Now is the perfect time to plant bulbs that will deliver a breathtaking display in 2025. To create a real statement garden design, consider bold, high-impact bulbs that promise towering blooms or vibrant,

Planting a ground cover with your spring bulbs this fall can be a great way to keep a lush garden. We share which ones we think are the perfect pairing.

Wisconsin gardeners can plant spring-blooming bulbs when ground temperatures drop to around 50 to 55 degrees Fahrenheit or lower (but not freezing).

It's the time to plant spring bulbs in pots, beds and borders to give our gardens an amazing flower display next springtime.

While spring-blooming bulbs get most of the attention, there are some bulbs that will bloom in the fall that can also provide a splash of color. Despite their common name, these plants aren’t true crocus.

Planting a bulb garden is a great way to highlight your landscape and gardens, but the key to success lies in how you plant them in the fall. If you’re new to gardening, understanding when to plant bulbs can seem a little tricky,

Master gardener Brian Minter says adding companion plantings is something every green thumb can "look forward to with anticipation."

Planting crocosmia in October will give you eye-catching blooms in mid-to-late summer. The RHS advises that bulbs should be planted in well-drained soil at a depth of two to three times their height. By planting these hardy summer-flowering bulbs now, gardeners can look forward to a thriving, colourful garden next year.

Bulbs like daffodils, tulips and crocus adore the Pacific Northwest’s climate — the Skagit Valley alone grows roughly 1000 acres of daffodil and tulip fields — and now is the perfect time to plant for abundant spring blooms.

Planting spring bulbs in October is a great way to prepare for the next growing season. These stunning varieties will make your garden radiant with color.

Plant these bulbs now for beautiful blooms next year!