Residents across a broad stretch of the Northeast woke up on Saturday to snow blanketing backyards and frosting trees, just as the pastel colors of Easter promised that spring was near.

You've probably already guessed that these spring bulbs come back every year – you'll spot them on grassy roundabouts, in parks and other areas they've likely been lying dormant all year.

This is typical for spring in Colorado, where a few hundred feet in elevation can mean the difference between 1-2 feet of snow and plain rain for some. If this impacts you, your commute, vacation ...

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.

Thu., Oct. 17, 2024 After a long, dark winter, cheery, colorful spring bulbs like these daffodils and snow glories can light up the garden and lift our spirits.

Spring snow isn’t unusual in Indiana, but it doesn’t happen every year. Accumulating snow is rare, especially in May. However, flurries can still make an appearance, reminding us that winter isn’t ...

Lawton says spring bulbs need sun or partial shade and will thrive in free draining soil. Adding compost to your soil will help drainage and prevent compaction. 4. Informal is best ...

The best known spring bulbs are tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, and crocuses. But the drawback for native-plant gardeners is that they are all Asian or European natives.

Bulbs can be dug and divided in summer or fall, too, but then it’s more likely you’ll accidentally slice into some of the bulbs since you’re not sure then where they might be buried.

This Gardening Week, the focus isn’t just on planting — it’s also about preserving what you’ve already grown.Your Spring-flowering bulbs might have finished their show, but how you treat ...

Plant bulbs in the fall for a low-effort, gorgeous flower garden in early spring, so they can be exposed to cooler temperatures for the appropriate amount of time to bloom.