Bulbs

It doesn't seem like it quite yet but it is officially spring. We won't be able to get our fingers in the dirt for quite a while, but that doesn't mean our gardening skills need to be put on hold until the snow melts. Garden Guy Dale shares some early planting tips for spring bulbs.

Karen shares how to pot up dahlia and gladiola bulbs for an early start in our cold climate. Take a listen & take a tour!

Garden Guy Dale shares tips on forcing bulbs, such as tulips, to bloom indoors this winter.

Bulbs, rhizomes, tubers, corms! What the heck is the difference? The Garden Scoop ventures into the broad category of Bulbs. 

Tulips are by far the most popular blooming bulbs. Planted in the fall, the result in the spring is a profusion of colorful blooms to help wash away memories of a long, drab, gray winter. Find tips on how to grow tulips outdoors.

The experts at Gertens are ready to help with planting your summer bulbs! Get all the tips here!

Get the new scoop on planting summer bulbs!

Growing Allium bulbs is not only easy, but they will provide great color! The experts at Gertens have the information you need to successfully grow them.

Bulb gardening can be as easy as, dig, drop, done. Gertens has a selection of over 200 varieties of spring blooming bulbs to choose from.

In our cold climate some of our summer flowering bulbs need to be dug up and stored for winter. Our experts provide helpful tips on what to do.

Alocasia or Colocasia (Elephant Ears) are from the Araceae family and are giant, leafy, tropical plants that make a bold statement in your garden or in a container planting. The experts at Gertens provide tips on when to plant and move your bulbs.