Hardy spring-flowering bulbs such as tulips, daffodils, and crocuses can remain planted in the ground during winter in most climates. "But tender bulbs, which can easily be damaged by frost, will need ...

Gardeners who prize dahlias, cannas and gladiolus are faced with a choice: buy new every year, or dig them up, store them ...

It's good to plan ahead for spring by planting bulbs early, but what if the bulbs start growing in fall? Get answers.

Learn how to dig up and store tulip bulbs over summer and winter. Wayne Gerard Trotman / Getty Images Tulips are one of spring's most anticipated flowers. The vibrant hues and upright stature bring an ...

Even knowledgeable gardeners seem to fall into two groups when it comes to lifting and storing tender bulbs. They either know how to do it and do so with ease, or they do not know how and are ...

Q: I read all about the flower gift from one of my children. It was the amaryllis and it was a joy to watch it bloom twice with two stems around December. Then I read where you said it was OK to let ...

Can bulbs I bought be stored for planting next year? I just moved into a new house and haven’t had time to prepare a planting bed, but got bulbs cheap and don’t want them to go bad. Bulbs do not store ...

SUMMER-flowering bulbs and corms, such as gladioli and begonias, need to be dug up within the next few weeks so they can be safely stored for the winter. Although you can take a chance and leave them ...

Perennial bulbs such as daffodils and crocuses come back every year, you don’t have to replant them. If your perennial bulbs aren’t reflowering, there are a few steps you can take to help them along.

Dahlia tubers going into peat-moss storage for winter. I pulled my gladiola and elephant ears bulbs after the frost killed the leaves. I'd like to store them over winter inside. What kind of material ...

Columnist Robin Trott shares how to grow tulips, daffodils and more inside when temperatures are freezing outside.