Planting spring-flowering bulbs in autumn is best Whether
growing vegetables, annuals or perennials, nothing is as
rewarding as seeing the home landscape in full maturity.
However, it takes a lot of work, trial and error to achieve the
desired results. One benefit of gardening is it teaches us
patience. Good things come to those who wait. As we are getting
ready to put our gardens to bed for winter, we also need to
think of next year and how we will be rewarded when spring
returns. Think about spring color now, how nice it would be to
see bright colors emerging as the rest of the garden still
slumbers. Tulips, hyacinths and daffodils can greet us warmly,
but we have to do the work now. Spring-flowering bulbs are
unparalleled in terms of choices for plant material, kinds of
blooms and colors, and varied bloom times. There is some time
left to do this, and you can find some really good deals at your
local garden center now. When planting bulbs there are some
things to consider: Site: Most bulbs need well-draine