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    You can grow these in a pot. I have been growing on for several years. It keeps multiplying and I divide and spread out the bulbs. This summer I planted them in a three foot round container. It should be a massive show later in the year when they come up again. So, you don't have to plant them in the yard unless you want to. I was afraid it was too cold here for them to make it through the winter. But maybe they would have? Not sure.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brutal_Dreamer View Post
    I was afraid it was too cold here for them to make it through the winter. But maybe they would have? Not sure.

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    Bruce,
    My understanding is they do not tolerate freezing conditions very well, if at all, but of course this is what I hear from sources in my part of the world where it does get slightly colder than where you are! Since you have so many, you might consider trying a couple in the ground over the winter and see what happens.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Orchidzrule View Post
    Bruce,
    My understanding is they do not tolerate freezing conditions very well, if at all, but of course this is what I hear from sources in my part of the world where it does get slightly colder than where you are! Since you have so many, you might consider trying a couple in the ground over the winter and see what happens.

    Cheers,

    Rob

    I started to do that this time and decided that I wanted a big show in the spring. LOL. I really should try it out. You are right.

    Cheers,
    BD

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