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In the fall the soil is still warm, but the weather is cooler. Spring bulbs don’t like being planted just before it gets really hot. The warm earth in autumn gives the root system time to get over the shock of planting just before they go dormant. Then in the spring, the plant has a head start once the weather warms.
