VALERIE’S VIEW from the Greenhouse!

DO YOU HAVE TULIPS AND DAFFODILS?
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These are the two questions that I have been asked most this week. Unfortunately, the Tulips and Daffodils should have been planted in the Fall. Tulip bulbs require at least 14 weeks of cold weather to help them store the required nutrients to bloom when the weather warms.
 
As for the pansies, they are in the works. Our plants in the greenhouse are rooted in but are just starting to bloom. They will be blooming by next weekend. They can be planted outside now as long as the night temperatures are above freezing. Once they are established, the cold will not hurt them. It would be best to harden them off a few days before planting.
 
We have received the potatoes and onions and other bulbs.  Potatoes and onions can be planted as long as the temperatures in the ground are above 29 degrees. The rest should wait until ground temperatures are around 55 degrees.
 
HAPPY GARDENING!