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A few of our bulbs.

/ corms in autumn ready for next spring - ideally ones that last more than a week or so. Our cyclamen coum, planted in the border, produces flowers over an 8 week period. I know that's not going to be possible with bulbs, but can you suggest anything by Berghill

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25/04/2012 11:23:31

by Bookertoo

Irises

successfully. The advice I would give is to divide them in late spring, dont plant them too deeply as they like heat about there feet Wait until they've finished flowering, then dig them up. Discard the oldest pieces and then plant where you want them, making by Furballs Cattery

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10/06/2012 11:46:41

by Janet 4

Winter hanging baskets

Hello, Never done a winter hanging basket before and would like some advice, is it too late to sow seeds for this years basket to flower? If I'm too late what can I do? I'm interested in winter pansy's, cyclamen and spring bulbs. How hardy by Tina_i_am

01/07/2012 22:33:08

by kate1123

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

Talkback: How to plant lily bulbs in a pot

long they take to appear please? once the lillies have flowered and been dead headed do they flower again ,or should i take the bulbs out and save for planting next year. Once the lilly bulbs have flowered and the foliage is diminishing is it best by kaycurtis

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29/04/2012 18:30:28

by JaneE

tulips not flowering..

hello everyone.. i have a problem with my tulips this year.. they have not flowered as well as normal.. i was wondering if it was because of the dry weather we have had down south.. or do they have to be lifted and divided like other bulbs.. Hey by gardenfantic

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15/04/2012 09:02:50

by Chloe2

Planting Tulips now or later

i be thinking about with regards to Tulips. Other bulbs like Crocus i have also potted up with no wrong doing - i believe. All the advice is you can plant all spring flowering bulbs from now except tulips but can't remember why-they are best planted by Cia

18/09/2012 17:56:51

by Bookertoo

How to remove grass from established border

to be effective. Best to use it after bulbs have died down in spring but, again, I would dig over at that time. Lift the bulbs when flowering is over, clean soil and replant I suspected that would be the case, unfortunatly for me there is about 100 sq. metres by Briggsy

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22/11/2012 14:14:35

by nutcutlet

Talkback: Growing summer bulbs

back and see the flowers at last! http://www.markboltonphotography.co.uk/snowdrops-east-lambrook/ Reply to honestgreengrass: Yes, I think many spring bulbs provide food for bees. I enjoyed watching a large bee (not a bumblebee) feeding from crocus last by HONEYBUG1

28/11/2011 18:43:04

by bulbs

Alliums

bigger pot, not more than 2 " wider. I wouldn't bother dividing the two plants as their roots will be so intertwined it would only damage them and set them back. Next spring, water them with liquid rose or tomato food to encourage flower buds. Thank by sarah wootton

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20/06/2012 19:33:39

by sarah wootton

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