lordy

Time to get a trencher......or a backhoe!

WOW!!!!!!!

When she is done planting she is going to look like this.......

Oh yuck! That is gross!

I actually did intend to rent a trencher.

ok i think i contacted all who said they wanted but didnt get to order i have a few bulbs left first come first serve

Ferrai 2
Liberty 2
vera 1
impressive glad about 60 glads
.robinetta gladabout 60 glads

these bulbs have to be bought paid for and shipped asap if you dont know you get some water on them and my inside temp i run at 85 and they want to grow!!!!

if no one speaks up i am planting in a few days


thanks
mike

as far as i know all orders are paid and shipped!!!

What the heck.

Can you throw some of the impressive glads in my box? If I have any room left?

your box left yesterday and HELL no you dont have any room for any more in that box


thanks but

Is there any left for me?

Toy


you said you wanted reg glads yes? if so careyana said contact her and she will take care of you in some way I have what you called hardy glads and a few amaryllis did you want them?

Mike I'll take the white with the green center, was that Athene? Let me know my $$
Edited to add yes, Athene.. Thanks!

Aw, Mike. I didn't know that you have hardy glads and my box has been shipped already. I'll get some from you later. I'll tree mail you.

My box arrived today.

People that purchased impressive glad look here.... They say zone 4-10
http://www.hollandbulbfarms.co...

Robinetta is hardy zone 5-10

i think ours are smaller bulbs but a bit less $$ those are .84 per bulb? wow

thanks for info then us in Florida should be able to grow them!

mike

I do not think the size of the bulb matters. They are hardy for us cold zones just wanted to give the cold zones a heads up.

I know there is a discussion that there are some that are not hardy. I just wanted people to know these are hardy. Others on GW are growing impressive and they are zone 5.

It seems to vary depending on what website you consult. A couple of places I looked said it was only hardy to Zone 7! Which doesn't sound too hardy to me! I'm going to cross my fingers and plant a few when they get here and try to save a few till spring. At the price, I can afford to experiment! And they're soooooo pretty!

I know woofie I was skeptical also until I saw so many people posting that they had been growing them as perennials.

Since I have one that is growing as a perennial I am going to put a couple of mine in that spot also and see what happens.

Well, that was one of the reasons I decided to order some to try. I'm just not too sure when would be the best time to plant them in my area.

I am putting mine in now. That is when I put the ones in that the lady gave me that she said was hardy. I will be out there tomorrow digging.

Our weather is rain, rain, rain, freeze then snow. So all my bulbs even oriental lilies I put a inch of gravel down the bulb on top and then the dirt for drainage.

Mike, thanks!
The bulbs arrived today.
You-da-man

Brian