A couple of posters have mentioned layering bulbs
I haven't planted my crocus or narcissi bulbs yet
Would layering make sense in a pot about 12 inches deep? In my case it would save the whole thing of having to keep empty pots somewhere in the flat, as the balcony is small.
If I was going to try this experiment - just with one pot - what summer flower would work, that's available to buy at the moment? I like fritillary, saw it suggested for alliums but not keen on the smell of those.
I'd only do this in one pot in case it goes wrong, I wouldn't put all the bulbs in there but it would be interesting to try with a small amount. Thanks.
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Layering bulbs in pots
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Lorelei76 · 18/09/2016 11:09
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