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I have several bulbs that I want to plant... BUT... The construction isn't finished on the front of the house and I think I would rather plant them in large pots for the next year or so. I need help in determining the size of the pots, depth of the bulbs, number of bulbs, and best way to overwinter them. Help?!
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According to Bill's info right here, azalea pots or bulb trays would be the best. Check out the link on forcing, there is some more potting info on that site.
I'm sure someone else knows more about this than I, but I found this info quite interesting. I think I'm going to do paperwhites indoors this year for holiday hostess gifts.
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I have some daffodils (unknown variety), some bleeding hearts, I think some glads,not sure, and a couple of unknowns. I was thinking of layering them in a big pot and then I could mark them as they grew so I could know what they were when I got ready to put them in their permanent site. I read somewhere that they should be put in the ground about 2 times as deep as the bulb is big. Whatcha think?
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