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Planting ulbs Bulbs for spiling flowers which will be available! from now to December should be planted as soon
as possible afteij they are received. A. G. Smith. I Jr., associate horticulturist ac VPI, says a good bulb has one pr more minature flowers with aljl the leaves in its center and focjd packed around it. All the gardener has to do
is plant it in jwell drained soil where the bulb can make roots and take up w; mount of ferti the rest. iter and a small azer. Nature does mam i>ed Use no planting tim,e, with great should be mi: the soil so tha jure roots. Son i worked into the bulbs are As a rule, r; rodents do no daffodils, hyaci bits like the often kill tops off close Rodents do tulips,, Dutch they find theiji food. The gre cur near old arras. for bulbs at and use fertilizers care. Chemicals thoughly with they will not inle fertilizer can be top soil after ilanted. i ts, mice and other eat| the bulbs of r crocus. Rabf crocus and ves thefn bi' cutting the he ground, the bulbs of and lillies if hen they need osscs will ocfields and wooded
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