wilkes

I've got some I'm gonna plant tomorrow. Should be okay even if it frosts because they won't be sprouting out of the ground for a few more weeks anyhow, but if they do, and there comes a frost, you can cover them.

Thanks for the helpful tips, I will wait atleast another week before planting them.

I just looked on the package and it says you plant these 3" deep. They are Rain Lilly's and it says the bloom in late summer. I haven't ever planted bulbs so I don't know if these will do good or not.

Clean it up, you do plant some of them in the fall.

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Clean it up, that's what I thought too but on the package I bought these in, it says different.

I thought you planted them in the fall and they come up in the spring.

That's a lie gwliar...U ain't got nothing to screw with....

U jest think u do....

thegwliar go and fix yourself a sammich and leave us bulb planting farmers alone. LOL

I screw mine in.

If the bulbs needs a depth of 8 to 10 inches it will be alright to plant them now, other than that depth I would wait a few more days.

What type of bulbs? If they are tender to.cold i would let the ground warm.a bit

Are they the new florescent bulbs or the old condesent ones. I hear you get a tax break for the florescent ones.

Is it still too early to plant bulbs? The package I bought them in says March-April but I want to make sure to get them in the ground at the best time. I would prefer earlier blooms, so I would like to get them started soon.