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Old 16-10-2003, 06:03 PM
Chris Hogg
 
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Default Storing crocosmia corms

I have a clump of crocosmias (similar to Lucifer but not so vigorous)
that is infested with grass. As the leaves have pretty much browned
back, can I dig up and clean the corms now, dry them out and store
them, with the intention of planting them elsewhere next spring?


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