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? To be honest, I think that's as convenient a place to leave them as anywhere. Bulbs can dry out too much, particularly anemone corms, and keeping them in compost keeps them moist and plump.

of my absolute favourites - however, because of building work we've had to move them.  Some of the corms were the size of dinner plates - neighbours said they've been there for 20 - 30 years. They've been replanted on a shady bank; you've no idea how

' as a general catch-all term for those plants that can be grown from dormant bulbs, corms, tubers and rhizomes. Among my regular favourites are begonias, dahlias, canna lilies and eucomis, the pineapple flower. Then there's galtonia, the summer hyacinth

single variety, planted in large drifts.In damp areas, try planting snake's head fritillary (Fritillaria meleagris), an early flowering bulb that looks stunning when naturalised in grass.Bulbs or corms, such as daffodils or crocusLawn-edging tool

the seeds inside will not have been mature enough to grow. well done but remember cyclamen like cold room,mist each day and don't let it dry out.when finished plant in garden or keep corm for next year.They do not like heating or over watering (that

roots. Cranesbills (perennial geraniums) would probably survive. Hostas. Rose of Sharon. Bergenias and lamiums.  She could also plant bulbs/corms such as anemones, bluebells, colchicums and daffodils. thanks garden grandma, there is plenty there for her

not flowered but I have leaves that's all. Flowering rose, are we talking Saffron crocus here?  If so the weather last year may not have helped - they need a dry summer .  Or it may be that the corms may have been a little immature.  Try to let them dry off

, with nasturtiums in front. Might be an astilbe on the left, I'm not too familiar with those. The bottom picture has dahlias What a lovely project Gerard   I agree with Nutcutlet's identifications.  Now is the time of year to plant gladioli corms - they can go

?  The leaves too?  Like a daffy?   Just like that Bagz. and those little corms can get thrown out with the weeds so remember where it is. A good semi invisible way to market is with a black plant label - I do this round clumps of spring flowering bulbs as a

no mention of this on the packet . I would go for bulbs/corms.   Hi Kate Thanks for your advice. Will get some bulbs also. Many thanks x