Spring Holland Bulbs

Daffodils

• Daffodils are commonly grown flowers that begin as a Holland bulb. The blossoms are trumpet-shaped centers surrounded by six flat, lower sections. Daffodils may be single or double and can be various shades of white, yellow, pink, orange or even bi-colors. These bulbs must be planted 6 inches deep into well-drained, enriched soil. Daffodils normally bloom in early spring.

Hyacinths

• Hyacinths are also a very popular flower that grows from Holland bulbs. This flower has elongated clusters of small blossoms that are very fragrant. The blooms may be a variety of white, pink, blue and yellow. Hyacinth bulbs should be planted in well-drained soil that is in a full sun area. These bulbs need to be planted at least 7 inches deep in the fall.

Tulips

• Tulips are one of the most commonly grown types of Holland bulbs. These bulbs need to be planted 4 to 8 inches deep in sandy soil in full or partial sun. Tulips are available in many different varieties. They may be in a wide range of colors and shapes. Some are single blooms, double blooms, or have fringed edges.