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I have lots of daffodil bulbs that I didn't get planted this fall. Is there a way that I can save them and plant them next fall?
Peg,
Sorry,my email has been down for a while.I also have bulbs that I did not plant,but I am going to within the next few weeks.I always plant late anyway,just haven't tried planting them quite this late.But I believe I planted last year well after Christmas and they came up beautifully.So unless your ground is frozen,go ahead and plant them.If your ground IS frozen just store them in a cool dark place until next fall.Sorry again for the delayed answer.
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Laura Walker
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I own a small landscaping business in Zone 6,Western Kentucky.My expertise is mostly low maintenance perennials,ornamental shrubs and trees,herbs,bulbs.
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All my clients are local residents of the western Ky. area.Zone 6.I have had my business for about 15 years.Have 20 years experience raising perennials from seed,stem cuttings,root division.(approx have 200 different perennials)Also multiply and raise bulbs for sale and client use.
I am certified in horticultural landscape design.My expertise is mostly formal English garden design and Cottage garden design for residential landscapes.
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