When a flowering plant turns into a bulb it does not die. It simply changes its form so that the flowering part of the plant is sheltered within a series of protective layers.
A hardy bulb, such as a tulip bulb, can survive the winter if it is planted in the fall. A tender bulb, such as a begonia, cannot survive the winter and must be planted in the spring. If you are replanting tender bulbs, you must dig up the bulbs in the fall and store them in a cool dry place for the winter.
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