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I'm very ashamed.
plant pauper
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Hi All, I may have mentioned this before once or twice but I am too lazy to be a proper gardener.
Yesterday while moving stuff around in the sheds I found bulbs. Many many bulbs. Unplanted, unloved, hanging around the place in nets and some with wee pokey green shoots.
Can I save them? What should I do with them?
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PP, what's to lose. Plant them.
hi plant pauper if they are flowers and you have a spare unused space plant them there with room or spaces b/tween at leased you will have a bright corner if you don't they will go to waste michael
where's Dove with her spanky emoji?
That's what I was thinking. I'll maybe just do that because it's nice and cool here today. As you say Stevo4, nothing to lose. I'm bound to get something. How should I feed them?
PP, I'd use a general feed. Can't wait to hear what they turn out as.
Good advice. Blood, fish and bone is my go to as well.
I know there are daffs in there but there are wee ones and big ones as well. Here goes nothing.
There are eleventy seven million! I'll be like a hairpin by the time I've finished.
GUILTY.
I found a bag of 100 crocus bulbs back in March whilst rooting around for seed trays.
I did the lazy option and just chucked them in a pot with soil like hollie.
I'm looking at a couple of sprouts here and thinking I might have Allium. How exciting! I've also found a little bag with a label....early tulips.
Oh dear. I've missed that boat.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.