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Where can I buy the planter used by Monty Don in a recent programme. I live in Ireland but I cannot find a supplier. Help please. Colin This was a discussion from a few weeks back on the same subject with a few suggestions http://www.gardenersworld.com/forum/tools-and-techniques/long-handled-bulb

hi does anybody know were i can buy the above bulbs to plant for flowering next autumn. regards doogiedog As far as I can see almost any Garden Centre seems to stock them. Certainly seen them at various Wyevale places.  Hi, I bought mine from a

Can anyone tell me what to do with bulbs that I'm growing in pots. I want to leave them in there all year but do I water them during the summer and do I leave them in shade or full sun. Hi there, Yes, water and feed them until the leaves die down

? They should have at least twice the bulb's own height of soil above them - it doesn't matter that you're covering the leaves. I agree that feeding is a good idea - any general purpose fertilizer will do as long as it's watered on. Thank you again, sotongeoff

Hi All! Like many others I stored spring and summer bulbs in a container in the garden and they've nearly all bolted including tulip, hyacinths, fritillaria rubra - I got them out yesterday to start planting and although they smell pretty bad

I had a wonderful display from Allium Schubertii last year. This year, just a few starggly leaves. I have now dug them up to investigate: the bulbs are large, firm and well-shaped - but appaer to have no roots! Should I keep them and replant

daffodil pot indoors that has finished blooming. Can I do anything with the bulbs or is it the end of them? Many thanks. Plant the daffodil in the garden-it may come back next year Two choices on the dahlias-you can probably plant them as tubers

monty doing this to prevent them seeding?) So now i have some large stalks and the bulbs still planted. Should i dig them up and if so leave all greens attached until they die back or cut the leaves etc? Or should i levae them in the ground and if so cut

Has anyone else found that their Daffs, and other bulbs are beginning to emerge too early. Will their growth slow down? Yes and yes. If we get a cold spell they'll stop or slow down and wait for spring to start again. It's worth going out

! bought some tree lily bulbs and I was told to plant them on their side to prevent water getting in the middle ot the bulbs.Is this the best way? Just put some grit under the bulbs and that is enough drainage. You could always slightly put