If you’ve transplanted potted tulip plants this spring or are thinking about planting tulip bulbs this fall, you might be wondering how to grow or how to care for tulips. So we asked garden pros ...

Unfortunately, you have to wait six months for those to bloom—but if you’re impatient like I am, you can actually grow those ... planted in a pot in potting medium. At your garden center ...

You know spring has arrived when you see tulips ... your garden because they come in an array of colors and sizes—and add so much cheer to your seasonal growing space. Whether you plant them ...

Tulips pop up in early spring and provide some of the first color in the garden ... for container plantings. Tulip flowers mingle beautifully with many other spring-flowering plants.

They can be planted between shrubs and perennials in ornamental beds, or used to set up a spring “cutting garden” of bulb flowers. I set up one such planting, of previously potted tulips ...

In the fall, plant the tulips as usual. Unfortunately, potted bulbs rarely bloom the ... ample evidence of success with understory growth and garden beds. Bear in mind that your plants will ...

tulips can be popped an inch or two into the topsoil which will be fine for this spring. The gardening expert added: “When planting in a container, make sure that they have good drainage because ...

Another early spring-flowering plant which you will find right now at garden centers is ranunculus ( Ranunculus asiaticus ), also known as Persian buttercup. This plant produces beautiful flowers in a ...