Spring delivery may mean a baby to some but to others the infant is in their gardens, in the form of a bulb.
Tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths all are precursors to spring.
Tulips are perennials that grow from bulbs. Multi colored, available in multi species, and have heights ranging from 4 inches to 28 inches.
Daffodils are perennials, also known as Narcissus, that bloom in the spring in typical Easter/Spring colors but also can be seen in shades of orange, pink, red and green.
Hyacinths can range from 6-12 inches tall. This compact bulb comes in all the spring flowers we associate with the season.
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Prolong the life of your plantings by purchasing plants with tightly closed buds.
The buds will open in a few days and color your container for two or more weeks.
After a long winter of being cooped up inside, spring is the time to open the windows and air the house out.
Beautiful Spring Flowers are the perfect accompaniment to any decor to represent a fresh look and feel. It feels like your bringing a little sunshine inside. Once the blooms die off you can add them to your bulb gardens.
The nice thing about bulbs is they multiply after the first year or so. You can then divide and share with your family and friends as well as spread them around your own yards and gardens,
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