Planting Fall Bulbs in Minnesota: A Complete Fall Guide for Beautiful Spring Blooms

Get your garden ready for spring with this comprehensive guide to planting spring bulbs in Minnesota. Learn the best cold-hardy bulbs to plant in the fall, along with expert tips on site selection, planting, and winter care. With proper preparation, you'll enjoy vibrant tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, and more blooming in your garden next year!

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Year-Round Colors and Blooms: Your Planting Calendar

Knowing what to plant and when is the ultimate question, especially for residents of Minnesota who can’t always count on consistent weather patterns from year to year. However, there is a typical rule of thumb for growers when planning (and planting) for each new season. The team at Copper Creek’s Garden Center has compiled a bloom calendar, if you will, to help guide you through the process of maximizing plant life while navigating an, oftentimes, unpredictable 12 months of weather.

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Top 5 Reasons Why Fall Planting is Prime Planting

The Fall season in Minnesota is a prime time for cleaning up the gardens and landscapes, preparing our beloved plants in the late Fall for the Winter freeze, and now, the best time to plant your trees, shrubs, and plants in your yard and gardens. Many may think the best time to plant is Spring. As Spring is a good time to plant, we are here to tell you that Fall is just as good if not better. Here are the Top 5 Reasons Why Fall Planting is Prime Planting.