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Gardening

CottonBear

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1. Cover them with some soil conditioner, which is super finely chopped up pinebark.

Reply to Baltimike (Original post)

Sat Nov 21, 2020, 10:38 AM

Nov 2020

I use Evergreen Soil Conditioner, which I get at Lowe's. I also use this, as well as similar products, to condition planting beds, condition soil when planting woody trees and shrubs, mulch both perennial and annual beds, mulch container plants, and mix 50-50 with potting soil for container plantings.

Soil conditioner will protect the bulbs, condition the soil, and look good!

My bulbs are also coming up here in Northeast Georgia.

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I went to mulch my garden this morning and some of my fall planted bulbs are sprouting [View all] Baltimike Nov 2020 OP

Cover them with some soil conditioner, which is super finely chopped up pinebark. CottonBear Nov 2020 #1

We are having really warm weather for November... 2naSalit Nov 2020 #2

good to know...my muscari are starting to bloom Baltimike Nov 2020 #3

don't worry jxl Dec 2020 #4