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Moving lillies outside
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Posted by stanc 5 (My Page) on Fri, Apr 3, 09 at 9:38
I purchased some lillie bulbs from home depot about 3 weeks
ago and started them in some buld crates in my basement.
They have started growing and are about 4-5" tall now.
I have them under lights.
The ground outside is about 40 degrees using a soil thermometer.
Can I move outside?
Do I need to harden them off.
Do you have some other tips?
What about a cold frame?
Thanks
Stanc
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RE: Moving lillies outside
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| Stanc, go ahead and put them outside. They will be absolutely fine. No need for a cold frame. It is great to grow them in crates if you wish to, it saves room in the garden and makes the flowers really easy to harvest. Enjoy. Kat |
RE: Moving lillies outside
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| Mine in the garden are 3" high and that's with it been so cold yet. Unless you need them for a special event in May or June then you can put them outside instead of cold frame. |
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