Bulbs
 

Another fall has come and gone and I did not get my spring bulbs
planted. Is it too late. I am in Eastern North Carolina. The warmer
side of Zone 7. Thanks
MJ

Bulbs
 

On Dec 3, 12:37*pm, "
wrote:
Another fall has come and gone and I did not get my spring bulbs
planted. Is it too late. I am in Eastern North Carolina. The warmer
side of Zone 7. Thanks
MJ

We're a bit north of Baltimore and we just planted our last 300 tulip
bulbs last Sunday, November 28. My wife's been planting bulbs for many
years and admits that this year we're pressing the limit a bit, but
she thinks they'll be ok. I would guess that your weather is a bit
warmer than ours, being further south; we've had a few nights dip into
the upper 20's lately but nothing really brutally cold. My guess is
you could put them in this weekend.

Paul

Bulbs
 

On Dec 3, 1:03*pm, Pavel314 wrote:
On Dec 3, 12:37*pm, "
wrote:

Another fall has come and gone and I did not get my spring bulbs
planted. Is it too late. I am in Eastern North Carolina. The warmer
side of Zone 7. Thanks
MJ

We're a bit north of Baltimore and we just planted our last 300 tulip
bulbs last Sunday, November 28. My wife's been planting bulbs for many
years and admits that this year we're pressing the limit a bit, but
she thinks they'll be ok. I would guess that your weather is a bit
warmer than ours, being further south; we've had a few nights dip into
the upper 20's lately but nothing really brutally cold. My guess is
you could put them in this weekend.

Paul

In the snow !! Yes we are supposed to be getting flurries ! I guess I
just have to suck it up and go plant them. I am planning to put them
ion pots but at 75% off I bought too many of them. At least I know it
will be worth the effort. Thanks

MJ

Bulbs
 

Bulbs
 

On Dec 3, 3:53*pm, "songbird" wrote:
wrote:
Another fall has come and gone and I did not get my spring bulbs
planted. Is it too late. I am in Eastern North Carolina. The warmer
side of Zone 7. Thanks
MJ

* you are fine, go for it.

* i've planted many bulbs the
day before the ground has frozen
and most of them come through ok.

* it's not the best treatment,
but if the alternative is throwing
them out i'd just plant them.

* follow directions for depth
and water them after planting.

* songbird

Thanks Everyone, I sucked it up about 4:30 when the wind died down and
planted them. Maybe I was looking for motivation more than
information :)
MJ

I would assumption that your acclimate is a bit warmer than ours, getting added south; we've had a few nights dip into the high 20's afresh but annihilation absolutely atrociously cold. My assumption is you could put them in this weekend.