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Morning everyone at harts nursery, I’d just like to say how wonderful the white double begonias have turned out, smothered in gorgeous blooms and nearly 18 inches high. Thank you so very much. Enjoy the sunshine. Gary
Hi Garry
That’s wonderful and thank you so much for contacting us with your lovely comments. We like to make people smile and we appreciate it in return 🙂
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I planted some lilies couple years ago & I haven’t seen them show any flowers this year.
I can see the green stem on one, 12” approx with a type of singed tip. What can I do?
Your lilies may need dividing now and giving a feed. I would allow them to do their thing this year and then lift and divide them in the Autumn by breaking off the bulblets. Replant them straight away and when you see signs of growth in the Spring, give them a diluted tomato feed.
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Hi, we were at the RHS Hampton Court Flower Show yesterday & bought some Allium bulbs. The bulbs are great but I am wondering how to store them until September or can I plant them into the ground / pots now?
Hi there,
It’s fine to plant your alliums now. If you’re not ready to plant them straight away, you can keep the bulbs in the paper bag somewhere dry and cool until you’re ready to plant them. More information on planting and care instructions can be found on our website.
The Hart Family
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I bought ‘Joop’ lily bulbs at Hampton Court FS. What type of soil should they be planted in?
Good afternoon,
Lilium Joop is an oriental lily so they prefer an acidic soil. If you do not know your soil type in your garden then we advise planting them in a pot or container using an ericaceous compost ensuring you have plenty of drainage.
The Hart Family
