Daffodils need at least six hours of sunlight to flower, so move your flowers to a sunnier area that's not blocked by trees. Plant your daffodil bulbs at a depth of three times their size ...

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 ...

Late May is an ideal time to divide and/or relocate spring-blooming bulbs, such as daffodils, tulips, and hyacinths.

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.

Huh? Sure nuff, it is so, and a fall flowering crocus, for instance, will give you twice the kick a spring blooming one will. Some autumn crocuses flower as early as September, if you can get them to ...

Spring-flowering bulbs are very effective for bringing early color into the garden. Bulbs do not require much maintenance. They prefer to be planted in an area that is moist in spring and fall and ...

Jonquils are highly perfumed compared to other daffodils and are hardier in warmer southern regions. Now, you might be thinking, why not write about them when they are flowering. Well, daffodils ...

You can plant spring-blooming bulbs such as daffodils, tulips, crocus, and hyacinth when ground temperatures drop to around 50-55 degrees F or lower (but not freezing), and continue planting up ...

I got a question about what to do with a bunch of spring-flowering bulbs this time of year. The reader found a company that would not ship to Alaska, so she sent her order to an Outside friend.