Give your spring-blooming bulbs a boost by dividing them when they get overcrowded.

Gardeners quickly learn that it’s possible to expand their flock of perennial flowers by digging and dividing clumps into smaller pieces, giving them free new plants. Not as well known is that the ...

Better Homes and Gardens advises dividing overcrowded spring-blooming bulbs like daffodils and hyacinths once their foliage begins to die back to restore vigor and boost future flowering. Dividing ...

The bulbs flowering in my garden at home are putting on a great show as are the ones at the Garden. Spring-flowering bulbs are very effective for bringing early color into the garden. Bulbs do not ...

Spring blooming bulbs wake up our gardens with a mixture of cheerful colors. But then the spring bulbs complete their bloom cycle and the bright blooms senesce (sen-ESS), shrivel and turn brown, ...

(Mass Appeal) – As your garden starts to evolve this spring you may be considering how to divide some of the plants you have and how you should be caring for some of your plant bulbs. Well, Ed ...

Gardeners tend to think of flower bulbs as a fall-planting activity, which is the correct time to plant well-known spring bloomers such as tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths. If you purchase a product ...

Some of my daffodil and tulip bulbs need to be moved and divided. Do I have to wait until fall to dig them? You could wait until fall to move and divide your daffodil and tulip bulbs. However, they ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Gardeners can divide and install a wide range of plants during the fall months, taking advantage of seasonal rains to support the plants as they develop for ...

With a little planning in the fall, a dazzling display of blooms will emerge when your garden awakens in the spring. September is a great time to plant bulbs for a spring bloom because as the ...