Kansas State University horticulture expert Cynthia Domenghini knows that die-hard flower gardeners are thinking about planting bulbs as fall rolls around. While tulips and daffodils are among gardener’s favorites, Domenghini said there are many other bulb varieties that can be planted in Kansas for a colorful spring show, namely:

Hyacinth.

Allium.

Asiatic Lily.

Crocus.

Snowdrops.

Oriental Lily.

“Spring-flowering bulbs can be planted from now through October, giving them time to establish roots before winter,” Domenghini said. She suggests that gardeners pick a spot with full sun to part shade. “Ideally, the soil should be sandy loam, but if not, amend it by adding compost to a depth of at least one foot,” Domenghini said. “Good drainage is essential. Incorporat

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