On 16/7/06 21:00, in article
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" wrote:

I've been digging up an old flower bed in the middle of the lawn with a
view to grassing it over.
Although there are no flowers left, I find lots of white bulbs are
still in the soil. Does the fact that they are white mean that they
are still alive and active? It would be quite a lot of work picking
them all out and I would leave them where they are if I knew they're
were dead. If they'll still alive, how can I kill them?

Could be bluebells which will look very pretty growing through grass. Why
don't you wait a year to see if you like it?
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Sacha
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South Devon
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