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Droopy
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Posted: Fri May 30, 2008 4:12 pm   Post subject: Stupid, stupid Droopy and the white martagon lilies


I'm so angry with myself! I'm trying to reclaim an area to the north, and in my zealous weeding I managed to smash two or three big bulbs to smithereens - well, shells, actually. Rolling Eyes

So now I sit here with somewhere between 100 and 250 shells that may become bulbs in 3-4 years' time if I get them into the ground.

Anybody got an idea on how I can do this without planting one and one? Thanks ever so much in advance.


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Posted: Fri May 30, 2008 5:15 pm   Post subject:


I dig an area over to about the depth of
around 3-4 inches Droopy then I simply scatter willy-nilly and cover over with the dug out earth. The first time I did it I was pleased when the bulbs come up as they look so natural. Maybe not the best method but it certainly works for me. Stew Face 1


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Posted: Fri May 30, 2008 5:52 pm   Post subject:


Hola Cripes!! Sounds like something I would do. But then I don't have a clue about flowers care..lol. I sure wish you luck, and trust the stewies, they will solve your problem,,,,

See Eileen has already helped.


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Droopy
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Posted: Fri May 30, 2008 5:59 pm   Post subject:


eileen wrote:
I dig an area over to about the depth of around 3-4 inches Droopy then I simply scatter willy-nilly and cover over with the dug out earth.


Of course that's the way to do it. Embarassed Thank you Eileen! Trust me to have a bee-hive head and be unable to think straight when accidents like that happen. I'm glad I've got you lot to help me think. I'd best go dig and scatter.


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Posted: Fri May 30, 2008 10:20 pm   Post subject:


I've done that too Droopy-and it was also with white lilies! I scattered them Smile

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