Bulbs

When the season turns to Spring, a bulb garden can be a tempting project to undertake. Cultivating a bulb garden can provide many hours of refreshing outdoor activity and result in a beautiful addition to your yard or landscaping. Flower garden bulbs and other garden bulbs are available for purchase at most lawn and garden stores, many hardware stores, department stores, via free bulb gardening catalogs distributed by bulb suppliers, or for purchase online. If you buy garden bulbs via mail or order supplies for your bulb garden, delivery of your order will be an important step to plan ahead for. Often times you will be able to purchase your garden seed and bulbs from the same provider. If you ask your friends and neighbors who garden, you may even be able to obtain some free gardening seeds or bulbs to get you started! Many gardeners are happy to help get a friend started in a hobby they enjoy.

One option for the beginner bulb gardener is to bulb container gardening, which can result in an indoor bulb garden. With an indoor bulb garden, you do not even have to wait for spring to get started. Many bulbs can be forced to bloom indoors given the proper care and coaxing. Gardening tips for bulbs will come in handy, whether you embark upon an indoor bulb container garden, or if you are planting a bulb garden in your yard. Good sources for gardening tips could be gardening books; your local library probably has a good selection, other gardeners, gardening programs on television, and magazines such as Better Homes and Gardens. Flower bulbs are a fascinating topic to study and you may find great enjoyment in doing the research for your garden before you plant a thing!

Dutch Gardens' bulb sales are among the highest in the world. For nearly a century, Dutch Gardens has been supplying Holland's finest bulbs and plants to beautify gardens throughout the U.S. Their history in Holland, however, goes back many more generations. Dutch Gardens gardening experts come from families who have long been leading Dutch horticulturists. Most Dutch Gardens bulbs are grown along the northwest coast of Holland in the bulb-growing area known as the Northern Sand District. Dutch Gardens has developed close relationships with some of the best growers in Holland and buy only top size bulbs, and require state-of-the art storage and handling.
Dutch Gardens works with more than 40 of Holland's top bulb growers.