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Don’t you love how spring-flowering bulbs bring color and life back to the garden after a cold winter season? Follow along for spring-blooming bulb planting techniques.
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When to Plant Spring Bulbs The perfect time to plant your spring bulbs is in the fall, well before the ground freezes, and with the soil temperature about 60°F or cooler.
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Where to Plant Spring Bulbs The light requirements for most spring bulbs are full sun to partial shade, and the soil needs to have good drainage.
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Growing Spring Bulbs in the Garden Dig a planting hole about three times as deep as the height of the bulb.
Place the bulb in the hole with the pointy end up, and cover it with soil and a layer of mulch, patting it down to avoid air pockets..
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If you’re planting spring bulbs together in a cluster, keep them about 4-6 inches apart so they have room to grow.
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If you need to protect the spring bulbs from squirrels or other critters and rodents in the garden, stake chicken wire over the garden beds or cover them with wire cages or cloches.
Hydrating your newly planted spring bulbs right after planting is key. This initial watering will help settle the soil around the bulbs and provide the moisture they need to start rooting.
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Follow the proper steps and a thorough planning process when creating a cut flower garden, For more tips on growing spring-blooming bulbs, visit the blog.
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