I missed planting my fall bulbs......Can I store them?

by Dorothea

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Any advice as to how to store them until fall, or is there a way to plant them now and still have them flower in the summer

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Janet Pizaro on Mar 19, 2017

You can plant them,however they most likely not flower.If you decide to store them do so in a dry dark area with sphagnum peat's in a brown paper bag.

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Kat21935931 on Mar 25, 2017

You can plant them now but it is best to start them in a pot and after they have sprouted for a bit then transplant them in the ground. I just bought some bulbs last week and it says to plant first in a pot.

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