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Why don’t flower bulbs in the ground freeze in the winter?
Bulbs are designed by nature to withstand cold winter temperatures. Indeed they rely on winter’s cold to trigger the biochemical process necessary to bring the bulb to flower in spring. While winter soil may actually freeze to depths beyond which the ...
FAQStart Summer Bulbs Indoors
Get a Jump on the Season
Summer bulbs such as canna, calla lilies, begonias, dahlias and gloriosa are among the most dramatic flowers in the summer garden. They’re very easy to grow, but they’re also very sensitive to frost. In fact, in the trade, they’re called tender bulbs.read more
Spring Alphabet
Rough effects
Rough effects can be achieved by, for example, planting large-stemmed tulips in close groups. They produce surprising results if placed in between perennials or ferns. We can achieve very unusual results in the spring even in places where little will grow. Once the plant gets it's leaf, it will cover the dying tulip leaves.
Summer Bloomers
