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Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Making room for tulips
Making room for tulips
I always have a hard time finding a place to plant new tulip bulbs because I’m afraid of splitting bulbs that are already in the ground.
To make the job easier, I dig holes in the spring while the tulip foliage is dying. In between the recently bloomed tulips I plant gladiolus bulbs. In the fall, after the gladioli have finished blooming, I dig them up and replace them with tulip bulbs for the following spring.
Betty McRainey, Euclid, OH
From Fine Gardening 42, pp. 8
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I always have a hard time finding a place to plant new tulip bulbs because I’m afraid of splitting bulbs that are already in the ground.
To make the job easier, I dig holes in the spring while the tulip foliage is dying. In between the recently bloomed tulips I plant gladiolus bulbs. In the fall, after the gladioli have finished blooming, I dig them up and replace them with tulip bulbs for the following spring.
Betty McRainey, Euclid, OH
From Fine Gardening 42, pp. 8
fine Gardening is but one of the published magazines of The Taunton Press. Their web site is a wealth of information. The topic of this post is derived from pages at the web site. We do not post the whole articles here. Highlights with selected pictures may be cited and commented on.
The hyperlink for the article can be found here! The fine Gardening web site is found at: http://www.taunton.com/finegardening/
The information published by The Taunton Press has copyright requirements. They are very generous in allowing reference by way of creating a Web link. There is much information, and we will attempt to focus on that which relates to our northern hardiness zones.
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