EP195- Autumn Planting Bulbs. Top Tips For Super Displays Next Spring.

In this weeks episode John looks at spring flowering bulbs and offers top tips to ensure you get the most from your bulbs. With bulbs it is very hard to fail so even novice Gardners can make great displays. 

Are you ready to transform your garden into a spring wonderland? Guaranteeing to cover everything you need to know about autumn planting, spring flowering bulbs, this episode is a must-listen for both novice and seasoned gardeners. We will walk you through the process step by step, sharing our top tips for success and explaining how different types of bulbs can naturalize an area, provide early season pollen, and even make you the talk of the town. Furthermore, we will cover the impact of weather conditions on bulb planting, emphasizing the need to keep bulbs dry and ensure they don't sit in water.

Following this, we will shift our focus to planting bulbs and staging impressive spring flower displays. We will explore various spacing techniques, layering methods, and the benefits of lasagna planting. But that's not all; we will also delve into naturalizing bulbs in lawns, under trees, and other parts of the garden, and how to use bulbs like daffodils, narcissists, and snowdrops to this effect. The episode will conclude with a discussion on how to top off pots with violas, pansies, or polyanthus for a beautiful display throughout the autumn and winter months. So, if you want to soak up a treasure trove of gardening insights and ideas, make sure to tune in!

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