You might know-I just found this post :(
If I'm not too late-I would love to be one of your volunteers.
Volunteers needed.
The bulbs are being packaged right now and will be shipped today and Monday. I will post a list of who is participating in this project later this week. For those who are not on this list, don't loose hope, there is always Spring. Thanks for participating and hopefully we all learn something from it as well have varieties that are not as common.
i would love to be put on the waiting list. Marie
Participating are:
Badseed
TARogers5
Sarv48
Debi_z
Aknapp
Pins2006
Sue_WA
ecobioangie
Package left either yesterday or will leave Monday.
This will be fun. Will be on the lookout for them. Perfect timing, I'm starting bulb planting next week!
Got mine! Actually got them on saturday. :) I was expecting some tulips, but I got a box full of iris! Do you care where or how we plant them Bert? Are you looking for any specific conditions?
Sorry, no tip-toe-ing through the tulips for you kiddo. Plant them according to the instructions....that way we can see if those are right as well.
Heck I'm happy with the iris! :)
bleek - mine arrived today!! Yipee - Christmas in September!!! I'll get them in the ground, label them and let you know how they do - this is sooo much fun.
Hey Bert! Mine arrived yesterday. Lovely selection. I'll be putting them by the pond where I have no other bulbs. I'll be sure to report back to you in the spring. Thanks for the opportunity!
Hi Bert
Mine arrived today and everything looks good.
I am curious about what kind of information you are looking for in the spring.
I will mark on the tags how many bulbs I am putting in so I know if they all come up and will also do a spreadsheet with the same info that I can send you in the spring.
Are you only interested in if they come up, or are you also wanting to be sure they are what they are supposed to be for height, color, etc????
Do you want to know how long the blooms last?
I will try to remember to kinda keep track of what kind of a winter we have, some are worse than others and that could make a difference on how they do.
Let me know what it is you want to know so I am sure that I track the right info for you.
Thanks so much for allowing me to participate by growing these.
Alice
There are some basic questions on the bottom of the "packing list". If you feel that some more information may be helpful for your "fellow gardeners" than by all means note this.
Well, I am glad that you told me that, because I missed it totally!!! DUH I apologize
I will check out the packing list and add anything I think folks might be interested in.
Take care my friend!
I must take a minute also to tell you that the daylilies that I bought this spring have done really well, I just moved a few of them and could not believe how large the clumps have all ready gotten!!!
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Well I planted all mine on Thursday. I had also gotten a huge order from Sutton's. I planted them all interspursed with each other, so that should be a good gauge.
Bert mine have not arrived yet. Will still watch for them
bert,
i haven't received a package yet. was mine sent?
debi z
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Thanks Ted. I was going to come looking for this. So far in my weird zone 6, I have one type of test bulb blooming. I took a pic yesterday and it is still on the camera. LOL
I was thinking about this thread too! One of the Iris bit the dust :( I will have more updates later in the spring.
I agree with the Thank you, I had been thinking I needed to find this thread also.
Here in Zone 5, I have a couple just peeking through the ground cover that I am just starting to take off, will not be past the danger of a freeze until the end of this month.
Now as a general note.....please give all these babies a little food to eat right after flowering so they will be even more beautiful and bountiful next year. This counts for ALL flowerbulbs. Thanks for sharing these with your 'fellow' gardeners.
Thank you Bert. I think you shared the most though. :)
Isn't it pretty how the three colors show on the inside and outside of the flowers??
My goodness those are really cute crocus! Now I am really anxious to see what will be blooming soon!
Bert, what's the best food for the bulbs? Would it be the same for crocus and for iris? I want to make sure we get re-blooms next year.
Anything is better than nothing........prefered is 12-12-9 for both bulbs and perennials, however the 10-10-10 is just better than nothing. For established bulbs and perennials, it needs to be done right before emerging after Winter has left us and one more time right after they have flowered. Dead-head all flowers regularly.
Thanks, Bert. I guess I've missed the first feeding big time. Now, off with their heads!! lol
some of mine are popping there heads out of the ground. the others i'm hoping will soon. i have vole holes and trails all over my garden beds this spring and i'm worried for the bulbs. i planted them deeply, so i'm hoping they weren't down that far snooping around.
debi z and franklin
Oh, I love the daffodils with the white cup and yellow petals. It's so different and refreshing! What's the name of that one?
here is a picture of the garden bed i planted my bulbs in. the good news is you can see at the bottom of the picture were some of the leaves are coming up. mostly crocus leaves and one hyacinth. the bad news is that there are none in the middle and there are loads of vole holes all around this area. i can see were they have eaten the roots entirely off of a sedum, and the entirety of a couple of other plants. so i'm a tad worried about the bulbs there. but we'll keep our fingers crossed. the voles are having lots of good chow in my garden beds. it is very frustrating.
debi and franklin
My iris 'Jesse's Song' bloomed today true to type. Beautiful. :) Sorry I don't have a digital.
my white hyacinth is blooming too
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