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A guide to growing and caring for flowering bulbs, corms, tubers and rhizomes

 

Plus a selection of flowering bulb suppliers

 

DaffodilBulb is a general term used for plants which have a food storage organ which allows them to grow and flower quickly once the ideal conditions are available.

 

There are four types of "bulb": true bulbs, corms, tubers and rhizomes.

 

The Gardener can find a huge and colourful selection of bulbs for every season of the year. Most are fully hardy but some, such as Cannas, need to be lifted for the winter. Dahlias dislike wet conditions so many people also lift these to avoid the worst of the winter weather.

 

Our guide will help you buy healthy bulbs, teach you how to plant and look after them and how to store them over winter. We also help you with any problems which may occur and tell you what to do in each month of the year to ensure they continue to grow well. Finally, we have bought together a few selected suppliers of flowering bulbs from which you can make your selection for the years ahead.

 

 

 

 

*"In the Green": Plants are lifted just after flowering with the leaves still intact. Ensure they never dry out. Plant back at their original depth. The papery sheath around the bulb should just be visible.


Buying Bulbs | Planting Bulbs | Storing Bulbs | Forcing Prepared Hyacinths | The Bulb Gardening Year

Aftercare | Problems | Selected Suppliers


This site was last updated on 26 November 2007

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A guide to growing and caring for flowering bulbs, corms, tubers and rhizomes