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Tulips Coming up Early?

16 years ago

Hi all,

With the mild weather we've been having in Memphis, my Tulips and some other bulbs (forget the name) are coming up. Isn't it early? I understand it may snow here on Tuesday. Will I lose anything that has come up already? Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Lori

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Comments (4)

Amazindirt (7a TN)
16 years ago
Nah, this is Tennessee! I've got daffs and tulips are up all over the place. No worries!
hornetwife
Original Author
16 years ago
Thanks...it's my first year planting flowers in TN and I just had no idea.
So I won't lose what has come up already if it snows or freezes?
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Amazindirt (7a TN)
16 years ago
Not unless it gets really ridiculously cold. The lil buggers usually do just fine. :-)
sandsquid
16 years ago
all the bulbs but the irises (or would it be iri?) hag got flowers already here on the Memphis/Bartlett T/L. we've been here 5 years and it's pretty normal. just wish I could keep roses alive(sigh)

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