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Small bulbs like scilla siberica or chionodoxa should be planted in groups of at least 25 bulbs, while tulips But let's not forget about the showstopper tulips and hyacinths! the first spring after planting, but hey, with the right growing conditions and a bit of luck, some tulips

I plant alliums in threes and daffodils and tulips in groups of ten to twelve. For daffodils and tulips, I only plant them two to three inches apart. approximately 6” deep and 4” apart Puschkinia, Striped Squill Plant approximately 3” deep and 3” apart Tulips Place the largest bulbs down at the bottom layer (alliums, tulips, daffodils, frittilaria, lilies) and A good second layer can consist of tulips, hyacinth and galanthus, while the top layer could be muscari

Daffodils, tulips, crocuses – they all need to be nestled into the soil before the ground freezes.