5 New Bulb Combinations to Plant This Fall for Spring Color
Updated: Oct. 11, 2022
If you love flowers, you'll adore these colorful combos of spring bulbs. Plant bulbs in fall to get spring displays of daffodils, hyacinths and tulips.
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Tulips, daffodils and hyacinths never go out of style. But they do get a little snazzier and more versatile as breeders and growers make modifications for home gardeners. Colorblends has launched a line of bulb combinations that mix two or more varieties into singular jaw-dropping spring displays. We’ve picked a few of our favorites.Â
Sunshine Boys Daffodils
Zones 3-7
Two bright and bold daffodil favorites are paired up in an extremely durable blend. This early-blooming combo reaches 16 inches tall. They are a good choice if you want deer-resistant bulbs.
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Wildfyre Tulips
Zones 3-7
Melt your yard’s snowy look in even the most unpredictable spring weather with this mega-watt sunrise of a blend. It features two hardy, multiflowered wild tulips. Before planting, read our ultimate guide to spring bulbs.Â
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Vitamin See Tulips
Zones 3-7
Citrusy yellow and orange mingle with grape-colored blooms in a shapely mix featuring fluttery, spiky and rounded edges. Grow in Zones 3 to 7.
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Hyacinth étouffée
Zones 4-7
For an early burst of sweet hyacinth scents, try this stunning group of four pastel colors. They’re bold and brassy at only 10 inches tall.
Black Tie Tulips
Zones 3-8
This is one of the most elegant spring bulb combinations we’ve ever seen. Deep maroon, nearly black tulips pair with delicate white blooms for a classic look.
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