Tender bulbs include begonia, caladium, canna, dahlia and gladiolus. These plants share certain characteristics; they cannot be planted outside until after the danger of frost has passed, they grow from underground structures (often called bulbs, even though most of them aren’t), they provide color in summer and they need to be dug and stored for the winter. This is where the similarities end. These plants are widely varied in their care, their flowering and their storage needs.
I just purchased some begonia bulbs. I live in the midwest - when should they be planted?
just get some loamy soil
Reply:Go to home depot and ask them
Reply:when the ground has thawed and no chance of refreezing
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