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Talkback: Planting spring bulbs

bulb with a maximum height of 40 cm ? I live in Belgium so it can be a lite bit colder here than in the UK. Bees sleep in crocus flowers? That is so cool! I'm planting loads of tulips this year. I'm planting the bulbs in pots with daffs planted on top by hayinwood

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28/11/2011 18:41:14

by vegetarian

tulips losing their heads

I have a front garden border with tulips which were planted in the winter. They came up a few weeks ago and were a loverly display. Earlier this week two of them had there flowers 'snipped' off about 2 inches below the petals. Now there are 4 by bcosergio

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17/05/2013 22:24:19

by Auntiemand

Daffodil and Tulip Bulbs

the tulips out as soon as flowering is over and let them dry off, plant them later in the year. Daffodils should be left in the pots until the leaves have died down completely, then get them out promptly as they will start to grow roots again in no time. All by Zakattak

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13/05/2012 21:21:41

by Alina W

Daffodils and Tulips - what to do as they fade?

Hello there, as an amateur gardener living in a basement flat with a patio/courtyard I am limited for choice with planting. I planted some bulbs in February and they have flowered beautifully mostly getting sun on top of my shed! Now by LeeSW1

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08/05/2013 22:49:31

by Welshonion

Front garden re-design

has reduced the amount of flower beds by putting sleepers in and then gravelling the centre section, which is much better and should be easier to manage. Since this photo I have put a few pots on the gravel with winter pansies and viola, and tulips by mazzycheshire

17/11/2012 11:54:03

by mazzycheshire

daffodils and tulips

Hi there, Can daffodils be dead headed after flowering or is it best to leave them the standard to months until they die back naturally? Is it the same for tulips? Deadheading is meant to stop the plants producing seed, so energy is diverted by PHILTHEBRILL

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09/05/2012 12:33:04

by Kaitlin De Luca

transplanting wild bluebells

Hi ,there is a carpet of bluebells in a woodland directly behind my back garden,really stunning looking at the moment..I have a bank at the end of my garden and am in process of planting it up with daffodils and tulips and was wondering if I dug up by Ray 3

10/05/2013 23:57:17

by BobTheGardener

Talkback: Cuckoo flower

To me it is always ladies' smock, food-plant of the orange-tip. It wasn't particularly subtle, but last night when I was scarifying the grass before the expected rain came, a robin and a pair of blackbirds took grave exception to my being in 'their by Richard Jones

08/05/2013 09:59:17

by Bookertoo

Chicken resistant plants

pain. Also seem to be ignoring all the roses and spring bulbs - daffodils, tulips, snowdrops, aconites all ignored to date. Yay, I love Hellebores and have been desperate to plant some but have held off in case they get eaten, just out of interest what by morbidia

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24/03/2012 23:28:22

by morbidia

Minimum planter size for black bamboo

Hello, I've just bought some large, contemporary trough planters in which to plant phyllostachys nigra (black bamboo). They measure 98cm(L) x 33cm(D) x 33cm(W) (3 ft x 1ft x 1ft) and have straight sides. However, I'm a little concerned by KatieC

04/04/2013 17:34:46

by Fairygirl

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