Can I plant my bulbs in pots and keep them covered outdoors?
Can I plant my Bulb's in pots and keep them covered outdoors until the last Frost?
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Yes, you can plant your bulbs in pots, but it is best to keep them in a warm place until you can place them outside. Be sure to harden them off in the shade before placing them in full sun.
Hi Robin,
It's best to keep them in a plastic bag that is in a cool, dark place for storage until fall. If you put them in pots they may try to grow and that might weaken the plants. Here's an article with more information that I found for you. Wishing you the best.
https://homeguides.sfgate.com/store-tulip-bulbs-fall-planting-61811.html
what kind of bulbs? and where do you live?