Many of our spring-blooming flowers sprout from bulbs planted in the fall. Favorites like crocus, daffodil, and tulip must spend the winter beneath the cold ground, storing energy for their debut when warm weather returns. Read on to find out how late you can plant bulbs in the fall for a spectacular spring display.

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Annuals provide some of the most vibrant fall color in gardens when perennials are fading and trees haven't yet turned. Popular choices include chrysanthemums, bright pansies, and celosia. Ornamental kale and Swiss charge add foliage interest. Learn about 15 of the best annuals for vivid fall color in this guide.

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