It is not too late to plant your bulbs for spring flowers

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Did you forget to plant your bulbs it is not to late

Tulips and Daffodils require a min of 12 weeks for a rooting period. Simply place them in a pot with at least 2 inch's of soil below them. Cover with soil, water in and place in a cold, dark garage or cellar.
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Tulips and Daffodils require a min of 12 weeks for a rooting period. Simply place them in a pot with at least 2 inch's of soil below them. Cover with soil, water in and place in a cold, dark garage or cellar.
 

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I don't know much about flowers or bulbs, but I have some under a tree that came out around November, I believe. We moved here in September so I didn't know they were there. Is there any way of knowing what kind they are before they bloom?
 
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Thank you for sharing this, Pat!
What about hyacinths? Should I plant my bulbs in a garden or keep them in a pot in a cold basement? They have started withering:(
 
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Thanks, that is really good to know :) Sadly no gardening for me this year, at least nothing involving tulips or daffodils. I might plant cilantro tho, I use it often and the one from the store is full of pesticides...
 

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r.r. I think you will have to wait until the bulb blooms to find out what it is. I may be wrong but as far as I know there is now way to identify the bulb, I did a quick search with no real results. You need the leaf of the plant to give you an idea of the plants id.
 
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I keep looking at the tulips at work wistfully, but I am trying hard - very, very hard, to exercise some self control, lol. There is so much that I need to get done and I just can't spend all my money on flowers! I tried to get some tulip bulbs to rebloom last year, but I only got them far along enough to start seeing leaf shoots. :-(

One day...
 
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r.r. I think you will have to wait until the bulb blooms to find out what it is. I may be wrong but as far as I know there is now way to identify the bulb, I did a quick search with no real results. You need the leaf of the plant to give you an idea of the plants id.
I guess I'll wait then...I thought about pulling them because I was planning on growing something else there, but I'm curious now and I'd like to see what they are.
 
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You still have time to plant crocus, hyacinth, daffodil, and tulip bulbs. I have been planting tulip bulbs since early September.
 

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