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all my spring bulbs are flowering now! how can i fill the gaps till my summer plants come up? i have only borders and pots where in the uk are you?this is very early.I could only suggest winter pansys. by alfiemoon

20/01/2012 21:16:57

by sal3

Potted Tubers

Hi, l want to know, how to over winter potted tuber of Dahlia n other spring n summer flowering bulbs in the pot plz? is it ok to leave them in the garden as l haven,t got much of indoor space. Regards, Saj by Saj

25/04/2013 23:31:10

by Saj

Alliums

naturally. Waste of time feeding them after the leaves have gone, feed them in later Winter when they begin to grow. Once they have fiinished flowering and sometimes before, the flower stems are no longer attached to the bulb. Thanks by Bee friendly

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27/06/2012 17:39:29

by Bee friendly

Paperwhites

Ive had a wonderful show this year with my first attempt with these winter flowering bulbs but Ive been told that they cannot be lifted and planted next year and should be thrown away. This seems a shame as I lift store and re pot all my other by Peter/

11/12/2012 11:03:19

by Peter/

flowers

which are the best flowers to start off now to give me colour through the winter ? Violas/pansies, cyclamens, and polyanthus. I would also plant some spring flowering bulbs and consider a winter foliage container, either decorative cabagges or Ajuga by gill barker

06/09/2012 12:59:49

by gill barker

Summer and Winter Planting Advice

Hello everyone, im just here to get some advice on planting. I'm wanting to have half barrel wooden planters in my front garden. I'm wanting to put into each planter winter bulbs and summer seeds so i get flowers all year round. The winter bulbs i by richard morrell

27/08/2012 16:49:46

by kate1123

Tree Lily

I have a tree lily that is in a pot and this is the first winter and I wondering how to over winter. These lilies are quite hardy, but compost in pots can get quite waterlogged and cause bulbs to rot. I prefer moving the pot to a sheltered position by Sandra Worth

26/10/2012 22:04:59

by Adam Pasco

Growing tuberose

days more horrible cold is forecast. I have just potted 2 bulbs up and brought them indoors until they show some shoots. The perfume when they flower is just gorgeous I put 2 bulbs into about a 7" pot just in multipurpose compost Pam LL x I grow them by Cetti

10/03/2013 11:42:28

by jatnikapyar

hyacinths

what do u do with hyacinth bulbs when theyve finished flowering? cut off the stems or not? I am in the middle of trying two methods,you can either leave in the ground over winter,after flowering let the foliage die down ,and then cut back.They dont by Amanda 3

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21/01/2012 19:54:18

by Amanda 3

GROWING BULBS IN POTS FOR PLANTING OUT IN SPRING

I have decided to plant my spring flowering bulbs in pots because the squirrels keep digging them up. Can I leave the pots in the greenhouse or do they need to be outside (protected from pests)? Also when I have bought already flowering bulbs by LynneC2

17/10/2012 17:22:14

by chrissieB

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