Frequently Asked Questions
The planting period for spring flowering bulbs is between September and December. The best planting time depends on the specific bulb variety.
There are a few different varieties of bulbs that bloom early in the spring season. Snowdrops are often the first spring bulbs to bloom, followed by crocuses and winter aconites.
If planted correctly and treated with excellent care, they can last anywhere between 3-5 years, but many last longer.
Most spring flowering bulbs can be left in the ground all year, provided they are fully hardy. Fully hardy bulbs can survive temperatures as low as -10°C. Examples include tulips, daffodils, and alliums. If the bulbs are not fully hardy, they should be lifted and stored in a dry area that won’t get affected by frost.