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There are lots of lesser-known, more unusual bulbs to plant in spring if you want to try something different, which will flower right through summer and in some cases into fall. The standout ...

Spring blooming bulbs need to be planted in the fall. And, if you’re hoping for bulbs to multiply, you will need to let the leaves continue to grow and feed the plant after the bloom has died.

Flowers only reach 3 to 4 inches tall and come in shades of pink, white, yellow and lavender-purple. They are best planted in large groupings instead of individually.

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If you want the spring flowers of bulbs but you do not want to have to worry about the deer, plant daffodils. Daffodils are poisonous to deer, and they know it. They won't eat them.

Perhaps the most well-known of the minor bulbs is the crocus (Crocus spp.), which displays white, cream, purple, lavender, orange or yellow flowers above 2- to 5-inch-tall stems and grassy foliage.

Tigridia ‒ summer blooming bulb. Planting time for Tigridia, or tiger flower, is February. Beware, Gophers love to munch these tasty bulbs. Planting depth is 2-4 inches, spacing is 2-4 inches.

1. Trumpet Daffodils: One flower per stem with a trumpet (corona) as long or longer than the petals. Typically yellow, but can also be white, orange, red, or multi-colored. 2.

I’ve been planting bulbs around my property for about 40 years. Some still flower each spring. If you haven’t done so, now is the time to plant bulbs.