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Time To Plant Summer Flowering Bulbs! 🌸

You don’t need a big space to plant a garden! Flower bulbs do well in containers as long as the conditions are favorable. They’re easy to grow and can be treated as annuals. Growing flower bulbs is also more cost-effective than buying mature plants from the nursery, as bulbs typically come in multiple packs.

In this video, I planted ten gladiolus corms in a 14 inch diameter container spaced about two inches apart for a denser display. Make sure the pot is at least 12 inches deep and drains well.

For inspiration and education, visit Flowerbulb.eu.

Flower Bulbs from Europe Make You Bloom! 🌸

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