Darwin Hybrids offer the most promise for a repeat season of spring blooms from tulips, says horticulturist Christian Curless of Colorblends. "Brent and Becky's Bulbs" Tribune The Wichita ...

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Can you imagine a spring without tulips in a rainbow of colors and dazzling daffodils blooming in the landscape? After a drab and dreary winter, we long for these harbingers of spring to signal the ...

It’s hard not to love daffodils, which are somehow both exquisite and exuberant. Affordable and deer-resistant, they return reliably year after year. They also possess another valuable, if ...

March 20 is the first official day of spring, yet spring has been poking up in our region for several weeks. Pockets of color sprinkle the greens (and browns) of our landscapes, first salmon-colored ...

Yellow isn't an attractive color choice for everyone, but it sure looks good on daffodils. With blooms like starched and ironed petticoats - so precise, yet so delicate - daffodils are beautiful both ...