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02-02-2014, 07:38 PM
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Tulips in the green
Is it possible to move tulips "in the green" as a few have poked up above
the ground in an unwanted spot? I know you can do this with snowdrops without a problem, but does the same thing apply to tulips, or are they best left alone until dieback in early summer? |
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