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Talkback: Planting bulbs late

just have to keep them dry or else mildew will strike. So glad to hear that the experts don't always do it by the book! I planted my bulbs yesterday, having been preoccupied by lots of family goings on recently, and look forward to Spring. I by spring bloom

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28/11/2011 18:39:55

by AliceRose

summer bulbs for shade

hi hoping someone can help, is there any summer flowering bulbs for light shade been to loads of shops and all the bulbs need to be in full sun, i have an area against a fence which is light shade all day and well drained soil any ideas? Can't think by Rick greenfingers

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15/02/2013 21:10:09

by Lizanne Ford

Lifting Lily bulbs

Am I able to lift my lillies and transplant them at this time of year (September)? Wait until the leaves die back completely, this is usually around November time. They need to photosynthesise to store energy in the bulb for next years growth by mdw84

07/09/2012 21:37:57

by Zoomer44

Bulbs sprouting now??

I've noticed today that bulbs are starting to sprout in my garden....... I'm totally new to gardening and have only been at this house since June, so i have no idea what they are. I'm guessing daffodils. Anyway, surely this is too early for them by Bagz

10/11/2012 17:37:45

by Dovefromabove

Are Morrisons bulbs any good ??

Have been looking at Morrison bulbs in my local store. They are very cheap only £1 for a small bag so wondered if anyone has tried them. They have all the summer flowering ones - I was tempted by the spring flowering bulbs in there in the autumn by Lavender Lady

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17/02/2013 14:55:16

by Gardening Grandma

Protecting bulbs from frost

Due to the balmy winter, a lot of my bulbs (tulips, daffs and crocuses) are already breaking well through the soil and the crocuses are starting to flower. Is there a cheap and easy way to protect these all when the later frosts and snow inevitably by Matt Beighton

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06/01/2012 15:25:45

by Matt Beighton

Spring/Summer bulbs

Did anyone use the offer earlier in the year for the free bulbs from T&M? If so, how are yours getting on? My Sparaxis look like a couple of them are about to flower, Brodiaea just shoots at the moment as are the Acidanthera and Iris, nothing from by Starflower

13/06/2012 17:27:57

by Starflower

Feed spring bulbs

Adam urges us to "drench---- bulbs with liquid feed mixed into their water". What constitutes a good liquid feed? Depends on the product. Mix the liquid feed in line with the guidelines on the packaging, and water as normal. Hi Gold1locks! Thanks by northchiel

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23/04/2012 21:04:26

by Gold1locks

Talkback: Growing summer bulbs

I've just received my Polianthes tuberosa bulbs -20 of them- which I will plant in four big pots to give me a line of wonderfully scented flowers for the summer. In between seeing to the summer months to come, I am planting snowdrops, anemones by HONEYBUG1

28/11/2011 18:43:04

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Talkback: Bulbs under attack

a friend swears by soaking the bulbs in paraffin, while someone at the allotment says chili or tabasco sauce deters unwanted wildlife... never tried any of them myself. The old trick of using a small domed cage from chicken mesh or smaller would by jude

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28/11/2011 18:37:55

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