Spring Bulbs

Spring Bulbs will grow as well in pots and containers as they do in flower gardens. Nothing says spring like a bed of naturalized daffodils or brightly colored tulips. 

Spring-blooming bulbs always put on a great show, brightening chilly grey days with their vivid, paint-box colors. When most people think about “flower bulbs” they picture tulips, daffodils, hyacinths and crocus.

These spring-blooming bulbs are loved because of their brilliant colors and weatherproof vigor. The earliest bulbs start flowering as the snow melts, and others follow in quick succession, providing months of color while most other plants are still waking up. 

Spring-blooming bulbs are planted in mid to late fall. Once they are in the ground, the bulbs will quickly develop roots before going to sleep until spring.