Last time, I talked about Bulb Lasagna, which was the technique of planting your bulbs in a container. Today, I’ll talk about putting them right in your garden. Let’s also realize that you probably have some bulbs already in place. 
On my New Hampshire blog, I had an article about dealing with (already) planted bulbs this time of year. Even though it talks about bulbs about to experience a rather cold winter, it will help you with fertilizers and treatment for wintering bulbs…no matter what the climate. 
A year ago, I had an entire blog entry about bulbs. Here is the link for that. No sense “re-writing” all the same stuff. This link tells you the “how’s, why’s and where’s about bulb planting!
If you haven’t bought your bulbs yet, there’s still time. You can get bulbs at any garden center. You can also utilize a mail order nursery. I belong to a Pacific North West Gardening Facebook site where I asked about local Nurseries. I got two suggestions; You can check them out here. Easy To Grow Bulbs or Roozengaarde in Mt. Vernon.
The nurseries I used ship worldwide, so they are also worth checking. Their bulbs are “prime”! White Flower Farm and John Scheepers.
This also might be a possibility for those of you who have “Juliet” balconies with flowers. But, it may also give others of you some ideas on planting bulbs in general. We’re getting close to that time.
who has it in her garden! So, I did both!
It is pretty much done blooming, but it sure was pretty when it was in it’s prime!
