Few flowers represent spring as much as the tulip. With their clear colors and elegant shape, they bring fresh lightness to any vase. However, the joy is often short-lived. The stems tilt ...

Tulips need full sun to develop strong blooms. “If they’re planted in too much shade, they may grow leaves but not bloom,” ...

Nature’s first blush has passed. Daffodils and forsythia have receded, and catkins have dropped off trees, making way for ...

It has been a wonderful spring so far, with cooler weather and long-lasting flowers. On the other hand, the lawn mowing ...

However, if you cut down tulips and daffodils after they flower it will cut off their seed supply so you will not get any spring blooms next year. Both tulips and daffodils need time to store ...

Whether your favorite is daffodils, tulips or cherry blossoms, the state is sure to have a field of flowers for you. Here are some of the best places to see flowers in Massachusetts this spring.

positively bursting with color after months of monochromatic winter and weeks of the browns and grays of early spring. The splashes of color from the likes of flowers such as tulips and daffodils ...

For the local shops, the beauty of Spring also marks ... “I love tulips,” festival attendee Anna Elmore said. “They're my favorite flower and I just love seeing the city in bloom.” ...