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[CapricornFarm]

Nice daffodil!

Thanks, my favorite flowers! I have lots planted and there are more in the workshop i need to plant in the window box. They are sprouted!

 

[ronott1]

Thanks, my favorite flowers! I have lots planted and there are more in the workshop i need to plant in the window box. They are sprouted!

I should plant a bunch of bulbs here next fall. I have at other places but not here yet..Of course we have been here for 18 years!

 

[Alaskan]

I should plant a bunch of bulbs here next fall. I have at other places but not here yet..Of course we have been here for 18 years!

good time to start.

Now you know all of the best places to plant.

 

[ronott1]

good time to start.

Now you know all of the best places to plant.

Now to pick the bulbs!

 

[drumstick diva]

Best to know where to put them first - maybe study "Backyard bulbs,"

 

[pertnear09]

Now to pick the bulbs!

Just no gladiolas. My experience with those is that they are too top heavy. The least bit of wind or rain to fill the flowers and they break over

 

[ronott1]

Best to know where to put them first - maybe study "Backyard bulbs,"

Alaskan said I already know where to put them!

Nothing lives in the chicken yard(except for the chickens) so no bulbs will go there anyway

 

[drumstick diva]

Alaskan should know best living in a climate so close to yours Ron.

 

[CapricornFarm]

I should plant a bunch of bulbs here next fall. I have at other places but not here yet..Of course we have been here for 18 years!

What are ya waiting for? Hubby actually found a small clump of them in the woods. I have planted them everywhere we have lived that the climate is right. Walmart actually is selling pots of them pretty cheap. I got hyacinths, and tiny daffodils in tiny pots for a buck each. I wish i could go back and visit all the places i planted them. And i always plant trees everywhere i go. Fun to see how big they get. I have planted four fruit trees here so far, but i need more!

 

[CapricornFarm]

Just no gladiolas. My experience with those is that they are too top heavy. The least bit of wind or rain to fill the flowers and they break over

Best to plant them against a fence or stake them. Even tomato cages, do more than one.