Yeoman CYE240 Carbon Steel Bulb Planter with Squeeze Handle

• The easy way to plant your bulbs
• Press the planter into the soil to the required depth using the depth gauge.
• Twist to remove a core of soil.
• Place your bulb in the hole ensuring the bulb remains upright.
• Place the planter back into the hole and release the core with the spring action soil plug release

Yeoman CYE240 Carbon Steel Bulb Planter with Squeeze Handle

tulip bulbs question by Els: How much water does the soil of planted tulip bulbs need before they sprout?
Three weeks ago I have planted tulip bulbs in big earthen pots on my terrace. Should they be kept dry, moist or well-watered to make them sprout? I have heard that tulip bulbs rot easily. Does anybody have any experience with tulips in pots?
I live in a frost-free climate where the minimum winter temperature in December drops to +3 degrees at night and +15 degrees during the day. In this climate tulips flower usually in January when it starts warming up again.

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Answer by jedi_n_dc
The problem here may be that they didn’t get their “overwinter.” In most southern climates, certain bulbs, like daffodils, tulips, hyacinth, etc., need to be artificially wintered in a cold refrigerator or moderate freezer. If the bulb wasn’t properly dormant, it may not come out.

The soil, though, should be moist but not wet. Tulips are prone to rotting in the ground if they get too wet. If the pot does not have holes in the bottom, just drill about 4 1/4-inch holes. Or use clay – which breathes better. But tulips thrive in pots because they have inherent drainage (provided there are holes in the pot.)

Also – I tend to recommend bigger bulbs. Spend a little more for better-quality bulbs. You may spend an extra dollar on the bulb, but the results will be worth it in the end.

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Yard Butler Bulb & Garden Planter BPL-6

• For best results, moisten soil before planting.
• Position the Garden Planter where plant or bulb is to be placed.
• Step down on side foot bar and twist to cut hole to desired depth.
• Pull up and tap to remove core.

Yard Butler Bulb & Garden Planter BPL-6

tulip bulbs question by Kate_118: How to care for tulip bulbs until I can re-plant them?
My university plants new tulip bulbs each fall and then digs them up and throws them away each spring after they’re done blooming. I “rescued” a few bags full of tulip bulbs (with the plants still attached). I know bulbs should usually be planted in the fall, but since they’ve just been dug up, should I replant them now? If not, how should I store them until fall?

tulip bulbs best answer:

Answer by justbeingher
Put them in your refrigerator produce drawer until fall. You can cut the stems off and let them dry a little. Put them in plastic bags with little holes so they can breathe a little and not get moldy.

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