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Bulbs and bulb information August 2008 You can obtain information here, and buy any quantity of any bulbs subject to a minimum order value of £10.00 (plus p&p) and we can send them to you in the post or courier. You simply need to email us, or telephone, or fax your enquiry and we will calculate the cost of the bulbs and of the postage and packing. Please include a telephone number in your email. There is no extra charge for this service. We are happy to send anywhere in the UK where standard postage/courier rates apply We will contact you to confirm/agree arrangements, and obtain credit card details in payment, and bulbs will then be sent by first class post/next day delivery. You can always ring us to discuss your requirements on 0161 790 8792. Click here for an excellent website all about Bulbs from which you can glean a of helpful information. Also look at The Bulb Society UK who have a fantastic information and photo database of bulbs - click here for the database. Did you know? You can search for a word on any internet page, just click "edit" on the top left of your very top menu bar (top left of computer screen), and select "find". BULB PLANTING TOOL was
10 litre bulb fibre £3.75
bulb multi-packs Some Principles about Bulbs and Planting Planting time varies depending on flowering time. Plant spring-flowering bulbs in autumn so they can produce new roots during late autumn; summer flowering bulbs and autumn flowering bulbs are best planted from spring onwards. Click the hyperlink to go to further information on each variety.
Always plant with the pointed end to the top and the flat end to the base. Incorporating grit will help drainage. You can use a bulb-planting tool for a single bulb, or just a few bulbs, otherwise use a spade to clear the area you are planting, then shovel earth back onto the bulbs, to the correct depth. If planting in lawns, cut through and peel back the layer of turf, then plant the bulbs; then replace the turf and fill in any gaps with sieved soil. Deep-planting is recommended for tall-growing varieties - daffodils, tulips, gladioli, lilies, hyacinths. Always purchase healthy and strong bulbs - no rotting or blemishes. Bulbs can look good in window boxes, containers, under trees etc. The bigger the bulb, usually the better the bloom. Bulbs are often best planted in clusters, for effect. To prevent damage to bulbs which require lifting each year, plant them in chicken-wire cages buried to the correct depth, then lift out the whole cage at the appropriate time. Telephone 0161 790 8792 FAX 0161 799 4737 or Email click here BULBS in stock March 2008 Please note that where links lead to external sites containing images and/or information, all copyrights belong to the owners of the linked sites Click on small images to enlarge We should like to express our thanks to Taylors Bulbs for permission to use images.
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