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Begonia Bulbs
Hi,
Just bought some cheapish (I think) Begonia bulbs from Asda. Can I just plant then in the garden and forget them?? Will they come every year?? Any other tips .. have I got to dig em up at the end on the season? Thanks Mr KnowLittle |
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Begonia Bulbs
On Sun, 18 Apr 2004 15:42:58 +0100, Jack Ouzzi
wrote: I'm not trying to be a smart-arse, but didn't they come with instructions? AFAIK you plant them in containers, feed and water like crazy once they show a bit of foliage, they flower beautifully, then when the first autumn frost comes you take 'em out (their foliage has been chopped off by the frost). Store 'em in a dark cool place (wrapped in newspaper/in sand in the garage) then stick 'em in a container again about now - when they being to show foliage, water and feed like crazy. Top posting? well, if you read the below post first, you wouldn't want to have to read it again would you? If you didn't - don't be so impatient .... get a proper threading newsreader! Hi, Just bought some cheapish (I think) Begonia bulbs from Asda. Can I just plant then in the garden and forget them?? Will they come every year?? Any other tips .. have I got to dig em up at the end on the season? Thanks Mr KnowLittle |
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Begonia Bulbs
On Mon, 19 Apr 2004 15:36:40 +0100, "no spam here, thanks"
wrote: On Sun, 18 Apr 2004 15:42:58 +0100, Jack Ouzzi wrote: I'm not trying to be a smart-arse, but didn't they come with instructions? No not really, just those euro diagram things, but I couldn't see a bloke out in the frost digging up the bulbs ............. AFAIK you plant them in containers, Mine are going in the front garden in the ground ......... hence my question feed and water like crazy once they show a bit of foliage, they flower beautifully, then when the first autumn frost comes you take 'em out (their foliage has been chopped off by the frost). Store 'em in a dark cool place (wrapped in newspaper/in sand in the garage) then stick 'em in a container again about now - when they being to show foliage, water and feed like crazy. Great many thanks.... Mr ClueLess |
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Begonia Bulbs
In article , no spam here,
thanks writes Top posting? well, if you read the below post first, you wouldn't want to have to read it again would you? I did read the post below first, but that was yesterday - I've read many posts since. So you're asking me to scroll down to remind myself of the post, then scroll back up to see your post in context. I'm very bored this pm, so I did. But I don't usually. -- Kay Easton Edward's earthworm page: http://www.scarboro.demon.co.uk/edward/index.htm |
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