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The Best Companion Plants for Bulbs

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Weave bulbs into the fabric of your garden by selecting suitable companion plants!

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How to Plant Bulbs for Staggered Blooming

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Flowers are like the icing on a cake, adding the perfect finishing touch to your garden. Here are our picks for bulbs that bloom in succession!

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Fall in the Garden: What's Blooming & What to Plant

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by: Brent Heath, Co-Owner Brent and Becky’s Fall is one of my favorite times of year to play in the garden—there’s just so much to do! This week, I just seeded in my radishes, kale, broccoli, collards, and beets, and I’m looking forward to my fresh supply of vegetables all winter long. Of course, I’m also keeping busy with my flowers and foliage, too, because garden beauty isn’t just for spring and summer. Here’s what blooming right now and what to plant in the fall! Dahlias Dahlias are a beloved favorite not just for us, but also for pollinators. They are...

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What To Plant With Tulips

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  Tulips are the darlings of our spring gardens, but as a fall-planted bulb, now is when we need to start thinking about them. Planting in the fall is like an investment in the future of your garden, and you’ll be amazed by all the rewards popping out of the ground when the weather warms in the spring!   Pairing With Tulips While tulips create a spectacle in and of themselves, pairing them with other blooms can create an even more impressive display. You might want to choose plants that compliment any feature of your tulips — their color, their...

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Top 3 Bulb Collections for Pollinators

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When it comes to bulbs for pollinators, we know and love our favorites, from Tulips to Hyacinths. But when it comes to planting them in the garden, it can be tough to know what to plant together that will look good and grow together in a companion relationship, until everything is already in the soil.

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