Tulip bulbs can produce offshoot bulbs and multiply but it's a slow process. Learn which tulip species are the best choices for naturalizing and how you can help tulip bulbs multiply.

While a plethora of colorful flowers are taking over “Bulb Guy” Rich Santoro’s Berryessa garden, a rainbow of paper tulips is figuratively growing on his garage door — a symbol of his ...

The good news about tulips? They grow easily in Washington and Oregon. Bulbs reap the benefits of dry summers and cool springs, and deliver a rainbow of showy flowers propped up by robust stems ...

These tulips traveled across the world.Brown Hill Farms, 405 E. Avery Station Road, Lemon Twp., is famous for its 20 acres of vibrant summer sunflowers. But this year, the farm strove to add a litt… ...

The Manorville farm has planted over 500,000 tulips and other spring bulbs for visitors to stroll through this spring. As soon as you arrive, you'll be hit with a rainbow display from the vast ...

Place the bulbs in the bed spaced as directed on the package or closer. As extra anti-tulip scent insurance, sprinkle the area with pest-repellent granules, which will not harm the bulbs.

Fiona Jenkins, gardening expert at MyJobQuote says, "If you plant the tulip bulbs too late, they may not have enough time to establish a strong root system before the ground freezes.

So, there we have it; depending on the weather, December isn't too late to plant tulip bulbs – and, in fact, it's better to get them in the ground late rather than hold onto them until the ...

Most bulbs need a well-drained planting area to prevent them from molding or rotting. If you have clay soils that hold moisture for long periods of time, consider amending the whole bed with compost.

While a plethora of colorful flowers are taking over “Bulb Guy” Rich Santoro”s Berryessa garden, a rainbow of paper tulips is figuratively growing on his garage door — a symbol of his ...