Making a Bulb Lasagne with tulips, hyacinths and crocuses.

Helen, the Crocus Plant Doctor, explains the easy process of creating months of flowering bulbs by making a bulb lasagne.

[crocusvideo]

Hi everyone, thanks for all of your comments on this video! We plan to reshoot this video next year so that we can show the finished product as well as how to create it. Unfortunately we just have to wait for nature and the seasons....

[CarlNiblock]

would be nice to actually see the finished product

[silvertonguedaywalker]

Great info giving us the months to plants, x first time i have found you on here x will follow you and see how much more we can learn x

[PetalsonthePavingSlabs]

I've got loads of containers that will do the job, might try this! Thank you.

[MsSnicker]

Can't wait to try-just found you on YouTube! Brilluant!

[carolcooper]

Did this and have a fantastic display now. Can I feed and keep for next year?

[jennyperez]

I would like to know how it looks after.

[silvertonguedaywalker]

Doing these for the first time this year x will put pic on

[laurafujii]

i would like to see the blooming of your plantings ?

[mntserv]

That is so awesome. I can't wait to do this. Can anyone tell me the best place to buy bulbs. I haven't had great luck with the ones here in my area.

[valeriemoore]

Sally does not say anything about watering.  When do you water the bulb lasagne, and when do you water the paperwhites?

[mikeymouse]

is there an update with all the plants grew

[kamrunshams]

how often watering is good. Bc my bulbs are gone vanished from the pot.

[baljeet]

Excellent! do we have to make holes in the pot first? Thanks

[jlstarsound]

Can the seeds from the hyacinth flowers be used to grow new plants?

[hostafreund]

Nice video, but like Carl said - it would be nice to see what happend later.
I think the bulbs are too deep, there it would be nice to see the finished poduct.

[hmh]

SHOW THE FINISHED PRODUCT!!! Aren't they struggling for room w their leaves packed so closely together? Thanks

[millardshires]

To comments/questions about the top layer; depending on where you live you can plant some glacier pansies and/or ornamental cabbage and/or rainbow chard for some winter color instead of just a pot with gravel on top. When the first bulbs start to appear, cut the winter plants back. And, as to watering the bulbs; yes, water them after planted, and if you have no snow or rain during the winter, then occasionally water them with just enough water to get the soil damp at the bottom layer of the bulbs -- perhaps during those nice warmer days when the sun is out. Do not water them if the weatherman is predicting sub zero temps! :)

[andreathomas]

would have liked to see it all in bloom, those tulips were down pretty far, well below the  frost line for some countries....blooming photo please :-)

[bigshotlawton]

What was that material that was spread on the top of the soil at the very end?