Discover how to store tender flower bulbs correctly through the winter for glorious blooms to enjoy the following year ...

Take a garden spade and dig around the bulb to loosen the soil. It will make easier for you to dig up the bulbs before ...

Summer bulbs, such as alliums, agapanthus and cannas, should be planted in spring ... If you have heavy, clay soil dig in one to two buckets of coarse sand per square metre.

What do I need to do to save my canna bulbs over winter? Do I need to dig them up or will they survive where they are? Cannas can be dug up for storage after frost has caused the leaves to die ...

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Never compost them. Fall is also the time to dig up and store tender bulbs like gladiolas, dahlias, cannas, tuberous begonias ...

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Learn how to dig up and store tulip bulbs over summer and winter. Wayne Gerard Trotman / Getty Images Tulips are one of spring's most anticipated flowers. The vibrant hues and upright stature ...

However, if you plant the bulbs closely, you should plan to dig them up every three to five years, as they will multiply, crowd, and compete for water and nutrients, which can affect flowering.

Floriade still has a way to go, but don't miss your chance to dig up a part of it, to take home for your own garden, to enjoy next spring.