Polly Nicholson was already developing her small organic flower farm, the Wiltshire-based Bayntun Flowers, when, in 2015, she set eyes upon ‘Dom Pedro’ – a Dutch Historic tulip in deepest mahogany ...

Tulips (Tulipa spp.) are coveted springtime flowers known for their versatility and wide variety of colors, sizes, and styles. These blooms typically appear in early spring, reemerging every year at a ...

If you've planted tulip bulbs and have had problems with them coming back every year, why not try "species" tulips. Species tulips are different than their taller cousins, the "hybrid" tulips. Species ...

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Maybe it’s time to rethink the way we landscape using tulips. True, the familiar, large, goblet-shaped blooms make a colorful springtime splash grouped in beds and pots. But those hybrids are softies ...

Bulb planting is an important job on the annual gardening calendar. Whether you have a charming cottage garden or a modern townhouse yard, bulbs can be used to great effect to elevate your space.

Most bulbs look best planted "bouquet style," with five or six in a hole. For the larger bulbs such as tulips, daffodils and ...

Plant Medic columnist Ricky Kemery says it can be challenging to tell what kinds of tulips will do well in the Fort Wayne area.

Tulip bulbs multiply slowly by producing small offshoots that take up to three years to bloom. Wild tulips thrive in cold winters and dry summers, but only certain varieties naturalize well in warmer ...

Q: I love tulips but have always had a hard time getting them to come back. I heard recently about wild type, or species, tulips and that they will perennialize in Georgia. Am I good to dig and drop?

In the days of cable TV, melancholy commercials pleading for donations to help save big animals on the brink of extinction – such as elephants, polar bears, gorillas, and pandas – landed on screens ...