If you didn't get around to planting your tulip bulbs in autumn, then you'll be thrilled to discover that it's not too late to plant tulips in January. You can plant bulbs in January on one condition.

Love the look of potted tulips in the springtime? Grow your own springtime blooms with these step-by-step tips.

Here, I have used that lovely blue of grape hyacinths and forget-me-nots, but, in other pots ... tulips. To get the best display, pick three or four contrasting, yet complementary tulip varieties that ...

While most people feel that Trellises can only be added to a large garden with ample space, they ignore the concept of small ...

Daffodils, tulips, crocus, grape hyacinths and fritillarias ... If you want a great patio display, try growing bulbs in pots. Keep it simple by planting a variety on its own or several of the ...

Tulips generally bloom sometime in March here, although some may linger into early April. You could plant some of the bulbs in pots for display indoors. Fill a pot half full with potting soil.

Gregg Anderson has planted 5,000 red, yellow and purple tulips in his front lawn each year for the past decade or so. In the brief window of time tulips are on display, the ...

Some bulbs are more forgiving of late planting than others. Tulips and daffodils can all be planted in January if the ground isn't frozen (if it is, opt for pots instead) – but they may flower later ...