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Daffidol bulbs in bowl
By Irish
- 17 Oct, 2008
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What are they doing in there, Irish????
17 Oct, 2008
aye Hywel, seen it in my new book so thought id try it.
the bulbs are just barely sitting in the water
17 Oct, 2008
I put hyacinths (spelling?) in a big bowl with glass beads a couple of years ago ... they were fab.. never thought to try it with daffs.. now you've got me going girl....
17 Oct, 2008
hopefully growing Spritz lol
17 Oct, 2008
aw cool Sal, glad it worked with your bulbs. you gona try it again with daffs?
17 Oct, 2008
What happens when they grow tall? Won't they fall over????
17 Oct, 2008
kinda hard to see in this photo, but the bowl is pretty deep
17 Oct, 2008
Thats interesting , I have a bowl of marbles wonder if it will work with them !
17 Oct, 2008
OK. Looks quite shallow in the photo. You must have been leaning over!!!
17 Oct, 2008
Ok ticked a like bulbs in a bowl ? Must be my Irish genes.
17 Oct, 2008
~Hydroponics Eileen?~What's the book called?
17 Oct, 2008
lol it must be Bonkers
18 Oct, 2008
the book is called 101 garden projects,,,, its a gardeners world book Arlene
18 Oct, 2008
Eileen, youve got me looking for a suitable bowl now how deep does the bowl and the water need to be?
18 Oct, 2008
it doesn't say how deep the bowl should be , just says a deep, wide bowl or a jar, some pebbles or glass stones or even gravel . put a layer of stones in the base, push the bulbs into the stones enough to hold them and then add water to just below the bulb, top up when necessary
18 Oct, 2008
The place where I buy my bulbs has these all over the place with various types of bulbs and different sizes and shapes of bowls.
18 Oct, 2008
you gona get one Newfienurse?
18 Oct, 2008
~ wonder what an arrangement of tete a tete mini daffodils would look like?The more enclosed it is the moister the environment-did you have your bowl already or did you buy especially Eileen?
A while ago the shops in London were doing big round goldfish looking bowls with coloured calla lilies wrapped around inside-looked really classy!
18 Oct, 2008
i would say tete a tete daff's would look brilliant done this way Arlene.
i already had the bowl, there was some very tired looking potpourri in it
18 Oct, 2008
Might give this a try myself , whats the next project then ?
18 Oct, 2008
aye Janette give it a go.
my next project is to go and do the councils work for them by cutting back all branches over hanging the roads lol
18 Oct, 2008
Good project, might save somebody from, getting a black eye lol
18 Oct, 2008
~still feeling lousy as is the whole family-but when I'm feeling better I will be heading to Wyevale!~good luck with the branches!
The local farmer cuts the hedges back in a truly draconian fashion which leaves the wood all battle scarred and bare and I usually can't wait for them to grow! ~ our local council sends out a cherry picker to cut the overhanging ones as the bus company runs double deckers but sometimes we get such winds there are quite big branches in the road-must be dangerous for you with the learners?
18 Oct, 2008
lol cheers janette
18 Oct, 2008
aw Arlene , i hope you are feeling better soon
18 Oct, 2008
~thanks Eileen
~the weather is dry and I wish i could get out ino the garden ~but I start to feel shivery and very fragile so just wanting it to go away so that I can do things!~
Got my own brand of biological warfare! trouble is it's winning!
18 Oct, 2008
the garden will wait for you Arlene, just make sure you are fully well before doing anything out there
18 Oct, 2008
~thanks Eileen!
18 Oct, 2008
He he Irish cutting down branches for the council - that d be on trunk roads then, save the government ( small g due to cut backs ) a job they ve been cutting branches everywhere.
Sorry to hear you not feeling well Arlene.Get well soon.x
18 Oct, 2008
lol i was fixing a puncture yesterday Bonkers and nearly got my eye taking out with a over hanging branch
19 Oct, 2008
no Irish, I won't be getting any, I'm thinking that come spring, I will have enough bulbs to look at! lol...take pictures of the blooms, please!
19 Oct, 2008
lol true i think you have more than enough bulbs there
19 Oct, 2008
This is a good idea.I have one of those bowls somewhere,used to have an african violet in mine plus I have some glass pebbles though mine are blue.I think they will look lovely when they are in flower.
21 Oct, 2008
thanks Tina
21 Oct, 2008
This looks very pretty even without the Daffs Eileen :) Cant wait2see it in full bloom itl look Stunning i bet :)
21 Oct, 2008
aww thanks Jacque
21 Oct, 2008
Hope you did'nt flush the goldfish down the loo, lol. Great idea,
22 Oct, 2008
thanks FF, no, you will be glad to hear the goldfish are alive and well and living in the pond lol
22 Oct, 2008
Seems like your Gardeners world book is one I'm going to be looking out for Eileen. Definitely got some good, practical and not expensive ideas !! Love to see the bulbs in flower
24 Oct, 2008
im looking forward to seeing them too joannie
25 Oct, 2008
I was given a glass trough with glass pebbles and paper white narcissus bulbs a few years ago, it made a lovely display, this will be really pretty when the flowers appear!
31 Oct, 2008
looking forward to when the flowers appear Madmum
31 Oct, 2008
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That looks interesting Irish.
17 Oct, 2008