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Home  Quick Guide to Flower Bulbs  About Planting Bulbs in Fall About Planting Bulbs in Fall   How to Plant Flower Bulbs  The basic information on bulb planting, and some landscaping suggestions. With bulbs, you can landscape your yard like a pro. Fall Bulb FAQ's  Q and A that covers most people’s needs when planting spring-flowering bulbs in the fall. When To Plant Spring-Flowering Bulbs  Visit our U.S. map showing all regions. Just click on your area, and you'll go to detailed fall planting information. Late Fall and Winter Planting Times  Member's Meadow - How to Naturalize Daffodils  Visit Prof. Wes Crawford's magnificent woodland garden of daffodils. Remembering a childhood scene, he's created a fantastic spring garden in his woodland, showing how easy it is to plant daffodils in a natural setting. Our Exclusive Biltmore Estate Bulbs For Fall  Read all about the famous Biltmore Estate in North Carolina, "America's Largest Home," and the outstanding daffodils, tulips, and hyacinths the expert gardeners there have chosen. These bulbs are the highlights of Biltmore's spectacular spring gardens, and can now grace your home's gardens too. Encourage Your Tulips To Come Back  This section covers the important subject of how to "perennialize" your tulip plantings. Some groups, like species tulips and the Darwin Hybrids, are called "perennial tulips." Read all about it. History of Daffodils and Tulips  An article by our founder explaining how hundreds of years of Dutch hybridizing have created a worldwide industry from some of the most beautiful and legendary wildflowers in the world. Read all about "Tulipomania." And learn all about Narcissus and his complex. Amaryllis Growing Instructions  Complete instructions for indoor growing kits. Narcissus Growing Instructions  Complete instructions for indoor growing kits. Map of USDA Plant Hardiness Zones  You need to know your "Hardiness Zone". Also, within zones, there are warm and cold spots that change your results. A hollow is colder, near the house is warmer.  Email this page Back to Top