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I've bought some bulbs from Wilkos and the £shop near me (£world)!
Not a problem but now I've got to plant the things!
:-)
Last year, I'd bought loads of miniature dafs etc and hadn't got around to planting them so at the end of the year I bunged them in 5s in plant pots. In the spring when they were a few inches high I knocked out the whole potfull and planted them where there were gaps in the borders. I might do that again as looking at the borders now I couldn't tell you where there is space.
Whether you think you can or whether you think you can't, you are probably right. Edited: for typo, thakns VC
I got a box of 100 bulbs from wilkos last year cheap .......mixed them up and scattered them then planted them where they fell .......was losing the will to live by the time I'd finished .........
S*d the housework I have a lottie to dig a batch of jam is always an act of creation ..Christine Ferber
I got a box of 100 bulbs from wilkos last year cheap .......mixed them up and scattered them then planted them where they fell .......was losing the will to live by the time I'd finished .........
Yes, I know what you mean! But was it worth all the effort? Did you get lots of flowers?
I still have half a mammoth bag of mixed daffs staring at me, begging me to plant them - well, they did last year! Some even flowered in the string bag
I love buying bulbs. It's like being given free rein in the sweet shop but planting them is another matter. There's nothing to show for your efforts. I like Singleseeder's idea of starting them in pots as I know I've got gaps too but where are they?
I'm looking forward to seeing whether my bowl grown hyacinths appear in the spring. I look at the cheap bulbs every year and at the long handled bulb planters. Then I look away.
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