Summer bulbs

Read all about what type of bulbs to plant in spring, the flowers and ideal growing conditions for bulbs that should be planted in Spring for Summer growth

We often think of planting bulbs for spring coloring, but there are plenty of summer flower bulbs that can add color to the garden. Most summer bulbs are semi-tropical perennials.It is more common to see these flowers in warm climates, where most of the bulbs can be left in the ground throughout the year. But even gardeners who live in cold climates can enjoy bulbs that bloom in summer.Although they are often not hardy enough to stay in the ground year-round...

You CAN have plants that bloom all summer long. And if you choose several of these, you will have an explosion of color all season long.

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If you’ve ever admired an early season garden and wondered how they were able to achieve such growth, the answer is probably bulbs. Flower bulbs can be planted in the fall for beautiful early Spring blooms. Alternatively, you can plant bulbs in the Spring for a beautiful Summer garden.

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Do your spring bulbs need a boost? Give your short-lived bulbs a long-lasting impression in the garden by pairing them with perennials and shrubs. Their blooming power will extend interest into summer, even fall. From adding contrasting color or textures that creates interest to camouflaging spent bulb foliage, there are many reasons to add accompanying plants near your spring bulbs.