"Bill R" wrote in message
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Charlotte,

In order for the bulbs to bloom again they need to get plenty of light.
Place the plant where it can get as much sunlight as possible and if the
temperate stays above freezing during the day put them outside. Once the
blooms are gone you will notice that the foliage slowly dies off. Continue
to water the plant and let it get plenty of light until the foliage is
yellow (or brown). By then it will likely be warm enough to plant the
bulbs in the ground (the BEST place for them; DO NOT let them sit in the
pot until fall). Plant them 6 to 8 inches deep and if some varmint
doesn't eat them you should have flowers again next spring (2006).
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Bill R. (Ohio Valley, U.S.A)

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Thanks Bill! I'll plant them this spring then.

Charlotte