So I'm not sure--is this normal for Pocatello if you have good early season tulips, or is it super-early? Probably as early as I've noticed them?
I've only been working with bulbs the last few years--first several years it was strictly perennials.
Along the ditch by my driveway, someone at some point spread a ton of random tulip bulbs. These bulbs have, over the course of time, moved, died, been accidentally dug up and never re-planted, choked under 3' of grass, etc etc.
I've got random tulip bulbs close to 100 yards (that's a football field, right?) away from my house. I think squirrels like to plant them as much as I do these days.
So recently I started bulbs. Ugh. Same trial and error as everything else. These bulbs coming up now, for example, are like deer caviar, apparently.
Can I move bulbs in the spring?? Anyone who knows please post!
Nancy
About Me
- Nancy Goodman, MSEd, LPC
- Hello! I am a licensed counselor living in beautiful Pocatello, Idaho and am a two-time layoff survivor and thriver. I love working with individuals and organizations on career, wellness, workplace, communication, motivation, self-esteem, and spirituality issues. I draw my influences from Joseph Campbell, Appreciative Inquiry, Positive Psychology, Existentialism, and additional wellness and spirituality models. I consider my life to be a living laboratory where I apply these principles personally on a regular basis, and so far they're all holding up quite nicely! I like to keep myself busy in the community as time allows; I have served on the board of the Pocatello Neighborhood Housing Services and have coached Girls on the Run/Girls on Track. When I am done stretching myself in a million directions (no worries, it's a good stretch) and planning my conquest of the universe, I like to hang at my cozy and historic home (translation: small and old) with my husband, baby girl, and 4-legged menagerie where the biggest drama comes in a red resealable envelope.
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