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About Planting Bulbs in Spring
Here you'll find clear, easy-to-understand info about planting bulbs in spring for flowers in summer. If you're looking for information about fall-planted bulbs like daffodils and tulips, visit About Planting Bulbs in Fall. If you have further questions, we will be happy to help you by phone. Simply call Customer Service at (877) 309-7333, ext. 10.
Spring-Planted Bulbs Guide
Click here for a really useful planting depth chart for all types of spring-planted flower bulbs, plus a region map with recommended planting times.
Storing Your Bulbs Before Planting in Spring
If your spring bulbs arrive when it's still too cold or too early to plant, here's what to do. Simple, clear information for the proper storing of your spring bulbs including the optimal storing temperatures for various types.
Growing Dahlias. It's easy.
Witness the creation of a big dahlia garden--from digging the holes to full bloom. Warning: It's all so beautiful and easy, you'll be addicted. If you're not already a dahlia gardener, you will be after reading this. List of dahlia types at bottom.
All About Irises
A quick guide to growing all the Irises: The big Bearded Irises you plant in late summer, the bulb Iris you plant in fall, and Siberian, Japanese and Louisianas you plant in spring. They're all great, all easy to grow.
Planting "Wild" Lilies
Many wildflower gardeners enjoy planting the "Wild" or Species Lilies... the ones that are the ancestors of all the lovely hybrids enjoyed today. 
Best Bulbs for Wildflower Gardeners
Here's how to expand your bloom season by up to two months using easy-to-grow, perennial bulbs. They're always available, and require absolutely no care. Be sure your wildflower garden includes the "other wildflowers"--wild tulips, wild daffodils, and wild lilies.
Yikes! There's a deer in the garden. Here's some information on how to discourage deer from eating your wildflowers, bulbs and perennials.
Our exclusive Biltmore Estate Bulbs For Spring
Read all about the famous Biltmore Estate in North Carolina, "America's Largest Home," and the outstanding dahlias, lilies and other spring bulbs the gardeners there have chosen. These bulbs are the highlights of Biltmore's spectacular spring gardens, and can now grace your home's gardens too.
