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Q: Fall Flower Bulbs - No Flowers
Aug 26, 2009 - Amber
PVFS Customer question - Staff Response Question: I have a question regarding flowers we purchased last year. The flowers are 10 Ranunculus Tecolote. I planted they in the late fall, but only one has appeared so far. I wondered what I should do to get the others to come up. If you can help me I would appreciate it. Thanks Paula Answer: I would gently dig the area to see if the bulbs are still there, trying not to disturb any new root hairs. Of course, they may have rotted or a rodent could have eaten them. Did you soak the bulbs first? If they are still there and hard little nuggets, you could soak them for a couple of hours and replant once they’ve swelled. Hope this helps Also Take a Look at our Fall Bulb Planting Guide here. Categories: Flower Bulbs, Fall Bulbs
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