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Old 18-10-2007, 05:40 PM
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I planted my crocus 2 weeks ago and they are up already guess I did not plant them deep enough shall I put more soil on top.
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I think it's more to do with the temperatures DIana. Most bulbs are planted 2-3 time the size of the bulb deep so about 1.5-2" in the case of Crocus - so they will be through I guess. The cold weather will slow them up.
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thanks Nick I have covered them a little bit more but my garden does face south and we are getting a lot of warm weather here in Orkney at the moment but I guess that will soon change.
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They're hardy little things, so they should be OK. I was clearing up the borders yesterday and managed to slice the top off one of the tulips which had started growing and was just under the surface.
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