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Gardening How-To - About Bulbs: Spring Flowering

Spring flowering bulbs (hardy bulbs) such as Snowdrops, Crocus, Daffodils,Tulips, and Hyacinths need a cold period during the winter to jump start their growth cycle so that they will flower in the spring. They can be planted until the first frost. In general spring flowering bulbs will grow best in climate zones 4-8. Spring flowering bulbs normally start blooming in February with snowdrops and end in June with the alliums.

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