If you want your garden containers to be filled with colorful flowers in spring, now's the time to get your bulbs planted to make sure they're ready to bloom once our gardens thaw out after winter ...

Don’t be afraid to pack a pot full of bulbs, Stoven said. Plant bulbs at different, overlapping levels. You can easily put 20 to 30 bulbs, sometimes even more, into a pot that is 14 to 20 inches ...

Bulbs often do better in pots than in the ground because pots provide better drainage, critical for their long-term survival.

If you're looking for a fragrant flower that grows from a bulb, consider hyacinths ( Hyacinthus orientalis ). "Under a warm ...

Each fall in early November I plant tulips and daffodils and sometimes crocus in pots, planters, and in a window box that I take down and bring into the basement where it’s cool and dark. Almost ...

I would like to plant some bulbs in pots for bloom this winter. What special treatment is needed in order to bloom inside my home?

Wheee! Next spring comes alive when you plant selected spring-blooming bulbs in containers now. It’s great fun and even easy — no weeds, no fuss and flowers thrive with almost no care ...

You can also plant spring bulbs in large pots, so you can move them around the yard to maximize their sunlight, which will help them grow a little faster.

Place the bulbs with the root end down and the growing tip up and then fill the remainder of the pot to within an inch of the rim. The bulbs can be touching each other and the side of the pot.

You can also plant spring bulbs in large pots, so you can move them around the yard to maximize their sunlight, which will help them grow a little faster.