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March Garden Design Tips 2019: Early Spring Bulbs (P. Allen Smith)
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March Garden Design Tips 2019: Early Spring Bulbs (P. Allen Smith)



On this episode Television Host P. Allen Smith is designing with Spring Flowering Bulbs both outside and inside your home.

Topics Include:
Daffodil Flower Arranging
Using Tulips as Borders
Hyacinth in Garden Containers
Using Allium as Cut Flower

Spring flowering bulbs are some of the easiest plants to grow. Fall is the season when bulbs such as tulips, daffodils and hyacinths are planted and all you have to do is dig a hole, add some fertilizer, drop in the bulb and cover with soil. The hardest part is waiting for the flowers to bloom the following spring.

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47 Comments

  1. Yvonne Castillo

    Comfort and trust fit me! Tulips and alliums all the way. I love the color interest tulips offer and the shape of alliums.

  3. Angela Kilroe

    The table looks lovely but where do you put the dishes of vegetables, sauces etc. Does someone serve them at your table?

  4. Scarlet Letter

    What bulb and I? I'm short, a major part of me doesn't really wake up until after or around the autumn equinox, and getting anything of value out of me can seem like it's more trouble than it's worth (not that value isn't there to begin with). Saffron crocus 🌱

  5. Kristi Davis

    Bulbs are so lovely. I crack up every time I hear “well drained soil” because I think that’s every plant…except maybe a bald cypress

  6. Maria Ramirez

    Hello Mr Smith hope you are doing well. Just love bulb planting great tips on how to plant and have flowers for arrangements. Big Tx hugs from South Tx

  7. ProoSky

    I remmber when I use to love this channel fore chickens and learning about theme still wish to have some I even got a coop put nothin yet and 3 years later still none but still subed love u allen

  8. JEAN TREMAINE

    I heard you speak in Richmond at the NGC a year ago, Allen, and loved your knowledge, humor and practical tips then. This same depth of knowledge, practicality and humor comes through in all your videos. Thank you for doing them!

  16. missimadisson

    Such a great show 👍🏼 I enjoy this peaceful moment watching wonderful flowers and gardens, along with the beautiful music.

  17. Molly Thomas

    I live in North West Missouri and am a first time home owner. I want to start a beautiful garden. What are your tips for starting a garden?! What, if anything, should I be planting in March?

  19. Andrew from Texas

    I am in the process of growing a cutting garden. What type of greenery or foliage plants should I include. Along with flowers you also need some greenery for arrangements. What would you recommend?

  22. Mohammed Sufi

    I live in tropical zone in India but I was successful enough to have grown this beautiful and majestic bulbs including crocus, hyacinth, daffodils, narcissus, Tulips, Irish. I started chilling them in refrigerator and took them out in December as minimum is 12 degrees Celsius you can experience and that too for only two weeks

  23. Mohammed Sufi

    Just to add on because of my love for winter flower bulbs I am planning to shift to colder country for my career so that I can enjoy them with distinct variety and to enjoy their blooms for prolong period of time.

  24. Rhonda Boger

    Do you know of any perennial tulips? If so what are the names of them. You can email me at rhonda.boger@gmail.com with an answer. I learn a lot from your videos.

  26. Tara Bonee

    I have found 2 new early spring bulbs I just adore! The first is Puschkinia
    Libanotica which reminds me of grape Muscari but with baby blue striped white flowers…and the second is Alpine rose bells. They are both adorable! So glad I fou d them

  27. Leena Björk

    My husband and I bought a house in October of last year, and I am watching to see what comes up and when. I want to know so that I can decide what to plant and where. I'm so excited to get started that I find it difficult to not go plant shopping. 😊🌱🌺🌻🌼🌷🌹

  33. Melody Mccrary

    Allen, I need a tutorial about bulbs that give one show vs. bulbs that multiply and repeat & repeat. I am learning so much for your videos! Thank you!

  43. Dorothy Dickens

    Hi, Mr. SMITH. WHEN DO YOU PLANT BULDS.WHAT TIME OF THE YEAR.SO THEY WILL COME UP IN THE SPRING..AND DO YOU PLANT SNOWDROPS AT THE SAME TIME OF THE YEAR…I LIVE IN ZONE 5..THANK YOU.

  46. Peter Rocc

    And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment: (Heb 9:27)
    The LORD is nigh unto them that are of a broken heart; and saveth such as be of a contrite spirit. (Psalms 34:18)
    When Jesus heard it, he saith unto them, They that are whole have no need of the physician, but they that are sick: I came not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance. (Mark 2:17)
    For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. (Romans 10:13)

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