Spring Bulbs, Spring Flowers
Several of the fall-planted spring-flowering bulb varieties that mark the end of winter in colder climates can play a role in warm-weather spring gardens too. Most daffodils, some tulips and several other spring-blooming flower bulbs can be grown in areas as warm as Southern California and the Gulf Coast.
A warm climate has the following characteristics:
Plant Type | Bulbs |
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Season of Interest | Spring (Early, Mid, Late) |
Top picture is courtesy of Peter Wiezoreck
Plant Type | Bulbs |
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Season of Interest | Spring (Early, Mid, Late) |
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