DIY Video: Color Riot: How to Create an Instant Spring Garden - Gardenista
DIY Video: Color Riot: How to Create an Instant Spring Garden - Gardenista
The usual way to plant spring bulbs is to dig a hole big enough for a dozen or so daffodil bulbs and call it a day. See my DIY video for step-by-step instructions (after you assemble the materials listed below).
The usual way to plant spring bulbs is to dig a hole big enough for a dozen or so daffodil bulbs and call it a day. See my DIY video for step-by-step instructions (after you assemble the materials listed below).
Siberian squill (Center), daffodils (L), and tulips (R) ready for planting.
Siberian squill (Center), daffodils (L), and tulips (R) ready for planting.
Photograph by Geodeos via Flickr.
Photograph by Geodeos via Flickr.
Low-growing Siberian Squill (scilla Siberica) naturalizes easily; if it’s happy in your garden, it will spread each year.
Low-growing Siberian Squill (scilla Siberica) naturalizes easily; if it’s happy in your garden, it will spread each year.