Bulb Season: Setting Up Your Garden for Colorful Spring Blooms
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Bulb Season: Setting Up Your Garden for Colorful Spring Blooms
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Fall may feel like the end of the gardening season, but for many spring-flowering plants, it's just the beginning.
In this episode of The Evergreen Thumb, Erin explores fall planting in Washington, with a focus on spring-flowering bulbs and other geophytes. We'll look at why fall is the right time to plant many of these plants, how soil temperature affects planting timing, and what Washington gardeners should consider when deciding when to get their bulbs in the ground.
We'll talk about familiar garden favorites such as daffodils, tulips, and hyacinths, along with some less familiar native geophytes, including camas and fawn lilies for seasonal interest and to support regional biodiversity.
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