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Bluebell bulbs ?

Started by Mortality, January 13, 2010, 14:34:37

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Mortality

Ive just made a start on our back garden by clearing the Bluebell bulbs that appear to be all over it, any ideas how they would've affected the soils fertility?

I hope the onions im going to grow get as big as some of those bulbs !  ::)

I doubt if those are the type of Bluebells that are protected by law !
( That i've only just read about !  :o )
Please don't be offended by my nickname 'Mortality'
As to its history it was the name of a character I played in an online game called 'Everquest'
The character 'Mortality Rate' was a female Dark Elf Necromancer, the name seemed apt at the time and has been used alot by me over the years.

Mortality

Please don't be offended by my nickname 'Mortality'
As to its history it was the name of a character I played in an online game called 'Everquest'
The character 'Mortality Rate' was a female Dark Elf Necromancer, the name seemed apt at the time and has been used alot by me over the years.

grawrc

Don't know but they seem to grow like weeds in my garden. Just don't seem ever to get rid of them all.

Unwashed

They're not protected in a garden or on your allotment plot.  Odds on they're Spanish anyway.

Onions do like a bit of feeding.  I'd use a bit of growmore.
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Robert_Brenchley

Just get rid of the bluebells, and compost them. They will die, eventually, if you keep the light out. They won't have affected the soil.

rosebud

 Last year we dug up tons of bluebell bulbs, fed the garden with chicken pellets & we had a wonderfull crop of potatoes, Onions, runner beans, strawberrys,   & Courgettes & had good growth on 2 new goosebeery trees.
Then we sold up & someone else got a lovely veggie garden.  Now we have to start all over again ::) ::) ::).  ;D

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