But often, you'll need to prepare tulips yourself ... If you time it right, you can plant amaryllis in time for Christmas, for instance. Indoor cyclamen and Christmas cactuses also make pretty ...

you can actually grow those flowers indoors, starting now. The idea is simple, and you don’t have to be a seasoned gardener to pull it off: You can place bulbs in a pot or glass vase and allow ...

Gardening guru Monty also insists that you should plant tulip bulbs in flower beds "as deep as you can". He added: "I often use a crowbar to make a hole 12 inches or more deep - and the deeper ...

Bloom times vary as well with some tulips blooming very early in the spring season, just about the time that daffodils open ...

Can I cut the leaves after tulips are done blooming? If you aren’t growing tulips as perennials, pulling them up or cutting the foliage when the blooming is done is OK. Naturalized tulips grown ...

This will make sure your plants grow as well as they can. Experts say you should plant tulips in October or November to get the best results. You can plant them as late as December or January ...