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Tulips And What To Grow Now
My tulips were beautiful while they lasted. Now they have died and i have long stalks hanging about everywhere, looking terrible. I want to clear them away and plant something pretty that will do well at this time and for a few months after.
Can i cut all the stalks and replant stuff over them?, but obviously i still have the tulips to come out again next year.
Please tell me how to do this, and what is the best thing to plant now.
Many thanks
Can i cut all the stalks and replant stuff over them?, but obviously i still have the tulips to come out again next year.
Please tell me how to do this, and what is the best thing to plant now.
Many thanks
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.As a guess, I'd say the 'red bulbs' are the tulip bulbs that have turned red in the sun......no seriously, and are now ready for lifting.
Push a fork under the bulbs and leaver it back, while gently pulling the stem with the other hand, they should come out easy and they can be saved/stored for autumn planting.
Push a fork under the bulbs and leaver it back, while gently pulling the stem with the other hand, they should come out easy and they can be saved/stored for autumn planting.
Sorry, i cant seem to upload a photo for some reason. After careful observation, i have noticed the red bulbs are sticking out from the bottom of the tulip stalks, and as chipchopper advised, i gave them a slight tug and the stalks came away easily, they were yellow. There are still some in there, but they are green, so i will leave them for a while. Oh and i have taken the bulbs out of the ground ready to replant. So it is starting to look more tidy now. These dreaded slugs are everywhere. Thanks darlings x
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