bulbs

[raizn4kids]

I have just had a house built last year and where I used to live I had a
garden of daffodil bulbs. I still have access to them and would like to
move them to the new location. Can I move them now? They have already
bloomed and died. All that is left is the green stems. I know you need to
leave the green foliage on so the bulbs can get nourishment from the sun.
Any ideas? Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.

[Doug G]

raizn4kids wrote:
> I have just had a house built last year and where I used to live I had a
> garden of daffodil bulbs. I still have access to them and would like to
> move them to the new location. Can I move them now? They have already
> bloomed and died. All that is left is the green stems. I know you need to
> leave the green foliage on so the bulbs can get nourishment from the sun.
> Any ideas? Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.

After the leaves and stems of my daffodil turned brown last summer, I
dug up the bulbs, separated the bulblets from the mother bulbs and put
them all in a cardboard box in my garage. I replanted all of them last
fall and leaves began coming up a week or two ago.

[Doug G]

raizn4kids wrote:
> I have just had a house built last year and where I used to live I had a
> garden of daffodil bulbs. I still have access to them and would like to
> move them to the new location. Can I move them now? They have already
> bloomed and died. All that is left is the green stems. I know you need to
> leave the green foliage on so the bulbs can get nourishment from the sun.
> Any ideas? Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.

After the leaves and stems of my daffodil turned brown last summer, I
dug up the bulbs, separated the bulblets from the mother bulbs and put
them all in a cardboard box in my garage. I replanted all of them last
fall and leaves began coming up a week or two ago.

[Doug G]

raizn4kids wrote:
> I have just had a house built last year and where I used to live I had a
> garden of daffodil bulbs. I still have access to them and would like to
> move them to the new location. Can I move them now? They have already
> bloomed and died. All that is left is the green stems. I know you need to
> leave the green foliage on so the bulbs can get nourishment from the sun.
> Any ideas? Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.

After the leaves and stems of my daffodil turned brown last summer, I
dug up the bulbs, separated the bulblets from the mother bulbs and put
them all in a cardboard box in my garage. I replanted all of them last
fall and leaves began coming up a week or two ago.

[Doug G]

raizn4kids wrote:
> I have just had a house built last year and where I used to live I had a
> garden of daffodil bulbs. I still have access to them and would like to
> move them to the new location. Can I move them now? They have already
> bloomed and died. All that is left is the green stems. I know you need to
> leave the green foliage on so the bulbs can get nourishment from the sun.
> Any ideas? Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.

After the leaves and stems of my daffodil turned brown last summer, I
dug up the bulbs, separated the bulblets from the mother bulbs and put
them all in a cardboard box in my garage. I replanted all of them last
fall and leaves began coming up a week or two ago.

[Squanklin]

Good question.

If I might add to it, is it preferred to store bulbs through the summer
in a basement or garage (as Doug G suggests) or leave them in the
ground? I live in North Carolina - zone 7.

Thanks!
Frank

[Squanklin]

Good question.

If I might add to it, is it preferred to store bulbs through the summer
in a basement or garage (as Doug G suggests) or leave them in the
ground? I live in North Carolina - zone 7.

Thanks!
Frank

[Squanklin]

Good question.

If I might add to it, is it preferred to store bulbs through the summer
in a basement or garage (as Doug G suggests) or leave them in the
ground? I live in North Carolina - zone 7.

Thanks!
Frank