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What to plant after tulip fire?

Hello! After removing all my poor tulips with tulip fire I want to reuse the pots and soil for my petunias. Is this safe? There is little that I have found on the web apart from possible contimination with lillies and snakeshead plus 2-3 years by laura_hayward

26/05/2012 06:12:20

by laura_em

Talkback: Tulip fire

don't you just love Tulips, amazing how there is an awful desease waiting to attack everything on the planet, if it's not one virus it's another but we keep on trying, because we think they are wondeful. by kaycurtis

15/04/2012 04:24:07

by kaycurtis

Talkback: How to pick tulips

I just bought my first tulips and I've never heard of tulip fire.. layering in a pot...treating..spring window.. But I am wondering if my march blooms are going to last and when will they bloom next. by SunnyMe2011

24/11/2011 15:30:00

by SunnyMe2011

Planting Tulips now or later

from November onwards-that bit I do know There is a reason -someone will illuminate I thought that the only reason not to plant too early was to avoid the virus tulip fire but other than that I cannot see a problem http://www.gardenersworld.com/how-to/problems/flowers/tulip-fire by Cia

18/09/2012 17:56:51

by Bookertoo

Tulip Buds dying

disappointing tulip displays recently. Yes, I agree. Tulips do need water when growing, and have to be watered when in tubs if there isn't enough rainfall. This happened to many of mine, and now Tulip Fire has spread through the lot. I sincerely hope this isn by Glensnan

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10/05/2012 18:43:32

by JAYPRINCESS

Sprouting Tulip Bulbs

I bought some Tulips in September and waited until now to plant them (avoiding Tulip Fire as advised), but when I opened the bag I found they were all sprouting. One already has an inch long shoot. Is this too early? Did I not store them cool enough by Pebble Garden

30/11/2012 13:08:18

by Pebble Garden

It's made my day......

way they would be happy here though, added to which it is very windy - looking out at the tulips ricking steadily out there. ...I can't recall growing Agastache before... there's one called 'Raspberry Summer', a bright pink that appeals to me by Verdun

10/05/2013 13:46:42

by Salino

Protecting container plants in Winter

with brunnera Pots4: calluna Vulgaris (beauty ladies) Pot5: carex, viola, anemone Pot6: ophiopogon, viola, tulips and crocus Pot7: garlic (to be planted this weekend) Thanks all! Sorry above not easy to read - I spaced it out as a list but on submission it by Supernoodle

06/11/2012 22:02:46

by Dovefromabove

Talkback: Slug-proof plants

early show in the spring. I've had snail damage on the leaves of tulips but all other bulbs. especially alliums seem to be immune. To get a sure-fire spectacular display of flowers why not try small shrubs eg. hebes. just grow them large enough by Sharon14

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27/06/2012 16:37:57

by Allymc

Mystery 'Tree'

help! Nope, file is'too big'....will try again! What a Luddite! ;-) Nope, sorry, Hannah, the file ( JPG ) is still too big and I have no idea how to make it more 'user-friendly'! Thanks for your interest, though. Phew! That was a trial by fire by BrendaScott53

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29/02/2012 08:01:07

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