Re: fall sales--bulbs

In a message dated 10/24/00 7:00:10 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
goingnutz@starpower.net writes:

<<  They also will be marking down
 the bulbs soon.  You have to go through them but for almost nothing a
 package, why not give them a try.  Last year I bought some Allium bulbs and
 tulips.  I love tulips and so do the critters.  By getting them at a great
 price it doesn't hurt so much when they get eaten.  It was not the critters
 that got them last year but a bad hail storm. >>

Tulips here are immune to hail.  That's because the deer eat them to the 
ground before they ever open.  Hyacinths too.  Solution:  Plant daffodils.  
None of the critters will touch them.  AND, unlike tulips, daffodils become 
stronger and more floriferous every year, while tulips tend to get weaker 
every year.
Bill Lee
Z6a just outside Cincinnati

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