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Disappearing daffodils

of years to recover. All my spring bulbs are later this year than last Yes - even some of my snowdrops have only just come out now, only to be flattened by ice and snow! Most of my daffs are fine but where the ground was under water for weeks they haven by Northyorkaster

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15/03/2013 07:54:56

by figrat

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a fair collection of Polgonatums, the true Solomons Seal. Oh how I wish we cold grow Halesia, the Snowdrop Tree, but sadly it needs boogy conditions and a warm sheltered site. by Berghill

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09/05/2013 20:47:21

by Berghill

Bluebells - White and Pink?

Behind our garden we have a lovely little wooded area. Ealrier this year the floor was covered in snowdrops, which have now given away to a lovely carpet of bluebells. They are lovely to look at, making for a lovely little secret glen. What I have by Wodufin

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17/05/2013 23:05:37

by nicole

Talkback: Has spring sprung?

sweet Auricula in flower. Love this mld weather, but the forecast is giving frost for the weekend, so I'll be out with my sheets of fleece and plastic cloches today! NOTICED NEIGHBOURS UNKEPTED FRONT LAWN HAD HEALTHY CROP OF SNOWDROPS.I PLANTED DAFFODIL by oldchippy

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16/02/2012 19:03:13

by JOE DEVLIN

Spring Bulbs

until re-planting in September, although not all bulbs like being out of the soil - snowdrops, for example, will simply dry out and die. If you can't put them in soil to allow them to die back naturally you may as well bin them. If you really need by Jante

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14/05/2012 13:32:24

by Jante

plants on a tree lined back drop

such as hellebores will add winter interest with foliage and flowers in late winter and early spring and there's a whole host of bulbs for spring colour too starting with winter aconites and snowdrops through crocuses and narcissus which can all be naturalised by biggarden_smallknowledge

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25/06/2012 15:36:05

by obelixx

Talkback: Signs of spring

My snowdrops loved being under the snow, Pippa, and are giving a lovely display already. I reckon they are three weeks early. In my woodland garden crocosmia is up about two inches and the bluebells an inch. The cold weather is set to return by Flowers

28/11/2011 18:43:02

by green fingers

top 5

snowdrops? Iris reticulata,mimosa,sweet peas, snow drops and tulipa ballerina. This weeks top 5 would be- daffodils to lighten up late winter alstroemeria-exotic looking flowers but perfectly hardy and trouble free perennial scarlet lobelia-always stunning by auntie betty

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07/06/2012 17:48:33

by gardeningfantic

Thank you so much

of tree/bush surgery in winter otherwise I leave it alone. I'd get compacted wet soil, I'd walk on the bulbs as they come through and get I'd cold. I do go out every day and look around; see what buds are swelling, if the snowdrops are through (they are by asilvert

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06/12/2012 23:11:46

by artjak

Winter wonders

from my peer group are much appreciated. Especially in the depths of winter when i long for my snowdrops to appear. Hello, one more time. Not so nice and thorny, our mahonia. But change the colour from hot season to rainy season too. My friend has by happymarion

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09/01/2013 21:16:39

by Verdun

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