Our crews are currently planting spring-flowering bulbs such as allium, tulip, fritillary, hyacinth, crocus, snowdrop) the previous fall. This gives them time to adequately chill before rolling out their spectacular show months later. Plant spring-blooming bulbs too early and they won’t bloom; plant too late and they won’t take root and establish. Ideally, bulbs should be planted at least six weeks before the ground freezes, when temperatures are cool. In the upper Midwest, for instance, that could be from about late September through mid-November. Contact us today for your Spring Bulb Planting.