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Those that live in cold climates (zones 3-7) are extremely lucky in that two famous powerhouses, tulips and daffodils, flourish there. Of Daffodilscourse these can be grown in other climates as well, but these two bulbs are notorious cold climate performers. They require winter cold to thrive; the winter freeze that will kill some bulbs are necessary for these stunners. Of course you’re not limited to these two as many spectacular bulbs thrive in cooler zones. Wonderfully round and whimsical alliums grow in a wide variety of climates, the coldest included (think Wisconsin, Minnesota, Nebraska). Astilbes, fluffy ethereal stunners, are also very winter hardy and thrive in cold temperatures as well as hot. Bearded iris are another favorite that vary widely in their climate preferences. The ever popular daylilies grow in almost all zones, no need to worry about harsh winters killing these incredible perennials. Of course this is just the beginning as there are hundreds of bulbs that thrive in a colder climate. If you have your heart set on something that doesn’t grow in your zone check to see if there is a varietal of that particular flower that will. Happy Planting! For more information about planting and growing flower bulbs and plants. Easy To Grow Bulbs Tips from EasyToGrowBulbs.com, an online venue for home gardeners seeking the biggest, best bulbs for their warm and cool weather gardens. For more information and helpful planting guides.
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