Indoor bulb potting

Our new autumn season is here! And with it comes an extensive range of NEW and exciting spring-flowering bulbs. We simply cannot wait to show you what you can plant in your gardens this autumn. Here are just a few selections from our new range that you should definitely be growing this year.  Tulips 

So this past fall I decided to try to turn an everyday item into a flower pot. I choose my wire basket because it screams of summer and fall to me. Instead of carrying my garden vegetables it now held my mums!

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This tutorial from the Hipster Home has all the information, tips, and instructions for creating a light bulb terrarium. Check that out here!

Flowering bulbs make a wonderful addition to the garden, filling it with color and fragrance from early spring all the way through to mid-autumn.They take up very little space, work equa

Bulbs Dutch Grown, what’s this all about, well, I will tell you further down on the page.

Growing Bulbs in Water is one of the easiest indoor gardening projects to enjoy beautiful flowers on a tabletop or a windowsill. It’s super fun, and you can involve your kids, too, in that. So, check out the 8 Best Bulbs You Can Grow in Water with the instructions.

We have collected the best Spilled Flower Pot Ideas Around the Web that will help you to make a similar arrangement in your garden!

The idea of creating an indoor rock garden is surely very unique and impactful. You can use stones, pebbles, and gravels of different shapes and sizes to enhance the beauty of your home. Check out some of the best Indoor Rock Garden Ideas in the article below!

There’s more to your spring garden than daffodils, crocuses and tulips. Yet so embedded are these beautiful flowering bulbs in our gardening psyche that it’soften hard to see beyond them – which is a great shame. At this time of year, garden centres and nurseries are groaning with traditional spring flowering bulbs but also some far more exciting and arguably classier late spring and summer bloomers. Let’s take a look around and let’s get planting. Alliums

I feel as it I have spent most of the past month getting bulbs into the ground and into pots, and now the finishing line is almost in sight. There are just a few tulips to go and because they are destined for gaps in the border that are not yet available I am potting them up, seven at a time into black plastic pots so that they can get on with growing, rather than shrivelling in their paper bags.

About the only good thing about a cold wind from the north is that it extends the flowering period of spring bulbs, but it also tends to be a dry wind, so it is worth giving your bulbs a long drink if you are in the path of the northerlies and  haven’t had much rain recently.  It may seem daft to be wrapped up in winter woollies while wielding a watering can, but it will make sure that the emerging tulips will continue to grow strongly and flower prolifically. .