What better way to prepare for the gorgeous days ahead than to plant some blooms to bring our gardens back to life? Just ...

Jamison and Walker tells Parade Home and Garden that the most common flowers in spring are usually tulips, daffodils, ...

Blooming: 'One of the best things about muscari is its perennial nature; plant it once, and it will return year after year, quietly multiplying without becoming invasive,' says Pe ...

A great way to maximise space and ensure a succession of blooms is to plant bulbs in layers. Start with early-flowering varieties like daffodils and hyacinths, then add a layer of late-blooming ...

When planted en masse, spring-flowering bulbs make a valuable contribution to formal bedding displays. Try growing groups of early-flowering tulips in a bed which will be occupied by annuals later ...

Perhaps you bought bulbs last fall but never got them in the ground. Maybe you’ve never gardened and are looking at a lifeless yard and wondering what flowers you can get to bloom this spring.

Cover with soil and firm. Pot-grown bulbs may be planted directly in their desired position in a border where you want them to flower. This is known as planting 'in the green'. For these plants ...

Luckily, garden centre benches are groaning under the weight of small pots of forced bulbs that are about to burst into flower, and they’ll propel your garden straight into spring in an instant.

Flowers are a perfect way to brighten and liven up your garden regardless of season. A sure sign that signals the start of the spring season is green shoots of bulbs popping their heads through ...