They come in different forms, too: bulbs and corms, which look like tiny spiders. Peonies and poppies arrive as bare roots, and irises arrive as tubers. Each gets planted slightly differently.

This gives the bulb time to settle and begin growing roots before temperatures drop. Be sure to mulch the freshly planted area well. Do not store lily bulbs in an area that is too warm or drops ...

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Some bulbs are more forgiving of late planting than others ... Soak seeds in water for a day before sowing. Use long pots or root trainers filled with compost, and water well before adding seeds.