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"   It may seem like a lush garden is a long way away, and although there are many cold days until Spring, now is just the time to get the bulbs into the ground for the warmer months. Bulbs adapt well to cold temperatures and diverse conditions, so as long as they are planted and begin to develop roots before a permanent frost sets in, they promise to come up just as the weather warms. We&amp;#039;ve spoken to experts at leading seed companies Burpee, Park Seed, Wayside Gardens, and Jackson and Perkins to come up with a roundup of some of the best and brightest bulbs for next season. Whether you are looking to grow ground cover, fend off deer, or simply brighten up a window box, we&amp;#039;ve got the cure for every zone in the States (find out which zone you&amp;#039;re in at Burpee.com). These bulbs run the rainbow, from deep, vivid oranges, to subtle pale creams; as well as size, with flowers that bloom low to the ground and crawl outward, to ones that stand tall and even bloom to impressive 6-inch heads. With this range of picks you&amp;#039;ll have fresh flowers that hail the coming spring, transition into hotter months, and will make your garden glorious for years to come. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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