Thompson And Morgan Bulbs.

Tilly2 | 17:08 Sat 17th Feb 2018 | Gardening

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If anyone is interested there is an offer on Martin Lewis' The Money Saving Expert website For Thompson and Morgan bulbs.

425 bulbs for £9.94

https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/deals/thompson-and-morgan#bulbs425

Offer closes tomorrow.

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Maydup

Wow, that certainly is great value, although 425 bulbs is 400 too many for my back!

Toorak

Thank you Tilly - that's a great deal and I have ordered them!

Tilly2

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I'm going to share them with a friend.

Then, I'm going to put mine in pots and move them around the garden as and when.

Toorak

I will give some to a friend too. But I'll probably plant in the ground - we took all out bulbs out while we 'refreshed' a rather tired garden so we have some gaps among the perennials that can be filled.

Tilly2

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Mr T is terrible for digging up bulbs and not putting them back. He has no patience with them and sticks them in a bucket with the weeds!

My bulbs are safer in their own pots. :-)

Toorak

I'm a bit guilty of that myself :-(

Tilly2

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Toorak, do you know if I can just use ordinary soil in my pots? Filling pots with John Innes No.2 is going to cost a lot of money.

If they grow in ordinary soil in the ground, they sould be ok with soil in a pot, do you think?

Toorak

I'm no expert but I would have thought so - they tend to grow well in the ground. I don't think they need compost.

Toorak

Mind you the RHS suggests using compost:

https://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/how-to-plant-bulbs-in-a-pot