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an attractive way to use them is to provide early spring color in perennial beds. Bulbs planted in among perennial plants bloom when perennial plants have just started growing. Later, when the ...

One of the beauties of spring-flowering bulbs is their versatility. They can be planted pretty much anywhere in the garden.

Strong roots mean a strong plant that will thrives for years with little help from you! Also known by the irresistible name of pigsqueak, this part-shade perennial blooms in early spring.

Planting bulbs in a herbaceous border will help to fill in gaps and provide colour and interest before perennials and shrubs begin to grow in early spring. Plant daffodils, winter aconites ...

This native perennial boasts a thick blanket of deep-green leaves that grow on upright red stems. Pendulous tuber-shaped flowers dangle from the stems in late spring and become bluish berries in ...

As autumn wanes, we start to feel an energy shift to prepare for shorter days. The noticeable drop in temperature is a time ...

The fall is actually a great time to plant perennials! Since you'll want them to be there for years, putting them in the ground now, while the plants are not busy growing, gives their roots time to ...

Groupings may be spotted about in a perennial border or rock garden. Bulbs are attractive along paths and walks, or planted around pools, or placed in front of foundation plantings around the home.

This guide explains where ranunculus are hardy and how to protect them from cold temperatures so they'll grow again in spring ...