Flower Bulb Learning Center

Turn your lawn into spring's first show. Our experts share the best bulbs for naturalizing in grass, how to plant natural-looking drifts, and when to mow so your bulb lawn...

There are not enough superlatives to describe the way Dahlia flowers turn into glowing orbs of color when the sun shines through the petals. Or the sheer delight of taking...

Whether you’re growing a cut flower garden, or you simply want the most beautiful display in your garden, Dahlias are famous for their blooms. The great news is that cutting...

Dahlias can be easy to grow, but they are not immune to challenges! If you’re new to growing Dahlias, or if you have concerns about your Dahlia plants this season,...

Over the centuries, plant breeders have developed thousands of variations of these beautiful blooms. Dahlias are native to Mexico and South America, and they have a long history of capturing...

At American Meadows, we're all enthusiastic gardeners. Erin is a long-time employee of American Meadows and a certified Master Gardener. She truly has a green thumb, and her property in...

Dahlias are available in a huge range of colors and styles. These flowers have diverse genetics that allow them to express many exciting characteristics like color, petal form, size, and...

by Suzanne DeJohn, Garden Writer Spring may seem a long time away, but if you want to enjoy tulips, crocus, and other spring bloomers, now is the time to plant....

A flower bouquet featuring Gladiolus, Black Eyed Susans, and Cosmos Thank you to Tabar, our Contact Center Manager, for telling us what she loves about growing Gladiolus!   "Gladiolus are...

Fall-planted, bulbs are easy to grow and create incredible color in the early spring landscape. We’ve put together ideas for beautiful combinations of flowers and form, and show you exactly...

by Amanda Crossview Gardens in Morrisville, Vermont, his home to over 16,000 Daffodil plants and thousands of other perennial varieties. We took a garden tour in late May. We first...

Cannas will survive winter In zones 7-10 and increase in size from year to year. In cooler areas, Cannas are easy to lift and store during cooler months. They will...