Bulbs and tubers store their nutrition underground, and apart from being susceptible to rotting and over-watering, many can thrive being left alone to naturalise.

Tubers like to have their roots in the ground, but they, themselves, sit exposed on the surface. ... Even though it's winter, if the ground is soft enough, it’s a great time to plant bulbs.

November has finally arrived and it’s time to dig—if you haven’t already—and store your tender bulbs, tubers, and rhizomes. I’m talking about cannas, dahlias, begonias, elephant ears ...

Dahlia ‒ summer and fall blooming tuberous root. Plant tubers February through May, 3 inches deep, spacing small tubers 12-24 inches apart; large tubers 4-5 feet apart. Plant with eyes facing up ...

Dahlia tubers are the bulbous roots of the plant, and they also act as "bulbs". When planted, a tuber will grow into a dahlia, much like a potato works.

Bulbs that work best in Florida. Following are some of the bulbs or tubers, corms and rhizomes that you can grow in Florida: achimenes, agapanthus, amaryllis, amazon ...

Caladiums grow from tubers, and cultivars range from 1.5 to 3 feet in height. Individual leaves range from 6 to 12 inches in length. These are plants that are small enough to fit into almost any ...

As the weather starts to heat up, many around the state look to cool off by floating down a river in a tube. While it can be a fun time, rescue crews encourage people to enjoy the water safely.

Other bulbs and tubers Other bulbs and tubers crops include zantedeschia, crocuses, irises and the other bulbs and tubers, such as tuberous begonia, fritillaria imperialis, acidanthera, anemone ...

Winter is the perfert time to serve up root vegetables — carrots, radishes, turnips, rutabagas, parsnips, celeriac, onions, beets, salsify … the list goes on.