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  • How to Get Elephant Ears to Make Bulbs

    Elephant Ears are tropical looking plants that have large leaves. They are grown from tuberous bulbs and can reach a height of up to 5 feet. Elephant Ears thrive in hot, moist climates and can be...

  • What Is the Meaning of Snowdrops?

    Snowdrops are small white flowers that grow in climates where winters are mild to cold. Snowdrops are hardy plants that live longest when the weather is coldest. Their scientific name is Galanthus...

  • How to Get Rid of Elephant Ears

    Elephant ear is a plant used by Central and South Americans in many different types of meals. Originally, the plant was introduced to the Americas from Africa, and intended as a food crop for...

  • How to Grow Elephant Ear From a Bulb

    From the green and white striped lindenii magnificum to the bright yellow aurea lime zinger to the deep purple Colocasia esculenta (black magic), the colossal leaves of the elephant ear plant add...

  • How to Plant Nutans Silver Bells

    Silver bells, or Ornithogalum nutans, are striking perennial flowers that are native to southern Europe. Silver bells grow up to 9 to 12 inches, with long, fleshy stems and 2-inch wide flowers...

  • When Should You Plant Lily Bulbs in Zone 4?

    The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) plant hardiness zone 4 has average low winter temperatures that can reach between minus 30 and minus 20 degrees Fahrenheit. Because of the...

  • How to Preserve Amaryllis Bulbs

    Amaryllis flowers originated in the tropics of South America. Their large blooms come in a variety of shades like red, coral, orange and pink. Plant your bulbs anywhere from the beginning of...

  • Can You Plant Tulips in a Container Over the Winter?

    The varied colors and bell-shaped blossoms of tulips make them a favorite spring flower. Tulip bulbs need the chill of winter to develop properly, so they are usually planted in fall for flowering...

  • How to Plant Cannas Tubers

    With its broad tropical leaves this plant adds a touch of the exotic to the summer garden. Its form resembles that of the banana, with foliage that can range from light green to bronze. Depending...

  • How to Mow English Ivy

    English Ivy is a member of the Ginseng family. The Latin name is Hedera helix. There are two forms of English Ivy. The juvenile form grows well in the shade, can grow vertically and is identified...

  • Peace Lilies Potting Soil Mix Recipe

    Peace lilies, named for their flowers' resemblance to white "truce" flags, produce slightly fragrant blooms several times a year. Generally easy to grow as a houseplant, they do dislike soggy...

  • When to Plant Bulbs & Corms in Ireland?

    Flowers from bulbs and corms are appreciated and cultivated all over the world. In Ireland, they are especially prized for adding sparkling color and fragrance to cottage gardens and urban...

  • How to Make Your Own Potting Mix for Growing Bulbs Indoors

    Many people like to grow spring-flowering plants indoors, especially during the winter months. The most frequently grown bulbs are paperwhites, daffodils, tulips, amaryllis, and hyacinths. This...

  • How to Plant an Apple With Amaryllis Bulbs

    The Amaryllis continues to delight and baffle green thumbs. A popular bulb to "force" or trick into blooming at Christmas, it is comprised of flowers in the shape of lilies or bells on a single...

  • How to Take Cuttings From Scented Pelargoniums

    Scented pelargoniums--sometimes called geraniums--are perennials known for their distinctive scents, including rose, nut, citrus and mint. By taking cuttings from these fragrant flowers, you can...

  • When to Cut Back Day Lilies

    Daylilies, Hemerocallis, provide good blooms and are hardy perennial bulbs, capable of withstanding winter. For best results, cut back the foliage in late summer to early fall. This is also a...

  • How to Grow Elephant Ears in the Pacific Northwest

    There are at least three species of plant known as Elephant Ears, however the most commonly used and recognized are Colocasia esculenta -- tropical plants of the same species as taro. To grow...

  • How to Plant Bulbs in an Indoor Garden

    Even in the darkest days of winter, the bright, fragrant blooms of your favorite flowers can fill your home. Force tulips, hyacinths, and other popular varieties of bulbs with a minimum amount of...

  • How to Care for Dahlias in Fall

    Dahlias are a beautiful specimen of garden flower. These flowers grow from tubers in healthy, well-drained soil. Many gardeners are intimidated with the thought of growing dahlias due to the extra...

  • How to Grow Paperwhite Flower Bulbs Indoors

    It is easy and fun to grow beautiful paperwhites inside. These flower bulbs are easy to get started and a fun project for kids. The aromatic flowers add a wonderful spring scent to your whole...

  • Care of Amaryllis Flowers

    The amaryllis is one of the most popular flowering bulbs because they are so easy to grow and produce spectacular blooms. Amaryllis are not suited for in-ground planting in areas that have...

  • How to Dry Flower Bulbs

    There are several ways to store flower bulbs, and depending on your climate, it may be easiest to simply leave them in the ground. As gardening continues to grow into a science, however, many...

  • Red Lion Plant Bulbs & Growth

    Red lion is a type of flowering amaryllis that produces vibrant red blooms. It's popular as an indoor plant during the winter holiday season. Just one bulb is enough to produce up to six bright...

  • How to Freeze Gladiolus Bulbs

    Gladiolus are colorful perennial flowers that are native to southern Africa. In colder climates gladioli die without extra care to preserve the corm (bulb) from freezing to death. Gardeners in...

  • Easy to Grow Bulbs

    Bulbs that are easy to grow require little maintenance for pre-planting (some bulbs must be refrigerated weeks before planting), can be easily planted outdoors or indoors, and take minimum care...

  • How to Transplant & Divide Bulb Plants

    While many plants are lumped into the bulb category, most true bulb plants are cold-hardy and flower in the spring. These include daffodil and hyacinth amongst others. After two to three years,...

  • How to Plant Erythronium Tuolumnense Pagoda Bulbs

    Erythronium tuolumnense is a variety of the Lilaceae family and "pagoda' is a hybrid. Pagodas are also known as trout lilies and dog-tooth violets due to their pointy-shaped bulbs that resemble...

  • How to Plant Bulbs in an Earth Box

    Gardening with an Earth Box is an innovative way to cut down on the need for watering, weeding and bending over to care for plants in your garden. While many people use Earth Boxes to grow...

  • How to Harvest Dahlias

    Dahlias are spectacular flowers produced by tubers which multiply into clumps. These must be harvested and divided. Expect a 90 to 95 percent survival rate, says Alan Fisher of the American...

  • How to Trim Bulb Flowers

    Flowers that grow from true bulbs, such as daffodil and tulip, are usually hardy and perennial. Planted in fall for spring blooming, these bulbs require very little maintenance in order to thrive....

  • When to Plant Bulbs in Western Washington

    Flowering bulbs are among the most popular and carefree plants for the home gardener. They are divided into two types: hardy or spring flowering bulbs such as tulips, crocus, daffodils and...

  • How to Care for Tulips After the Flowers Come Off

    Tulips are available in nearly every color imaginable, including a near black, making them a favorite spring flowering bulb. Tulips are a short-lived perennial bulb when compared to other spring...

  • How to Preserve Flower Bulbs

    Perennial bulb flowers come in both hardy and tender varieties. Most spring bulbs, such as tulips and daffodils, are cold hardy and don't require digging and storage for winter. Summer bulbs such...

  • Homemade Flower Bulb Cages

    Spring flowering bulbs are lovely and popular, unless squirrels and other furry pests dig them up. Gardeners can try a number of solutions, but the most reliable is the use of bulb cages. A bulb...

  • How to Trim an Amaryllis

    Amaryllis bulbs are hardy plants that grow straight green stalks and trumpet-shaped colorful flowers. They add height and diversity to any indoor or outdoor garden and are relatively low...

  • How to Grow Bulbs Under Grow Lights

    You can grow flowering bulbs indoors, "forcing" the flowers to bloom before their normal blooming time. If your home does not have a bright, sunny place to put the pots while they grow, use grow...

  • When to Transplant Daffodil, Hyacinth, & Lily Bulbs ?

    Daffodils (narcissus) are the heralds of spring, being among the first of the perennial bulbs to bloom shortly after the last frost. Hyacinths (hyacinthus) follow in mid-spring, and lilies...

  • How to Separate Elephant Ears

    Elephant Ears, or Colocasia esculenta, can grow into massive clumps of huge green leaves if left unattended. Although very attractive to some people, they can be considered invasive in certain...

  • How to Recycle Coffee Grounds Around Your Home in 10 Different Ways

    Our earth and environment is not in the best shape these days. If everyone would get together and recycle just on thing it would help greatly. Our land fills or filling fast and we really need to...

  • How to Dig Up Elephant Ears to Store for the Winter

    Elephant Ear or Colocasia Esulenta typically grows in tropical and sub-tropical regions of the world. These fast-growing, large-leaf plants do well in rich organic soils and thrive in semi-shaded...

  • How to Grow Daffodils From Flower Bulbs

    The bright yellow and white shades of daffodil flowers are a welcome sign of spring around the world. These longtime favorites are easy to grow, highly tolerant of cold winters and pop up year...

  • How to Plant Plum Tart Gladiolus Bulbs

    The plum tart gladiolus boasts tall spikes of rich, plum-colored flowers that sit among green sword-like foliage. This fast-growing and tender-perennial is easy to grow and loves bright sun but...

  • How to Grow Kiss Me Kate Lilly Bulbs

    Lilies are a garden favorite of many homeowners. The hardy plant produces big, bright blooms that come in a variety of colors. Lilies are extremely easy to grow and make a great addition to any...

  • How to Identify Flower Bulbs Without Leaves

    Planting a lush garden with many blooms and colors is a dream for many gardeners. Precise planning and layout are usually the key components in an orderly and naturally gorgeous flower bed....

  • How to Cut Back Flower Bulbs

    Bulbs are fleshy underground root structures that store all the essential components the flowers need to grow and thrive. There are many flowers that have bulbous root structures including tulips,...

  • How to Plant Shamrock Bulbs

    For a charming and distinctive addition to an outdoor landscape, consider growing a shamrock plant in a container. Shamrock plants grow from bulbs, produce lovely, tiny white flowers, and need two...

  • How to Soak Canna Bulbs

    Canna lilies are tall, flowering perennials that showcase large, bright, tropical-colored blooms. The canna is a hardy plant that requires low maintenance and looks wonderful in any garden. They...

  • How to Transplant Bulb Plants

    Flowering bulbs come in many shapes, sizes and colors. Some thrive in warm tropical weather, while others prefer cooler climates with a winter dormancy. Knowing how to transplant a fading bulb can...

  • How to Identify Garden Bulbs

    Bulbs share one common characteristic: They bloom for one season and then lay dormant for the rest of the year. They can be used to provide a pageant of beauty and color to gardens. Many...

  • How to Store Flower Bulbs Indoors

    The best way to store a flower bulb for the winter is to leave it in its natural environment in the soil, but flower bulbs cannot survive outdoors if the weather is too cold. It doesn't mean your...

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