The weather has not been too cold, so they have been left outside. I do not have a greenhouse do they need to be kept indoors i.e a garden shed Or do they need heat and light.
Hi Lyn, Yes the potted tulips are outside. I have others in the ground, obviously they will stay there. My main concern is that the potted Tulips might get frozen in their pots, and that I might lose them.
This has started to happen in the last few years. I don't remember it happening ages ago. (But then I don't remember much these days...)
thought that was just me Steve
Mine are also outside, slightly sheltered from the worst of the rain which causes more problems than nay cold will give them. They'll be absolutely fine John, it's what they're designed to do.
Hope you get a good display
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Yes - they'll slow down when the weather cools down - they'll be fine.
This has started to happen in the last few years. I don't remember it happening ages ago. (But then I don't remember much these days...)
Thank you.
The weather has not been too cold, so they have been left outside. I do not have a greenhouse do they need to be kept indoors i.e a garden shed Or do they need heat and light.
Thanks again .......John
Do you mean your tulips John, they should be outside.
Hi Lyn, Yes the potted tulips are outside. I have others in the ground, obviously they will stay there. My main concern is that the potted Tulips might get frozen in their pots, and that I might lose them.
No, the tulips will be just fine outside in the pots - that's where mine are - they need the cold weather
thought that was just me Steve
Mine are also outside, slightly sheltered from the worst of the rain which causes more problems than nay cold will give them. They'll be absolutely fine John, it's what they're designed to do.
Hope you get a good display
Thank you all very much for your swift and helpful replies.
I also planted some tulip bulbs in a pot last month and they are shooting