I have more fall planting bulbs than China has rice. I am thinking about extending my bulb bed,with no till garden , using cardboard to get rid of weeds and grass. My question ,will the bed be ready for fall bulb planting, I live in Va, zone 6.Any opinions? Thank You.
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SneIrish wrote:
Hmmm. If you do it right now, it might be ready. I have always done mine in the fall and let it sit over the winter to be ready for spring. But that seems to be about the same length of time.
Posted on 18 Apr 12 (about 1 year ago)
rosemarieGardener wrote:
And, keep it moist.
Posted on 18 Apr 12 (about 1 year ago)
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