was the biggest we’ve ever seen at Baker’s nursery. It was expensive, but one of the only one’s the had so we went for it. It bloomed this week and oh my goodness is it worth every penny. Soooo ready to trim something… Look at the size of that thing! Diggin’ ...

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36 days ago by Sandy

I’m crazy about the “fresh feel” of January and putting all the Christmas stuff away, tidying up, thinning out, simplifying … it just feels good. My husband and I went to a few after-Christmas sales and I picked up my annual fresh Paperwhites. What are Paperwhites? Paperwhites belong to a group of D ...

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67 days ago by James Alexander-Sinclair

I have to admit that a lot of my bulbs remain decidedly above ground, and the time has come to get things sorted.

72 days ago by Garden Tools World

Bulbs are underground plant stems. They provide food for a shoot. Some bulbs produce flowers year after year. Gardening experts say tulips, daffodils and other bulbs are not very difficult to grow. Bulbs do well in climates with a cold season. They are placed in the ground about the time of the firs ...

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87 days ago by Michelle Becker

Fall is often the best time for planting many hardy plants, including most bulbs, and this includes dividing and replanting. Lately we’ve been busy planting spring and summer flowering bulbs, daffodils, squill, snowdrops, grape hyacinth, fritillaria, flowering onions, lilies, tulips, crocus, camassi ...

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105 days ago by Sandy

Thinking ahead to springtime, now is the time to plant bulbs of garden dreams to come. Or, in my home, entertaining dreams. One thing I love about spring is, if you plan your yard and garden beds right now, you can have fresh flowers from early spring until late fall – a perfect touch for a simple t ...

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109 days ago by Lucky

If you want a colorful garden next spring, consider planting your bulbs now before the first frost sets in. Flower bulbs are best planted when the ground is cool (around 40 to 50°F), but be sure to plant them a good six weeks before the ground freezes. The good news is that the bulbs themselves stor ...

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110 days ago by Babs

With unusually sunny weekends this October I am reminded that I should get out and enjoy the weather… and to do this, I am planting those bulbs that I have collected over the course of the year. The spring tulips given at Easter… or the bargain bag of bulbs on sale during the summer. I have kept the ...

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117 days ago by obsessivecompulsivegardener

It is that time. My second,( or maybe it is third) most favorite time of the gardening year. First, must be spring, then summer, so fall takes third place due to bulb planting!! I love to dig in the dirt, and all the planning and dreaming that occurs prior to planting the bulbs, just makes it all th ...

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130 days ago by Cory Alexandre

Fall color is showing up in the form of Sedums, Anemones, Buddleias, Hydrangeas, Roses and Many Ornamental Grasses. We can thank the recent rain for this colorful rebound, but it has also caused some havoc as well; causing powdery mildew, leaf spot and various other fungal problems. Often the best c ...

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