Easy DIY Spring Bulb Arrangement

Spring bulbs are some of my favorite flowers. They hold a promise of warmer, longer days to come! I found some pretty bulbs at the store and decided to group them together in one planting in my new enamelware bowl to create an easy DIY spring bulb arrangement.

Narcissus, fragrant hyacinths, shamrock plant, and creeping moss come together for a pretty spring centerpiece. I love using the colors purple and yellow together for spring!

 

My new enamelware bowl is from Decor Steals and I thought it’d be the perfect vessel to hold a grouping of spring flowers and plants.

 

From now through Easter the stores will have plenty of flowering spring bulbs.

 

Start creating your centerpiece by adding potting soil to the bowl.

 

Remove the flowering bulbs from their garden pot.

You can see how root bound these narcissus are.

 

Carefully separate the bulbs and their plants.

 

Start planting the bulbs in the dirt, adding more potting soil as you work. Plant the taller flowers in back and the shorter plants in front for the best look.

 

After planting the bulbs, I added a shamrock plant and some low growing moss.

When the spring bulbs fade, I’ll swap them out with another plant.

 

Since spring reminds me of Easter, I added some decorative eggs to the spring bulb flower arrangement. And of course the shamrock plant is appropriate for St. Patrick’s Day, which is right around the corner.

The rest of this week I’m joining other talented ladies for blog hops. On Wednesday there’s a free spring printables hop, on Thursday it’s a thrift store swap (see what I received from a fellow blogger and how I transformed it), and finally on Friday stop back for a spring mantel blog hop! Lots going on this week!!