After a long, cold winter, there’s nothing more welcoming than the sight of pretty spring bulbs in bloom, nodding in the breeze. From the sunny-yellow heads of daffodils to the elegance and glamour of ...

Roasted. If you want to try eating garlic scapes bulbs, roasted garlic scapes are the way to go. This allows the thicker tops ...

We’ve reached the point in spring when you might want to plant cool-season annuals that can tolerate a light frost, like ...

Protect bulbs from squirrels with these natural deterrents and physical barriers.

Alliums have range from long leeks and green onions to round shallots and Vidalia onions. (Paul Barrett/For the Times Union) ...

With a flavor that toes the line between garlic and onion, ramps are an absolute treasure. We asked an expert her best tips ...

Digging bulbs is optional. If you dig up spring bulbs in the summer, keep them cool (60–65 degrees) until planting time in October. For bulbs that have grown crowded or need moving to another site, ...

If you have tulips planted in borders, they won't need as much attention, as the rain will do the job for you. The Royal ...

Gardening expert Melinda Myers shares how shade‑tolerant, non‑hardy summer‑blooming bulbs can bring color and texture to container gardens on patios, decks, and balconies.

Spring is one of the busier times of year at Longwood Gardens, and the annual “Spring Blooms” display reflects that seasonal shift. The experience returns Friday, March 27, running through May 3 with ...

Spring is a great time to plant a variety of flowering plants in the garden. Discover gorgeous annual bedding plants, ...