Unfortunately, however, they're not the best choice for a container garden. These bulbs can produce plants that grow between 3 and 4 feet tall, so they're simply too large for most pots.

If you want to fill your garden with colour next spring ... If you want a great patio display, try growing bulbs in pots. Keep it simple by planting a variety on its own or several of the same ...

David Overend has a spring in his step as he says it’s still not too late for gardeners to buy and plant bulbs ready for the season of flowers.

Patio glasshouses have surged in popularity, proving you can have your own thriving miniature greenery regardless of space ...

Many summer bulbs are ideal for growing in patio containers, especially tender species. These can then be lifted in winter and stored. Most summer bulbs are not hardy so need to be lifted before ...

With holiday plants abounding these days, it is hard to miss the delicate and airy blooms of paperwhites (Narcissus spp.).

When planting daffodil bulbs, place them where later ... peruviana in clumps or containers. "The New Sunset Western Garden Book” recommends that you grow S. siberica in naturalized drifts ...