All About Fall Bulbs

Tips & Tricks

Too much moisture can cause bulbs to rot. A well-draining soil can prevent this – a peat moss or compost can help to remedy this. Similarly, a warm environment may cause these plants the begin their blooming process too early. Ensure that your bulbs are going in at the right time. It is also important to consider the location that you will be planting your fall bulbs. Sunny areas will help your bulbs do best.

When fertilizing the bulbs, it is key to choose a mix that is low in nitrogen. Some options include GardenPRO Bulb Food 2-9-6 and GardenPRO Bone Meal 2-11-0.

Popular flowers to plant in the fall include allium, tulip, amaryllis, daffodil, crocus, muscari, fritillaria, snowdrop, narcissus, and scilla bulbs.