Forcing Spring Bulbs Indoors in South Dakota
Forcing spring bulbs indoors works in South Dakota, but the reason isn’t a shortage of cold, the state has that in abundance.
Growing Spring Bulbs in Containers in South Dakota
In South Dakota, growing bulbs in containers means picking one of two different jobs.
Forcing Spring Bulbs Indoors in South Carolina
South Carolina’s winters rarely stay cold long enough, or evenly enough, for tulips, hyacinths and daffodils to break dormancy on their own schedule.
Growing Spring Bulbs in Containers in South Carolina
Spring bulbs in containers work in South Carolina, but not the way they do farther north.
Forcing Spring Bulbs Indoors in Saskatchewan
Forcing spring bulbs indoors here means giving them the 12 to 14 weeks of chill a bulb needs to bloom, but doing it in a fridge or an unheated garage…
Growing Spring Bulbs in Containers in Saskatchewan
Spring bulbs grow well in containers in Saskatchewan, but the pot itself is the risk, not the bulb.
Forcing Spring Bulbs Indoors in Rhode Island
Forcing works in Rhode Island because it lets a gardener control the two things winter normally controls on its own: how many weeks of cold a bulb gets…
Growing Spring Bulbs in Containers in Rhode Island
Rhode Island’s winters run cold enough that spring bulbs don’t need help meeting their dormancy requirement outdoors.
Forcing Spring Bulbs Indoors in Quebec
Forcing spring bulbs indoors works reliably in Quebec, and it solves a specific problem: getting tulips, hyacinths, or daffodils to bloom weeks before…
Growing Spring Bulbs in Containers in Quebec
Container-grown spring bulbs in Quebec don’t fail because winter arrives too late or too soft.