Most bulbs are easy to grow if their needs are met. Most prefer early spring sun but will do well planted under trees that ...

Spring is not the only season that bulbs bloom. In fact, you can have bulbs blooming in your garden throughout the year.

Traditional turf-based lawns are losing popularity as homeowners seek alternatives to the uniform green expanse. This shift is partly driven by the desire for low-maintenance lawns that also provide a ...

Feeling blue? Treat yourself to a trip to your local garden center this fall. But first, check out these blue-blooming spring ...

The bulb on top flowers first followed by the others ... and gladioli), root tubers (certain anemone, dahlias, and tuberous begonias) and rhizomes (certain irises and canna lilies).” ...

Spring bulbs that are becoming available from nurseries about now should get into their gardens early enough for vernalization during winter.

‘Bulb lasagna’ is the fall gardening ... favorite combo for lasagna planting includes alliums, anemones, and crocuses, you can also plant tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, and muscari.

Budding, or the formation of tiny replicates of the parent plant, may be seen in some species. Alternatively, binary fission, during which the anemone splits in two ... Although its common name is ...

The idea is simple, and you don’t have to be a seasoned gardener to pull it off: Place bulbs in a shallow bowl with access to ...