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Fri, Apr 15, 05 at 20:24
| I know its a little late for this season, but i was wondering. is it possible to plant some bulbs to blossom in the spring so that my garden looks a little less depressing, and yet still be able to plant non-bulb plants (excuse my terminology ignorance) and have them all "live" together in the same area?
if so whats the best way to do this? |
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| Yes definitely. I just tuck them around the other plants. Plants like hostas that emerge late, I tuck early bulbs under where the leaves would be. And I try to take advantage of temporarily sunny areas while the trees are still leafless. |
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