Every fall, I spend about 30 minutes to an hour planting bulbs. And come spring, my property looks pretty amazing.

Fall is the time to plant bulbs if you want to see blooms in the spring. Martha Stewart's gardener has a few recommendations ...

It signals time to complete fall tasks, relax, plan and prepare gardens for a fresh ... The brisk autumn air is the perfect ...

Spring flowering bulbs such as tulips, daffodils and others may be planted in the fall anytime the ground is not frozen.

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. One of the more unusual ...

Be sure to plant bulbs in the fall at the proper planting time for ... blue Muscari like 'Ocean Magic' or 'Blue Magic.' For early-flowering tulips, try planting Emperor tulips which come in ...

Long stems and long-lasting flowers make camassia a delightful cut flower. The star-shaped flowers open sequentially from the ...

As fall’s crisp air settles in ... adds delicate, star-shaped flowers. Look for firm, undamaged bulbs — larger ones bloom better. While tulips often act like annuals, daffodils and allium ...

The second week of November is a good time to try forcing bulbs indoors to enjoy as fresh blooms during the Christmas season.

The time to get started on this project is now. In the early fall, atop your bulbs, you'll plant snapdragons, pansies, and flowering kale to keep the planters looking full until the bulbs come in.

Fall is the best time to plant most bulbs; particularly, spring flowering bulbs. Most bulbs such as tulips, hyacinths, lilies, amaryllis and many others are best planted in the fall. Even though ...

Planting bulbs in the fall is one of the easiest and most rewarding ways to ensure a vibrant, colorful garden in the early spring. Spring-flowering bulbs like tulips, daffodils, crocuses ...