Why should you plant bulbs in the green?
- Gardening Tips
- 9 Oct 2019
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Many experts believe that planting snowdrops, aconites and bluebells in-the-green (in their growth phase) provides for the fastest and most successful way of introducing these lovely spring flowers to your garden. We have chosen these commercially grown garden favourites to fill any gaps you might have in your planting scheme. Plant them on receipt to ensure their delicate roots stay moist, this will provide you with stronger bulbs for next year.
Our lovely Lily of the Valley “pips” are not strictly “in the green” but also need to be planted on receipt. These pips produce fabulously scented flowers and will naturalise easily even in shady areas. To increase their success, plant in pots beforing planting them out when the leaves are well established. By doing this you will ensure good leaves this year and a host of flowers next spring.