Above is a picture of what our bulbs look like after being planted in the yard. After the flower has bloomed, we cut the foliage back. Then, when the temperatures are about 35 degrees, we plant them in the garden. They need to be fertilized every two weeks after flowering with a 5-10-5 fertilizer. In August stop watering and fertilizing and allow the bulb to dry out. We cover ours with mulch before the first frost and leave them that way until the next spring.
Love, Marie
Love, Marie
Aw, good for you!! They are beautiful flowers!!! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers. Flowers just make a home look inviting. I love to grow flowers but sometimes they don't always turn out like I envision them.
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I've always loved these flowers and wondered if it were possible to plant them where I live in the high desert because our temps are too extreme here. Thanks for sharing them with me!
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The flowers are beautiful! I love your knitted sock as well. I would like to learn how to knit with 4 needles and make socks but I'm not sure I could master it. Someday I'll try.
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How BEAUTIFUL!!
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely flowers Marie! What a wonderful gift.
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