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By Martha:I have had beautiful daffodils and tulips for many years, but this year a lot of the buds are drying up and turning brown before they open. Some of the bulbs are old, while others are only one or two years old. Can someone help me? Do I need to dig them all up and discard them?
Answer By The Flower Expert: I think, it is better to throw off the old bulbs and keep the younger bulbs. This is because of a condition called "bud blast" that can abort bulb flowers. One of the cause may be overcrowding. You can just dig up your bulbs later in spring and divide them before replanting.
By Guest: Can I store my hyacinth bulbs over the summer in a bag until Fall planting?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Let the Hyacinth foliage wilt down and then clearing the bulbs store it. The best way to store them is in a mesh bag or paper bag with holes that permit ventilation. Keep it in a cool dry place until fall, then plant it again.
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Two Essex garden design teams are celebrating after being awarded gold medals at the 2010 Chelsea Flower Show.
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As the curtain came down on the record breaking festival on Saturday organisers were basking in the glory of a fun-packed and colourful 16 days which attracted an audience four times bigger than last year.
Gardening Scotland
Gardening Scotland is the biggest gardening event in Scotland. For more than a decade it has been bringing together top plant growers and talented designers in one glorious show where gardeners can find everything that they need to make their garden grow.
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The Hippodrome of Beirut hosts, for the 7th year in a row, the Garden Show & Spring Festival?s 2010 edition, which will be held from May 25 to May 29. Ritual of garden lovers and trendy decoration items, this year?s event is held under the theme of ?Rose?.
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