Bulbs are easy to grow and offer a wide enchanting array of colors, sizes, and blooming periods. We often think of bulbs as tulips, daffodils, or crocus but they include a plethora of other beautiful plants such as alliums, anemones, dahlias, iris, and many more. First of all, there are 3 main groups of bulbs based on their blooming seasons:
| Allium | Galanthus
Ixiolirion tataricum |
Narcissus
Veltheimia |
Allium |
Fritillaria |
Anemone |
| Achimenes
Commelina Cyrtanthus |
Elephant Ears
Eucharis Leucocoryne |
Roscoea Sandersonia Sauromatum Scadoxus Tritionia
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Crocosmia |
Dahlia |
Leucojum |
As opposed to the other bulbs, lilies are quite hardy and can be planted in either fall or spring.
Planted in midsummer, these bulbs will produce a bright display of colors within weeks after planting.
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Colchicum
Cyclamen
Crocus
