How to Plant Fall Bulbs for a Colorful Spring Garden
A colorful spring garden starts in fall. Learn when to plant bulbs, how to choose the right spot, and the depth and spacing that help create waves of spring color.
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From the Farm
Welcome to the Terra Ceia Farms blog, your expert resource for growing vibrant gardens, mastering bulb care, and getting the best results from your fall and spring plantings. Backed by over eight decades of commercial cut-flower farming experience in eastern North Carolina, our guides provide actionable gardening advice for growers of all skill levels.
Explore our articles below to discover step-by-step planting instructions, soil preparation techniques, forcing bulb tutorials, pest management tips, and seasonal highlights on peonies, daffodils, spider lilies, and dahlias.
Asiatic Lilies: How to Plant and Grow Asiatic Lily Bulbs
Bring bold summer color to your garden with Asiatic lilies. Learn when and where to plant, how to position your bulbs, and what to consider for planting depth and spacing.
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Spring Shipping Season: April Field Notes
April 2026 field notes from the farm: peony season, unpacking your order, soil temperatures, and summer planting ideas.
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Fall Planting Season: September Field Notes
September 2026 field notes: fall harvest preparations, bulb storage, planting windows in eastern North Carolina, and favorite fall varieties.
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How do I find planting instructions for my specific bulbs?
Our blog and dedicated How-To Guides cover detailed depth, spacing, and care instructions for every bulb and plant variety offered in our catalog.
Can I store my flower bulbs if I am not ready to plant immediately?
Yes. If you cannot plant upon arrival, keep your bulbs in a dry, dark, well-ventilated location at temperatures between 50°F and 60°F until you are ready to put them in the ground.
How can I get seasonal planting updates from Terra Ceia Farms?
Check out our Facebook page or bookmark our blog for regular field updates, growing tips, and early notification on sales and rare variety drops.