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3. The planting distance between bulbs will depend on the size and type of bulb. However, as a general rule, smaller corms, such as freesias should be planted 2-3 inches apart, while lilies should ...

It’s primrose season, so bring home a potted primrose from the garden center or grocery store. Here are the top plants for adding color now.

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Amaryllis bulbs can bloom for many years once established, but the key to ensuring repeat blooms is allowing the foliage to remain after the flowers fade. This stores energy in the bulb for next ...

Amaryllis bulbs grow best in well-drained pots that are just slightly larger than the bulb itself. I recommend using heavy clay pots to prevent tipping over as the flowers bloom. Choose a pot with ...

Sure, you can buy fully-grown amaryllis plants from your local garden centre or supermarket, but there’s nothing quite like growing your own blooms from the bulb. And if you know when to plant ...

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Then keep the blossoms coming all winter long. Plant several different types of amaryllis bulbs, from the southern and northern hemispheres, and you’ll get a long-lasting, colorful display.