Bulbs

Steps To Success With Bulbs (Leesburg Today) - 179 weeks ago

The best time to plant spring bulbs depends on where you live.

Crisp fall days (Louisville Courier-Journal) - 179 weeks ago

As we get hints of cooler weather on its way, thoughts turn to preparing the garden for winter. But don't overlook the future — invest in some indoor plants and plant as many spring-flowering bulbs as you can find time to.

Bulbs light up the garden (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle) - 179 weeks ago

Mid-September through mid-October is the best time for planting spring-blooming bulbs. Wondering what to plant? Here are some recommendations.

Former teacher turns brochures into ship and plane lanterns (The Star Online) - 179 weeks ago

PENANG: Using flashing bulbs, spinning rotors and sound effects, a 70-year-old former teacher has transformed discarded advertisement brochures into colourful fighter jet, ship and helicopter lanterns.

Nw Gardens: A little bunch of bulbs planted now can lighten the gloom of late winter days (Seattle Post-Intelligencer) - 179 weeks ago

Master Gardener Marty Wingate has a lot of suggestions for how to use small bulbs to light up any garden space in the spring.

Flowering bulbs add great color (News 14 Charlotte) - 179 weeks ago

Flowering bulbs will add some great color to your garden. Watch the video as Brad Rollins discusses four of the most popular types of bulbs and the correct way to plant them.

So many bulbs to plant, so little (Connecticut Post) - 179 weeks ago

Those 3,000 daffodil and tulip bulbs I mentioned a few weeks back arrived via UPS while I was home.As the UPS man was unloading his brown truck, I never realized how many boxes 3,000 bulbs would take — it sure took awhile to help him unload all of them.

Greenlighting the swirl (Salisbury Post) - 179 weeks ago

Swirl light bulbs — those retro-looking twists of glass that resemble soft-serve ice cream cones — are starting to generate not only light but a whole lot of buzz.

Light bulbs from carbon nanotubes? (CNET) - 179 weeks ago

Blog: Applied Nanotech, one of the people trying to bring you a nanotube TV, has signed a license with Shimane Masuda Electronics under...

'Bulbs to Brighten Your Spring' discussed at garden club (Tri-County Times) - 180 weeks ago

Master gardener Pam Palechek spoke to members of Open Gate Garden Club of Fenton on 'Bulbs to Brighten Your Spring' at the September meeting.