When we think of bulbs in the garden, our minds likely turn first to those we typically plant in fall with the promise of early spring blossoms, such as crocus, daffodil, tulip and hyacinth. While ...

Living in the tropics, we have to work hard to get tulips and daffodils to bloom. Most temperate climate bulbs require a cold dormancy to flourish and blossom. Though you can trick some of them by ...

Question: Pink rain lilies are growing in some of our neighborhood and I would to add them to my yard. What is the best location for the bulbs? Answer: Select a lightly shady to full sun location for ...

Recent rain has coaxed some treasures out of hiding. Rain lilies are easy to grow. You may have seen a common one lately: the copper-lily or Habranthus tubispathus v. texanus. Native to Texas, this ...

One of my favorite garden quotations is the comment E.B. White made about his wife’s determined planting of bulbs each fall, no matter how cold the weather in their Maine garden. Katherine gathered ...

Usually, flower lovers go for vibrant and attractive colours while choosing the plant to decorate their garden and add an aesthetic flair to their living space. But for many, white is the go-to option ...

In our tropical climate, growing plants from bulbs can be a challenge. Bulbs for tulips and daffodils, for example, require a cold dormancy in order to grow and bloom. Some local gardeners have ...

A new flower is growing alongside an old favorite in the garden: Yellow rain lilies, Zephyranthes citrine, are now producing bright lemon-colored flowers on slender green stalks next to pink rain ...

The rains early in the month were generous enough to bring the rainfall total for the year up to the normal level and to raise the Edwards Aquifer to the average level for this time of the year. Our ...

Tulip, daffodil and hyacinth bulbs are at the garden center now. Do I plant my spring bulbs immediately? You are learning why gardening in Florida is so different. Many of the things that are ...