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survive better in well-prepared, loose soil.
Plant hyacinths, tulips, and other large bulbs eight inches deep (from ground level to the base of the bulb). Space them six inches apart. Once the bulbs are in position, cover them with about three to four inches of soil, and water the area. Add the remaining soil, and water again. Then cover the area with a three-inch layer of organic mulch. Keep the soil moist, particularly during dry spells.
Plan Method of Fertilizing ,
Fertilization improves bulb performance and encourages longvity. Two fertilizing methods are recommended. One utilizes a sulfurcoated, slow-release, complete fertilizer incorporated into the rooting area at the rate of one rounded tablespoon per square foot. A single application will nourish the bulbs throughout the fall, winter and spring. The other method is an application of 8-8-8 (one level tablespoon) or 10-10-10 (one rounded teaspoon) fertilizer per square foot in the fall. Apply again in the spring when the
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