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You can even just toss the bulbs around the flower bed, and then plant them where they land. Bulbs will grow in almost any soil. The main key is how deep you plant them.

Flower bulbs can truly be the gift that keeps on giving! Susan Barnes is a Master Gardener Volunteer with UF/IFAS Leon County Extension, an Equal Opportunity Institution.

Time it right. The window to plant bulbs begins when night temperatures drop to the low 50s or cooler, and ends with the first hard frost. Until you plant them, store bulbs in a cool, dark place.