Moldy Glads, and Lillies

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juniorballoon Duvall, WA(Zone 7b) May 17, 2006

Back in March I purchased a variety of bulbs and corms. Glads and Lillies mostly. Well due to physical problems I was not able to plant them and they sat in a bag in the garage until now. I went and looked at them. Some have dried and are certainly gonners, but others are a bit withered and a bit moldy. Are they worth popping in the ground? Or should I save the effort and just toss em?

jb

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Kyra Sammamish, WA(Zone 8a) May 17, 2006

I've had somewhat moldy glad and lily bulbs produce fine flowers. I'd give it a try, especially if the bed is soft and workable. As a matter of fact, I'd probably put the lilies in pots, which is even easier and you can always dump and repot if nothing comes up.

Kyra

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juniorballoon Duvall, WA(Zone 7b) May 17, 2006

Potting them up is a good idea.

Thanks.

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