You can plant bulbs in January on one condition. 'As long as the ground is workable, tulips, crocus, and daffodils are fine to plant in January,' says Jamie Shipley, gardening expert at Hedges Direct.

What to Plant with Tulips: To hide the fading foliage, plant tulips with companion plants that have similar needs, which is 6 hours or more of direct sun and well-draining soil.

Now is the perfect window to plant spring-flowering bulbs, including tulips and hyacinths. With a little effort, you'll reap ...

Dig, drop, done! Find out how to plant and grow tulips that will light up your garden in spring. Nothing says spring like a patch of brightly colored tulips. Tulips are fall-planted bulbs, much ...

If you're looking for a fragrant flower that grows from a bulb, consider hyacinths ( Hyacinthus orientalis ). "Under a warm ...

Plant bulbs in large groups for a flamboyant display or in between perennials for pops of color throughout the garden. Just be sure to plant plenty so there will be tulips and daffodils to cut for ...

You can easily put 20 to 30 bulbs, sometimes even more, into a pot that is 14 to 20 inches across. Use bulbs of many different sizes for an interesting display and longer seasonal appeal.

Planting bulbs in late summer to early fall is one of the simplest ways to set your garden up for success. Many varieties ...

This fall plant an array of spring flowering bulbs to brighten your garden and bouquets. There are plenty of daffodils, tulips, hyacinths and alliums that will delight with an assortment ...

Q: I saw tulip and daffodil bulbs for sale at the store. I remember my mom having tulips, but she also had problems growing them, as I recall. I would like to plant some, but I don’t want ...

Gardeners are optimists. We know that planting hardy bulbs now will bring us flowers in spring — tulips, daffodils, crocus, squills, hyacinths, fritillaria and alliums, to name a few.

Follow with daffodils, tulips, hyacinths and camissia. Tulips and daffodils have the broadest range of bloom times; look for early, mid or late varieties.