About bloomsz LLC Learn to Grow Shop Contact Learn to Grow Gardening is good for the soul and should be a fun and relaxing experience that can be shared as a family. No matter what level gardener you are, anywhere from a Master Gardener to a weekend warrior, Bloomsz wants to help ensure a beautiful garden with simple, to-the-point growing directions to assure your success. These instructions are included with every product we sell. Our flowers are as easy to grow for a first time gardener as they are for an expert, are low-maintenance, are a good buy, come back year after year, and are guaranteed to grow. Whether your goal is to increase the curb appeal of your home, create a backyard oasis, or grow an edible garden, we are here to help. Planting Fall Bulbs with Your Family - Bloomsz Planting fall bulbs is a family affair that is as easy as Dig. Drop. Done. 0 seconds of 1 minute, 15 seconds Alliums Plant all varieties of Allium in rich, well drained soil in full sun in early fall. The smaller varieties of Allium should be planted 4" deep and the larger varieties 7-8" deep. Alliums are members of the onion family, so their fragrance may be rather pungent. Hardy in zones 4-9. Read more Amaryllis Planting Outside Choose a sunny, well-drained location. Dig to a depth of 12-15" and enrich the soil with organic matter. Replace about 9" of soil and plant the bulbs 4-6" apart. (In zones 9-10, plant bulbs only 1-2" deep). They do not like to be disturbed once planted. May be grown indoors as a potted plant with the culture [...] Read more Anemone Growing Instructions Select an area in the garden that receives full sun to partial shade where the soil drains well Loosen the soil to a depth of 6-10 in. and amend with compost if necessary Place bulbs into the soil 1-2 in. below the soil level, Plants should be spaced 4-6 in. apart, tamp down [...] Read more Begonia Growing Instructions In cold areas, start the tubers indoors about 6 weeks before you anticipate the last frost. Plant the tuber in potting soil, round side down, about 1" below the surface. Water well and then keep the soil moist but not soggy. Keep in a warm, semi-shady area. When all danger of frost has passed, [...] Read more Citrus Click on a heading below to learn more... Where to PlantCitrus trees are subtropical plants. They can survive temperatures of 28 degrees F for several hours without permanent damage. Most will not survive temperatures below 28 degrees F for any significant duration. If you live in USDA Hardiness Zone 8, you may be able to, [...] Read more Crocus Plant in fall in well-drained, sandy soil in full sun to partial shade. Plant bulbs 2-4" deep and 2-3" apart. For best effect, plant in drifts of 20 or more bulbs. Crocus naturalize well. Grows 4-6" tall . Crocus can be successfully grown in a lawn for a spring meadow effect. Hold off on mowing the lawn in spring until [...] Read more Daffodils (Narcissus) In fall, plant bulbs in deep, fertile, well-drained soil in full sun to light shade. Plant 6" apart and 8" deep in groups of 5, 7, 9 or more. Consider planting them under deciduous trees that will not leaf out until after the Narcissus have bloomed. Water during their growth period. After flowers bloom, let the foliage die back naturally. Once the [...] Read more Dahlia Growing Instructions Dahlias can be started indoors in individual pots with damp peat moss and vermiculite. Care must be taken in transplanting them outdoors. Plant dahlias outdoors after all danger of frost has passed. Choose a sunny site with well-drained, sandy soil. Dig soil to a depth of 12". Amend soil with peat moss or compost. Replace about [...] Read more Daylily Growing Instructions Also known as Hemerocallis Plant in fertile, well drained loam in full sun to light shade. Daylilies will grow in most soil types with adequate drainage. Space 24-36" apart. One of the easiest perennials to grow. Fertilize lightly in spring when plant begins to grow. Water deeply once a week in hot weather. Deadhead daily to keep [...] Read more Geranium Growing Instructions Plant in ordinary, well-drained soil in full sun to shade. In warmest areas, plant in partial shade. Space 18-24" apart. Divide in spring or fall when necessary. Grows 6-30" tall, spreading 18-36", depending on variety. Blooms May-September. Hardy in zones 3-8. Read more LEARN ABOUT… Hints and Tips Begonia Crocus Phlox Oriental Poppy Peony Lilium Hosta Citrus Anemone Dahlia Geranium Daylily Amaryllis Alliums Daffodils (Narcissus) Tulips CART Subtotal: $0.00 VIEW CARTCHECKOUT SHOP ONLINE Allium Amaryllis Astilbe Begonia Daffodils(Narcissus) Dahlias Edibles Fall Flower Bulbs Gladiolus Hard Goods Holiday Gifts Hosta Lilies Peonies Perennials Spring Team Colors Tulips About Careers Contact Log In Customer Service Privacy and Security © 2021 Copyright Bloomsz