Time to plant those bulbs

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BostonsJ

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The next few weeks is the time to plant those bulbs so that in early spring you see those tulips and crocus popping up. I have not done that here as yet so I guess this weekend I have to till the area where I want them and get those bulbs in and ready for the spring.

I may also plant some daylillies and some iris too. That way this area is blooming right through the summer.
 
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Rubysky

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Too early for that here. We plant them in late fall or early winter. I think I will get a bunch of very low growers & mix them in amongst the roses. I really have to remember to lift the daffs when they are done blooming this winter.
It is almost time for me to lift my tuberoses & divide them.
 
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reggae

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Every year my MIL divides up her daffodils, and sends a bushel basket to me. So I guess I have to get busy soon....

I'm no good at gardening, and I need things that are hardy, and pretty much fool-proof. Good idea with the day lilies and iris.
 
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nieciez

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LOL I forgot about that....will have to put that on my list "to do" as my daffs looked a bit thin this past spring and some spots need replanted....now to remember what spots they were, LOL.
 
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ewheelock

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Thanks for reminding me bj. I always forget to plant my bulbs, we can plant now or sometime in Feb. I will do that this weekend.
 
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duskbat

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Geez. i wish i had a nice garden for this. I live 3 floors up in a lil apartment. I have 4 plants. but i would love a garden.
 
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Jill B

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No bulb planting here. :grin We are getting all our veggies in. Our espaliered pears are starting to flower, as is our new dwarf lemon. The dwarf peach has baby fruits on it; I hope they mature. And the broad beans are still flowereing, haven't set any pods yet. They are late, and I am itching to eat some nice fresh beans.
 
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