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Dutch Bulbs: The Easy Way to a Colorful Garden Create a Colorful Spring Garden with Our Great Value for Money Garden Bulbs Garden bulbs are an absolute delight to grow:...

Garden bulbs are an absolute delight to grow: heralds of spring, they burst into colorful bloom just as the earth returns to life after the cold, gloomy months of winter...

Thanks to their early flowering times, before the trees have fully developed their leaves, bulbs can be planted almost anywhere you like in your garden or landscaping scheme, whether in...

The secret to a beautiful garden display is planning ahead, and it’s never too early to be thinking about fall plants for the next season. Our flower bulbs are grown...

Dutch bulbs are the easiest way imaginable to create a fabulous garden. Each bulb has been nurtured in the Netherlands and already contains everything the plant needs to bloom: all...

Pantone’s ‘color of 2019’ is number 16-1546, Living Coral. This soft but strong hue is going to be used everywhere this year. DutchGrown has selected the perfect coral flower bulbs...

Changing weather patterns can lead to erratic winters, sometimes resulting in vulnerable flower bulbs coming up too early. In this blog we’ll discuss what you can do to protect them.

What happens to the bulbs you planted this fall once they’re in the ground? In this blog we’re taking a look at the life cycle of flower bulbs, and we’re...

Why not plant your flower bulbs somewhere else this fall? There are many more possible places to grow your beloved blooms than your flowerbeds and terra cotta pots alone…

At DutchGrown we plan our deliveries in such a way that your flower bulbs are at their most ‘plantable’ when they arrive at your door. But if for whatever reason...

To get the best flowers from your bulbs, you need the best soil. A well-drained flower bed filled with the right nutrients is easier to get than you might think,...

Spring bulbs should be planted in fall, but when in fall exactly? It all depends on the temperature of the soil and where you live. In this blog we will...