Spring Bulbs, Spring Flowers
With long cool, wet winters and springs, followed by dry summers and falls, your region is close to perfect for many spring-flowering bulbs. This climate is about as close to the English countryside as we have in the USA.
Optimum Planting Time: October 1st – December 1st
USDA Hardiness Zones: 8
General Instructions
Special Note
Begin to plant when the soil cools off but before the weather becomes too wet and uncomfortable, making planting a chore instead of a pleasure. Because your zone 8 looks to be warm on the USDA Hardiness Map, be sure to let mail-order companies know you need your bulbs delivered before the heavy rains come. Provide a specific delivery week. Otherwise, they may send your order too late.
Plant Type | Bulbs |
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Season of Interest | Spring (Early, Mid, Late) |
Height |
Plant Type | Bulbs |
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Season of Interest | Spring (Early, Mid, Late) |
Height |
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