Flowers
that grow from bulbs are easy to care for provided you give them what they
need. Plant them in full sun and well drained soil and every spring when
they start to come up feed them with organic fertilizer and bonemeal.
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The
best way to fertilize your spring bulbs is to mix the fertilizer in your wheelbarrow.
Mix 8 lbs of compost with 3 lbs of bone meal and if you have a fire pit then
add some wood ash to the mix.
Take
your shovel and mix all together well. Use your shovel to add the
fertilizer to the bulb gardens and then rake gently to spread over the entire bed.
This
fertilizer mixture will provide nourishment to an 80 foot flower or spring bulb garden. Water after you add the compost fertilizer to the garden.
Tips
- If your spring is dry then water your spring bulb garden once a week. Provide the plants with 1 inch of water and the roots will be hydrated.
- After your spring bulbs bloom do not cut off the spent blooms, instead allow the bulbs to collect the nutrients that they need and die back naturally. Bulbs usually collect nutrients from the sun and soil in the spring and die back in early summer.
- Spread this fertilizer around your spring blooming shrubs and plants. Your lilacs and peonies will benefit from this spring fertilizer.
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