How to Plant a Bulb Lasagne

Watch as Sarah demonstrates how to plant a bulb lasagne in a container.

[VancouverIslandgirl]

Can’t wait to see these pots in the Spring! Great video.

[elizabethkozleski]

Can you share your lasagne pots now? I followed your example and have the first round of iris reticulata and crocus blooming. The daffodils are ready to open and the tulips have broken the surface. It would be fun to see how yours have turned out.

[praneehoneyroy]

Wow. Great Video Sarah. Can this be done for summer bulbs like lilliums, Gladilous, freesias ?

[James-hrl]

Lovely video Sarah!. I planted my bulbs in the garden last weekend. I had forgotten about planting a bulb lasagne though. Better go out and get a few more bulbs tomorrow.

[gardengirl]

How do you store the iris reticulated after they are done flowering? Which tulips and narcissus did you plant? GREAT video! Thanks!

[craigdonnelly]

I'm in new Zealand ...nearly all my Iris reticulate iris rotted :( was bummed out ...the smallest bit fo rain on them and they just rotted :( Tulips were the best and daffs ") I love lasagne planting them, first-time last year, cant wait to do it again 2021. Thanks for the video and tips :) (Lisa commenting not Craig haha)

[ankabubanj]

Beautifully done!... What is the plant in the back with the interesting leaves?... See you next time!... Stay safe!

[Gingerrocket]

When would I make these up in the uk? Tia

[togetvj]

You say to "whisk these out" referring to the Iris but don't they have the same needs as other bulbs, that the foliage has to turn yellow and die back and then the bulbs stored, or removed in foliage and planted elsewhere to die back? I think they do.

[chrisgilliam]

Thanks for info! but by compost do you mean potting mix?

[danielbohonek]

Sarah when you bringing back Bees, Butterflies & Bloom ?

[Dragon-Slayr]

We don't need to plant we have the milk men species that came out the plum goat's nipples ( )