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Submitted 10 months ago
By G
From Fountain Hill, pa
Recommend. Planted on one side of mound as tester. Will definitely plant the other side this fall. Note: I had many crocuses and tulips from Costco already planted so my display may be thicker than normal
Submitted 2 years ago
By Kit
From New York
I planted bulbs last fall. To prevent squirrels from digging up bulbs I covered area with Tulle fabric and anchored it in place with rocks. I removed the tulle fabric this spring when bulbs began to sprout with great results. Tulle can be purchased in bulk for cheap on eBay. It has many uses in the garden.
Submitted 2 years ago
By BeachAunt
From WA
It has been fun to watch these bloom and look forward to these coming up in future years. Especially the species crocus and iris.
Submitted 3 years ago
By Jeremy
From Tulsa, OK
So I ordered 1 pack of these. It seemed like a few of the bulbs produced flowers which was nice. Please make note that the mature height is 6" So you aren't going to get much bang. You will want to plant several packages to make any kind of impression. Would I buy more, probably not... there are better packs out there that give you more bang for buck. I did plant all of the bulbs within a 3'x3' space to try to get a good feel for growth and variety.
Submitted 3 years ago
By Adam
From Chicago, IL
This is my second year utilizing these - Very happy with the results. Vibrant, varied blooms. The only challenge is the squirrels - The squirrels love these bulbs, dig them up.
Submitted 4 years ago
By Adam
From Chicago, IL
I loved these bulbs. The neighborhood squirrels also seemed to love these planted bulbs. They relocated and took for themselves many of the bulbs planted in fall.
Submitted 4 years ago
By Plant lover 26
From Malvern PA
I have purchased this and some other bulbs for my woodland garden. Very optimistic about them, the bulbs all looked very healthy! It was hard finding room for all 100 of them ;) I'll just have to see what happens in the spring.
Submitted 5 years ago
By Liza
From Des Moines IA
I planted 200 of these, but unfortunately I don't think I got to see all of them bloom because the squirrels found some of them tasty. I've had blooms for over a month now, and they're not stopping yet! Will be planting more this fall!
Submitted 6 years ago
By Greenhouse worker
From Central Wyoming
A good rule of thumb is to plant any bulb 2 to 3 times the height of the bulb. So if a bulb is 1 inch tall plant it 3 inches deep. It was fun to have little bursts of color all over the yard.
Submitted 6 years ago
By Greenhouseworker
From Wyoming
Lovely variety. I planted them randomly and was pleased with the pop of color in the spring. I ordered more!
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