Fall is the time to plant your flowering bulbs for the spring. Here's how to keep the squirrels away and prevent deer from eating your tulips.

Squirrels are cute—but they're also destructive in your yard. Among the many things they'll destroy are your precious spring ...

Nothing says spring like tulips, and many gardeners love that the gorgeous blooms come back each year with no replanting required. But some people still opt to remove these perennials anyway, digging ...

Tulips are one of spring's most anticipated flowers. The vibrant hues and upright stature bring an early burst of color and character to any garden space. As perennials in zones 4 to 7, tulips come ...

Squirrels love fall bulbs, especially tulips, but there are ways to deter their digging behavior. Learn how to keep squirrels from digging up your fall bulbs.

Alan plants tulips about 12 inches apart and to the full depth of the bulb planter, noting that deeper planting helps them to last longer. Follow his method by placing a bulb into each hole and ...

He recommends planting tulip bulbs en masse for maximum visual effect. Dig up a section of dirt, set them square and upright, and gently fill in the dirt, he says. A thorough watering is all they need ...