This past weekend my husband and I took on the daunting task of deconstructing three large, old planter boxes left by the previous homeowner (which included sledgehammering concrete to smithereens) and rebuilding a planter box with some of the materials where one … well, made sense. The old boxes, which actually take up most of our modest front yard, were once full of roses, tulips, blueberries (I’m totally serious) daffodils, lillies, and decorative grasses. Over the past couple of years of hard winters and dry summers,

so far only the tulips seem to return, and being big on using what we have, we wanted to replant the tulips in our newly-built planter. I’m glad I researched what it took to transplant tulips and other spring bulbs before I started digging, because it’s a pretty involved process. I thought I might share this valuable information for anyone else who may be looking to relocate some beautiful blooms in their own yards.

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How To Transplant Spring Bulbs