Planted in May (zone 6), your tubers should emerge soon. Key points:
Flowers appear in fall (pink/white). Mulch lightly with leaf mold in winter.
Choosing a Fast-Growing Houseplant for a Dark-Room Photosynthesis Experiment
Sedum Division and Transplanting: Controlling Spread and Sharing Excess
Removing Established Ivy: Root Removal & Herbicide Finish
Summer Care for Outdoor Potted Calla Lilies
Black Streaks on Pepper Joints: Rich Soil Adjustment
Buying Temperate Carnivorous Plants in Winter: Repot Immediately for Protection
Winterizing Garden Mums with Burlap
Fall Planting Rudbeckia and Echinacea in North Carolina
Canterbury Bells, Zinnias, and Long-Lived Indoor Flowers
Transplanting and Dividing Campanula in Early Fall: Step-by-Step
Establishing Lacecap Hydrangeas: Mulching, Watering, and Pruning for Future Blooms
Why Daffodils Grow Leaves But No Flowers: The Late-Planting Trap
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