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29-07-2003, 04:32 PM
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Gladiolas --- Thanks for the answers....
On Fri, 25 Jul 2003 20:46:49 -0500, "B & J"
wrote: "SugarChile" wrote in message ... Not a good one 8-). You can try planting them a little deeper, and piling a loose mulch, like straw, around them once they are up and growing. You can grow them in-between tall bushy perennials that will give them some support. Or you can grow them in row and run sticks-and-twine along the rows, instead of staking them individually. Cheers, Sue Zone 6, Southcentral PA When I had "real" soil in Minnesota, I used a spade and dug a trench as deep as the depth of the spade, piled the dirt on one side of the trench, and placed the corms in the bottom of this trench. I then covered the corms to about a third of the depth of the trench. As they sprouted and grew, I gradually pushed in the remaining dirt until the trench was filled. Unless we had a severe storm when they were flowering, they seldom went over. John |
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