Spring-Flowering Bulbs: Let Them Die Down
Let spring-flowering bulbs die down before cutting them back! What to do with fading bulbs: http://j.mp/J7blsA
Let spring-flowering bulbs die down before cutting them back! What to do with fading bulbs: http://j.mp/J7blsA
Alliums grow from bulbs: all of them have an onion or garlic scent! About growing edible alliums: http://j.mp/Jaig28
Have you already planted summer-flowering bulbs? Now is a good time to do so! Some suggestions: http://j.mp/Ha6vp2
Many bulb flowers are already blooming! Which spring-flowering bulbs do you grow? Add your vote: http://j.mp/yWNxrI
Divide and plant bulbs-in-the-green such as winter aconites! Some infos on winter aconites: http://j.mp/wCY8If
Forced bulbs that have finished flowering can now be left outside to finish dying down! On forcing bulbs: http://bit.ly/yA45Bm
Check your garden: although it is still winter the first bulbs may already show signs of growth: http://bit.ly/yFmqTJ
Hyacinths seem to be the most popular bulbs for forcing! What bulbs do you force? Add your vote: http://on.fb.me/rT14ap
Forced bulbs can be brought into a light room when they have made about 2.5 cm! About forcing daffodils: http://bit.ly/rRQE01
Start to force bulbs for winter blooms: plant the bulbs now if not yet done! How to force bulbs: http://bit.ly/pna5sS