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They say: There’s Still Time to Plant Bulbs for Spring!
Don’t hang up your trowel just yet! There’s still plenty of time to plant spring-flowering bulbs. In fact, it’s better to plant them late this year than to try to store them for planting next year."
I am very glad to hear this because I have been itching to do just one more project before Old Man Winter Takes over completely. Are you a gardener too? Here are some BHG links for you:
•Best Tulips for Your Garden
•Deer- and Rabbit-Resistant Bulbs
•Design Ideas from the Dutch
•Add Spring Color to Your Lawn
•Planting Tips
The first link, Best Tulips for your garden is where I discovered the amazing yellow Tarda Tulip above!
While you are there, don't forget to grab a free bulb and perennial plan here. With it, you can plan and dream and have a garden like this next spring.
Isn't that pretty? It helps take the sting out of this blustery morning! I'd like it if you'd come back and let me know which Tulip you loved. I had such a hard time choosing just one.
Following your blog on GFC. Welcome to MBS!
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Happy Blogging,
Pam
I love gardening! Though this year I forgot to put in the garlic and the bulbs for spring. I'm kinda sad. Guess I can work on it next year.
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You saved me! I keep trying to remember to put bulbs in I've purchased and other distractions come up. This fall is a winner thanks to you.
ReplyDeleteI can hardly wait to see the giant alliums I'll be planting...once the rain lets up. Then I need to blanket my fig bush so it doesn't keep dying back to the roots.
Now is the time, if you're in the south, to plant your garlic. I'm just ill equipped at the moment so I fear it won't get done.
ReplyDeleteHi Pam,
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by! I'll be sure to visit you soon.
Hi Tami,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the follow, I'll visit you soon. There is always next year or next season! Gardening is a forgiving hobby.
Hi Donna,
ReplyDeleteYay! Glad to be of help.
Thanks for reminding me of Aliums! I need something for this hard to grow in shady spot in the front. I really like the bluish purple ones.
What color are yours?
Hi Heather,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the reminder to plant my garlic! I always forget it, which makes no sense in this family where we use it often!
I Can't Wait For Spring, Hopefully It Comes Early!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful flowers... I see that you live in Nashville Tennessee.. You are one lucky lady.... I stuck trying to do AZ gardening :(
ReplyDeletePretty flowers, with all the snow we recently had I hope ours will bloom soon.
ReplyDeletei have about 600 blulb aand plants in my flowr bed and then i love flower so i keep panting more
ReplyDeleteHi Darlene and Desi,
ReplyDeleteI hope all your gardening work pays off and you have flowers galore this season!