Since fall bulb planting time varies by USDA growing zone, we've created a chart to guide you and offer eight smart tips to ...

4. Daffodil (Narcissus spp.) 4. Daffodil (Narcissus spp.) One of the more unusual perennial bulbs to plant in fall, fritillaria offers drooping bell-shaped flowers that open beneath grassy leaves.

Hyacinths are stunning, low-maintenance plants that bring color to your garden. They aren't too tricky to grow, but there are ...

Larger flowering bulbs like tulips, daffodils, hyacinths and alliums will put on quite a display in your home or in a window box or container. Add some smaller bulbs like crocus, squills and grape ...

When those bulbs start to show their stripes, I think to myself, “I need to plant more bulbs next fall.” And when I say that to myself, I believe I mean it and have the best of intentions.

However, planting bulbs can be a painful process — often ... namely for a limited time in the spring and fall, you'll need to keep them dry and clean the rest of the year. So, make sure the ...

Place houseplants near a west- or south-facing window to maximize sunlight, and give pots a quarter turn with each watering ...

Prepare bulb beds for planting later in the fall. Loosen the soil and work in about an inch of compost. Wait for planting until soil temperatures drop below 60 degrees.

The terracotta pots must have sufficient drainage holes to avoid waterlogging and potential rotting of the garlic bulbs. By ...

True lilies don’t need to be lifted in the fall and can stay in the ground ... “Lifting any bulb, corm, tuber, or plant for the sake of winter protection is back-breaking work,” says ...