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Remember the Curbside Chaos makeover?? Check out the quick video of the process (love when they stack her up with boxes of bulbs..)
I know if I had won (that would have been AWESOME) I would have for sure worked some bulbs into the landscape. Because I'm an easy-peasy type of person, and I love that bulbs come up year after year with no work. When we moved into our house before this one, in the winter, it was a huge pleasant surprise when thousands of bulbs came up on their own in the spring - so pretty! It was the highlight of that yard for sure. I enjoy that bulbs are something even I can't mess up - just dig and drop.
On that site you can use the Garden Guru Tool - tell it where you live, when you want your flowers to bloom, and what kind and it'll generate a Planting Guide - how about that for easy! Here's the one that I got:
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You can visit www.digdropdone.com to learn more - lots of info and fun things to be found on that site, so be sure to check it out.
Remember the Curbside Chaos makeover?? Check out the quick video of the process (love when they stack her up with boxes of bulbs..)
I know if I had won (that would have been AWESOME) I would have for sure worked some bulbs into the landscape. Because I'm an easy-peasy type of person, and I love that bulbs come up year after year with no work. When we moved into our house before this one, in the winter, it was a huge pleasant surprise when thousands of bulbs came up on their own in the spring - so pretty! It was the highlight of that yard for sure. I enjoy that bulbs are something even I can't mess up - just dig and drop.
On that site you can use the Garden Guru Tool - tell it where you live, when you want your flowers to bloom, and what kind and it'll generate a Planting Guide - how about that for easy! Here's the one that I got:
Daffodils - spring incarnate!
Steps for better growth
- Start with firm, plump daffodil bulbs, free from cuts, bruises or mold. Plant in Fall (Sept 23-Dec 22), when soil has cooled off.
- Using a spade, dig a hole 3-6 inches deep and place the bulb pointed end up.
- Cover and lightly pack soil, then water thoroughly- and you’re done!
Tips: In areas with mild winters, plant later and chill your bulbs up to 8 weeks prior to planting. Plant in a sunny or partially shaded area. Space your bulbs 2-4 inches apart.
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