Bulb plants

We often tend to describe as "bulbous" all plants that are composed of an underground reserve organ, which allows them to survive from one year to the next. Bulb plants are therefore part of the large family of perennial plants.

Which bulb plants should you choose?

The cultivation of bulb plants is very widespread, however, we advise you to find out about the planting and maintenance that each one requires because they do not all have the same characteristics.

This way, you can choose the variety of bulb plants that best suits your needs and the location you have reserved for them.

By the way, you may not have known this, but you should know that many aromatic plants are part of the bulb plant family.
Here are the bulb plants that we have selected for you.

The different bulb plants

Garlic
Garlic is a bulbous plant composed of different cloves. It is highly valued for its therapeutic virtues as well as cooking. It is also part of the perennial plant family.

Wild garlic
Wild garlic, from the same family as garlic, is a perennial bulbous plant that is originally found in woods, in a cool and shady environment. It is composed of small white flowers.

Chives
Chives will find their perfect place in your vegetable garden, in your garden or on your balcony, if you want to grow some aromatic plants. It is very popular with gourmets and cooks to delicately enhance certain dishes.

The onion
The onion has the particularity of being both an aromatic and a vegetable. It is very popular in cooking and widely used. It is easy to grow and is enjoyed both for its taste and its many benefits.

The hyacinth
Hyacinth is a bulbous plant that is very well-known and appreciated for its pretty flowers. It can also be considered as an indoor plant, and in these cases it can flower in winter. It can also beautifully adorn the beds of your garden and can in these cases flower in spring.

The Narcissus
The narcissus is a bulb plant composed of very beautiful yellow and white flowers that is widely used in flowerbeds for a guaranteed effect. In addition, it has the advantage of not requiring significant maintenance and will find its place perfectly in your garden.

The tulip
The tulip is also part of the bulb plant family. It has the advantage of being available in multiple colors.Its magnificent flowering begins in March. In a clump in your garden, or in a bouquet for your interior, you will be won over by this pretty flower. Today, the tulip is a worldwide success and is the most cultivated plant throughout the world.