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lisa69

By Lisa69

Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom

Blind Bluebells :(

For a couple of years now my bluebells have come up but produced very few flowers.

If I lift them now can they be plated in deep pots and would this maybe encourage them to flower?

Thanks for your answers to my previous question and for all the inspirational idea's here I now have a plan :-))




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Hi Lisa I would lift and divide and replant them in the ground rather than into pots.

18 Oct, 2012

 

i 'm in agreement with moongrower. next spring after any flowers have finished or if no flowers, feed the foliage of the bulbs and let them die down completely. there is an urge to clear the foliage up too soon [well true in my case] and this is when the bulb makes the fower for next year.

18 Oct, 2012

 

SBG- sorry I did not give a complete post - you have! I would add that the wether this summer has not been conducive for bulbs to set flowers for next year.

18 Oct, 2012

 

Morning, thank you Moon Growe and Seaburngirl I chose a new spot for them yesterday and Seaburn that could be part of it, as they die back I do tend to clear the foliage before they have completely died back.

Thanks again, lets hope today is as lovely as the rest of this weeks been :-))

19 Oct, 2012

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