When it comes to tulips and flowers, planting them at the right time of year is vital to their overall success in the garden.

Tulips will look beautiful and "stay upright" for much longer when you do one simple task when you first bring them home.

Gregg Anderson has planted 5,000 red, yellow and purple tulips in his front lawn each year for the past decade or so. In the brief window of time tulips are on display, the ...

Jamison and Walker tells Parade Home and Garden that the most common flowers in spring are usually tulips, daffodils, ...

Monty Don also shared on his blog that January is “not too late” to plant tulip bulbs. He said: “Tulips planted now might flower a little later than those planted in November but they will ...

It’s not only tulips, either ... as this is how they grow. In recent years, this has been debunked by flower farmers—plants know what they’re doing, and will right themselves under the ...

Make that "thousands and thousands": Staff members and volunteers have planted around 30,000 bulbs in years gone by, but that number increased in 2025. Some 35,000 tulips-to-be went into the rich ...

Plant daffodils, winter aconites, tulips and fritillarias for outstanding ... Several types can be planted together, but it’s tricky to get the flowers to appear at the same time.

Some flowers can be toxic for dogs and cats. Here's a list of what is safe—and what isn't—before you buy a bouquet this ...

Tulips and daffodils can all be planted in January ... “True galanthophiles (snowdrop fans) plant them as plants, not bulbs. These beautiful flowers have much to teach us, from their medicinal ...