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You can also plant spring bulbs in large pots, so you can move them around the yard to maximize their sunlight, which will help them grow a little faster.

Potted bulbs in borders, containers or meadows are a great way to create colour and impact in your garden this season ...

A variety of spring-flowering bulbs can be grown in containers for indoor display. Two bulbs, paperwhites and amaryllis, do not need much special treatment and are very easy to grow in pots. Most ...

You can also plant spring bulbs in large pots, so you can move them around the yard to maximize their sunlight, which will help them grow a little faster.

Pots protect bulbs from gophers and other pests and tend to have better drainage.

For a unique bulb display in spring, plant bulbs in containers. It is possible to layer bulbs in the container to create a dramatic display of bulbs. Keep the containers in an unheated garage over ...

To plant spring-flowering bulbs other than paperwhites and amaryllis in containers, purchase them by late November and place them in the vegetable bin of your refrigerator for at least six weeks.

IF YOU haven’t already planted your spring bulbs and you’re worried it’s too late, particularly in rain-sodden regions, you can still plant them in containers.