Autumn (spring bloomers: daffodils, tulips, crocuses) and late winter (summer bloomers: gladioli, begonias) are prime bulb-buying seasons. Plant with rounded base down, pointed nose up. Depth: three times bulb height.
Browse gardening magazines, visit gardens for ideas. Mistakes are fixable next season. Basic practices—like proper bulb planting—have generations of proven success.
Whether formal rows or naturalized drifts, bulbs reward with reliable, spectacular seasonal color.
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