Learn how to dig up and store tulip bulbs over summer and winter.

Tulips should be planted four to six inches deep. They don't need to be dug-up annually for storage, and bloom for about 10 days, depending on spring temperatures.

I am having trouble with squirrels digging up my tulip bulbs this fall. Tulips and crocuses are a couple of my favorite spring flowers, so I want to have them in my garden next year. What can I do … ...

This Saturday, Tulip Dig takes place where you can come dig up some of the bulbs to plant later this fall. Then next Spring, your own yard will be blooming with tulips from Tulip Fest.

Dig, drop, done! Find out how to plant and grow tulips that will light up your garden in spring.

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WJW) — If you want to enjoy tulips, daffodils or hyacinths in your yard next Spring, now is the time to get those bulbs planted. Fox 8’s Kristi Capel got a lesson from … ...

Garden writer Ciscoe Morris offer tips on preventing tulips from rotting in the ground; protecting against cedar needle blight; and attending the 22nd annual Bainbridge in Bloom garden tour.

“I had trouble with squirrels and chipmunks digging up my tulip and crocus bulbs last fall. Tulips and crocuses are a couple of my favorite spring flowers, and I am planning to plant them again ...

DETROIT — Think spring. Plant bulbs. They look like papery brown onions now. But come March, April and May, the bulbs will produce the flowers of spring, like snowdrops, daffodils and tulips.

For the popular post-Tulip Festival rite of spring, volunteers will join city workers to help dig up tens of thousands of tulips on Saturday and to prepare the parks' beds for summer planting ...

Tulips in a flower bed near the Hatheway Cultural Center at Lewis and Clark Community College wait to be pulled up Monday morning by volunteers who were allowed to take the bulbs home. The college ...