You have to plant flower bulbs in autumn so that you can enjoy the full bloom in spring. Flower bulbs need frost to thrive properly.
If you want a carpet of tulips and daffodils in spring, you have to plant your bulbs in autumn. Because all flower bulbs need frost so that they can flower abundantly in spring.
Planting bulbs in groups
Free areas and beds can then be transformed into true bloom wonders. Bulbs, which are buried together to form several different flowers, offer a colorful variety. From the crocus to the onion, the March cup and the squill, the multicolored tulips also delight the eye of the beholder.
Optimum planting depth
Depending on the type, you have to plant the bulbs up to 15 centimeters in the ground. Then water well and then just wait. The first results appear in spring and the flowers quickly form.
After the flower has faded, you should wait until the stem and leaves have withered. They can then simply be pulled off. Depending on the variety, the onions will now sprout and multiply in this way.
To prevent voles from chewing on the onions, the onions are placed in plant baskets before they are planted. Protected like this, they flower year after year.