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[casportpony]

Quote: they're about five years old, lol

-Kathy

 

[Cynthia12]

What are they? We have several large patches of daffodils that come up every year since we moved here and they don't flower. I'm thinking they're super old and to congested, to thick. I've been thinking of digging them up and spreading them out.?

Yes, spreading them out can help.

Mine are tulips..and I did have quite a few daffodils, but the time is passing for those.

 

[Beer can]

Time should have passed on ours to, late spring. I see some dafs on our road have flowered, but not our good ones yet, tulips just popped out of the ground within the last week. Might be good for the apples being so far behind, they might not flower until our late frosts are over. It sucks when we get a early warm up and ruins our apple season.

 

[perchie.girl]

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[perchie.girl]

Very pretty - and so clean!!!
I have to carefully select the point of view before I post pictures.

Me too...

deb

 

[bamadude]

Im usually on my phone on the mobile version. I just looked on desktop. It says "Bamadude is a pillar of our community". They spelled pillow wrong

 

[casportpony]

Quote: Me three, lol. I thought this one was nice:



-Kathy

 

[vehve]

Bama, soon they'll be calling you a thought leader.

 

[Puddin Fluff]

Shared this on a couple of other threads..

Our humble abode. There's dad mowing the lawn for the first time. If you look close at the front door, you will see our two little dogs watching me.
Despite the cold and icicles we got last week, my tulips popped up, and so did the flowering bush, which for the life of me I can't remember the name of. We are in a neighborhood, that is why you keep hearing, wish I had more land! We are actually pretty happy here, all settled in for the final yrs.

Beautiful place. Nice flowers too. Is the bush a kind of Azelea? It's pretty.

I have these bulbs that come up every year but never produce flowers. Anyone know why?

-Kathy

Tulips also need cold to make them bloom - I think. If you have a temperate climate, they might not work there.

What are they? We have several large patches of daffadils that come up every year since we moved here and they don't flower. I'm thinking they're super old and to congested, to thick. I've been thinking of digging them up and spreading them out.?

Spread them out and give them fertilizer. I would do it in the fall but you will probably need to mark where they are. You are supposed to allow the leaves to die back on their own before you cut them. It helps the bulb gain "energy" or something.

Im usually on my phone on the mobile version. I just looked on desktop. It says "Bamadude is a pillar of our community". They spelled pillow wrong

"pillow"

 

[bamadude]

Bama, soon they'll be calling you a thought leader.

Is that the next step?