Spring flowering bulbs are an excellent way to provide color and variety to the late Winter through early Summer landscape

Spring flowering bulbs are an excellent way to provide color and variety to the late Winter through early Summer landscape.

Bulb Planting Tips:

For small bulbs: 

Use a dibbler, these handy digging tools have a pointed end perfect for pressing a hole in the ground that is just the right size for a small bulb, and the hole can be easily covered over with your hand.

Medium to Large Bulbs:

Use a bulb planter.  Generally speaking, these tools look like a drinking cup without a bottom, but with a handle on top.  Press the planter into the ground, pull it out and you will remove a cone of soil.  Drop the bulb in the hole, then brush the soil over the bulb. 

Masses of Bulbs:

If you are planting lots and lots of bulbs, then use a long-handled bulb planter so you can work from a standing position – a faster, more comfortable alternative to crawling across your lawn.  If you plan to plant masses of bulbs close together, then your best bet is to dig a broad planting hole to accommodate the mass of bulbs instead of making holes for each one. 

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Angelique Tulips

Pale pink, lighter edged.  These tulips produce very full double flowers that resemble peonies.  They generally flower taller and later than other tulips.  Fragrant, 16″

40 bulbs for $9.99

We also carry:  Tulips, Paperwhites, Nectaroscordum, Star of Bethlehem, Siberian Squill, Snowdrops, Glory of the Snow, Dutch Iris & Much More!