Tulip Bulbs - Joint Division

Product Description

Add These Gorgeous Apricot To Pink Flowers To Your Early Season Border Or Spring Container Display. The Finely Cut Edges Are Practically Electrifying. planting In Open Groundbulbs Prefer Free-draining Soil. Digging About A Week Before Planting & Adding Some Coarse Sand Or Grit Will Aid Drainage If Soil Is Heavy Or Compacted.rake Some Fish, Blood & Bone Or Dried/pelleted Chicken Manure Into The Surface Of The Soil Before Planting.dig A Hole To The Correct Depth For The Variety Of Bulb. (3 Times The Height Of The Bulb As A General Rule Of Thumb.)loosen The Soil In The Base Of The Hole, If It Is Heavy Clay Add A Cushioning Layer Of Coarse Sand Or Grit To The Bottom, & Place The Bulb On Top.ensure The Bulb Is The Right Way Up. Mix The Soil With Some Compost & Backfill The Hole, Firming The Soil Gently To Ensure There Are No Air Pockets. planting In Containersplanting In Containers means that you can Extend The Flowering Area Of Your Garden, & means that you can Grow Flowers On A Balcony, If Indeed You Don’t Have A Garden. You Can Create Lovely Displays By Growing Bulbs In A Collection Of Containers All Grouped Together.when Planting, Ensure The Container Has Good Drainage Holes. Place Broken Crocks Or Polystyrene In The Base Of The Pot But Make Sure You Don’t Block The Drainage Holes. Crocks Positioned Randomly Within The Container Soil Will Further Aid Drainage. Be Aware Of Sharp Edges Though & Wear Gloves When Emptying The Soil At A Later Date.fill Half To Three Quarters Of The Pot With Compost & Place Bulbs On Top.cover Bulbs, Firm Compost Gently, & Water Well. Label With Date & Variety To Keep Track.