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Daffodils suitable for heavy soil

previous. I had a lot that came up blind or too early so the flowers were damaged. All the bulbs are still in the ground so I'm hopeful to have a better show for the Spring. Interesting advice kate- I begrudge spending too much money on the garden but £2 by Sarah M

20/09/2012 22:26:06

by kate1123

Tulipa 'Spring Green'

I saw this in Parker's bulb catalogue and amongst other bulbs thought I would have to try it (bulb catalogue is abit like being in a sweet shop!). It's in flower now but I am disappointed to see that there is a pink flush to the white parts by AliP

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25/04/2012 16:18:34

by Gold1locks

saffron crocus failing?

I've got 60 bulbs of saffron crocus in my back garden in pots with a gravel top layer. foliage is plentyful and they look in great condition. the problem I'm having is flowering. I had about 10-15 flowers early december then I persume it became too by Karmageorgina

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03/03/2013 09:21:51

by Dovefromabove

Talkback: Growing multi-headed tulips

a pot for spring with tulips, grape hyacinths,daffs, narcissi,and hyacinths last year ,the results were awesome just ordered my indoor hyacinths so that I can pot them up and give them as presents for xmas,last year they were so good,large flowers by sheddy

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10/02/2012 16:35:36

by composting Girl

unidentified bulb

Hi, can anyone tell me what this bulb is, it must be a flower because I planted it! The bulb is small but the dark green leaves are 2 foot long and very grass like.There is a thickening on the bulb on the left, maybe the flowers come from that! I by SHADOWFLO

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24/05/2013 22:52:10

by Welshonion

removing daffodils from pots after flowering

I planted my pots with daffodils so I had a show of colour in the garden after winter now they have flowered and died I want my pots for my spring/summer planting. how do I remove the daffodli bulbs from my pots and store them so I can use again by tigger2012

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07/05/2012 18:45:12

by Alina W

autumn crocus disease - what is it?

Hi. I have found two clumps of Colchicum autumnale recently in two different clients' gardens. I was told some didn't flower at all. ..so I dug up the bulbs to investigate. I have no picture, as yet, but the description is this: the leaves by claire cadoux

11/06/2013 23:23:41

by nutcutlet

Annuals, Perenials and Bi-annuals

bulbs of which i will plant in september for spring colour. I fancy Orange - any ideas guys? Violas and pansies are good in pots over winter - if it's mild, they'll flower right through. Orange spring bulbs - that's harder. But you can get orange by Cia

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06/08/2012 09:44:11

by Cia

Is my crab apple (malus profusion) dead?

something during the warm spell in March, it went colder, then nothing... I planted some small bulbs about 20cm from the trunk (crocuses which came and went and minature daffs still in flower). I've since read the base should be kept grass and weed free by WarksLass

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27/04/2012 22:06:57

by WarksLass

non flowering bullbs

Hi - I have lived in this house for 12 years and over the past few years the bulbs - planted by the previous owner a keen gardener have failed to flower- they could be quite old- should I pull them - move them save them ? Help would be appreciated by sandra 54

27/04/2013 20:47:56

by chicky

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