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    1. bedtimeprep on

      Looks fantastic and looking forward to the spring update – provided the squirrels don’t undo your hard work overnight!!

    2. SomeGuyInTheUK on

      NIce. Consider netting on top to keep the cats off til they come up?

    3. FlatBadger1 on

      We have a squirrel problem and this wouldn’t last the night.

      I would cover it with black bin liners cut open, and fork a few holes in them for drainage. 👍🏼

    4. Throwaway0373819 on

      oooo your garden’s looking GORGEOUS, that’ll be absolutely lovely especially when the sun’s out

    5. kittensposies on

      I feel a strange compulsion to mess those straight lines right up 🫣

    6. bitchbenny on

      I would also plant a line of Cornus alba ‘Sibirica’ across the middle. They won’t hide the tulips but will give a nice splash of colour all year.

    7. SnooGoats3389 on

      I’m not trying to be a negative nelly here but they really don’t look deep enough

      Typically you plant tulips at a depth 3-4 times the height of the bulb, usually around 15cm deep so they have a good strong anchor for their top heavy blooms and helps deter pests like squirrels and mice getting to the bulb. Timing is also important end of October, start of November is tulip planting season when temperatures have dropped enough to kill off any viruses around warmer temperatures in September make it a risker month

      That said I really hope your display is great, the blue edging will be lovely with the spring flowers

    8. CurvePuzzleheaded361 on

      Amazing!! We are doing ours tomorrow but get lots of squirrels that visit so we also have to cover everything with mesh. Post some pics in the spring please.

    9. mochacocoaxo on

      Please, pretty please, give us an update when they are in bloom.

      I’m literally saving this post so I can click on your profile in spring.

    10. SinnerStar on

      Squirrels gonna be so happy lol

      Seriously nice work, please post next year when they pop, and hopefully the Squirrels don’t find them.

      I would have been too tempted to plant in colour blocks

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