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Gardening

NewHendoLib

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2. with tulips, the leaves precede the bud, which emerges later from the center

Reply to Scrivener7 (Reply #1)

Wed Mar 1, 2023, 08:53 AM

Mar 2023

you may be OK. we have issues using tulips as a perennial here - daffodils spread/naturalize well, but tulips seem to need to be dug and replanted, or replaced. We had best luck with tulips when we lived further north (PA or new england)

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We are a month ahead with respect to what's blooming - this is crazy! [View all] NewHendoLib Mar 2023 OP

My tulip leaves came up and then it snowed. I am guessing there won't Scrivener7 Mar 2023 #1

with tulips, the leaves precede the bud, which emerges later from the center NewHendoLib Mar 2023 #2

I'm in NY. They usually work great here. I defer to your horticultural Scrivener7 Mar 2023 #3

Awww NewHendoLib Mar 2023 #4

Nuthin' here. Ocelot II Mar 2023 #5