August 5, 2024 - Jenni Hanley

Flowering bulbs aren’t just for spring—there are many beautiful bulbs that bloom during the summer season. Colorful, interesting, and lively, these plants add diversity and color to your yard, and many of them also provide necessary forage for summer pollinators.

August 5, 2024 - Jenni Hanley

There’s a lot to love about flowering bulbs. They’re an easy way to diversify your landscape, and many of them provide forage for spring pollinators. Plus, by storing their nutrients underground during dormancy (in the bulb organ itself), they can survive and rebloom year after year. Buried treasure, anyone?

July 17, 2024 - Paige Boyle

Many gardeners plant bulbs in the garden, but did you know you can also plant bulbs in your grass? Flowering bulb lawns are a great way to add color (especially yards that are still dormant in early spring!), increase diversity, and feed pollinators.

July 8, 2024 - Paige Boyle

Gardens are full of diverse plants that grow, flower, and fruit at different times. Regardless of what you grow, most plants benefit from a well-timed nutrient boost to help generate growth, bolster blooms, and hasten the harvest. Grow your green thumb with our full line of Sunday garden fertilizers.

June 26, 2024 - Paige Boyle

Lilies are one of the most iconic summer blooms, and with such a wide variety of showy flowers, they can be a great addition to any garden.

April 15, 2024 - Diana Crandall

If you love the look of wintertime—but not winter temps—check out our tips for bringing the outside into your holiday decor.

February 2, 2023 - Paige Boyle

Summer bulbs can add a variety of texture, color, and interest to a garden. Some, like caladium or elephant ears, are grown primarily for their stunning foliage, while others (think lilies, dahlias, and irises) put forth a flowery display. Plus, bulbs are a great intro to gardening for your little garden helpers since they’re large and easy to handle!