A: Sometimes, folks get a bit anxious and cut the foliage of bulbs away too early (right after they're finished flowering). That may contribute to fewer blooms the next spring. Leaves need to stay up ...

Spring is just around the corner. As the sun shines brighter and the weather becomes warmer, people start to see the bulbs ...

Interestingly enough, I had a person tell me this was the second year in a row that their daffodils did not bloom and was wondering what she needed to do to make them start blooming again.

The flower buds may not open all at once, extending the blooming period. Daffodil flowers are very cold-hardy, but the blossoms will be damaged if temperatures drop below the mid-20s. Also ...

Typically, this does not mean it is invasive ... (Les Parks) While most spring flowering bulbs prefer full to part sun, Spanish bluebells (Hyacinthoides hispanica) are one of the few that do ...

If your bulbs stop flowering over time, dig them up and replant at least three times the depth of the bulb. It's important not to tie up or cut back the leaves after flowering as they're making food ...

Once established, clumps of daffodil bulbs can survive for more than century, flowering and augmenting themselves through naturalisation every year. The Royal Horticultural Society holds the ...

Not only will they bring color to your garden scheme, but there are plenty of summer flowering bulbs that will add a delicate vibe and a touch of fragrance, if you so choose. Agapanthus is one of ...