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Furthermore, paperwhites, the most popular bulb to force, hardly need "forcing" at all to bloom early. Because they are tender bulbs, native to the warm Mediterranean parts of the world, they require less winter chill than other bulbs and don't need soil. ... After they have finished their display, you can add them to...
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www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2006/11/29/HO...
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This PlantTalk Colorado script discusses the paperwhite narcissus. ... Paperwhites bloom four to eight weeks after potting. For a continuous show of color, start new pots of bulbs every couple of weeks throughout fall and winter. They bloom only once, so discard bulbs after they have flowered.
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www.ext.colostate.edu/ptlk/1322.html
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The most popular way to grow Paperwhites is to force them to bloom indoors during the winter. ... After blooming, cut the flower and stem off. Do not cut back the leaves. Put them in a sunny window and transplant them outdoors when the weather permits. It will take two or three years before they will bloom again.
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www.gardenersnet.com/bulbs/paperwhite.htm
www.gardenersnet.com/bulbs/paperwhite.htm
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After paperwhites bloom inside, cut off blooms, then plant outside. Paperwhites planted outside can take temperatures of 28°F. ground temperature. In the spring, paperwhite blooms will last longer than the King Alfred and Dutch Master bulbs.
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After paperwhites bloom inside, cut off blooms, then plant outside. Paperwhites planted outside can take temperatures of 28°F. ground temperature. In the spring, paperwhite blooms will last longer than the King Alfred and Dutch Master bulbs...
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Discussions relating to Flower Gardens - Paperwhite Blooming ... So for most people, paperwhites only bloom once and for that reason are essentially treated as annuals -- thrown out after the flowers are done.
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flowergardens.suite101.com/discussion.cfm/4949
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Paperwhites will bloom about four to six weeks after planting, so plan accordingly if you want flowers for the holidays or other special occasions. For continuous bloom throughout the winter, plant bulbs every two weeks from late fall through February.
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pss.uvm.edu/ppp/articles/paperwht.htm
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P. Allen Smith Does Daffodils ... After Daffodils Bloom; Daffodils in Your Garden; Why Won’t My Daffodils Bloom?; Paperwhites; Old Washington ... More than 1 million bulbs will bloom into "fields of gold" this spring and for all the springs to follow, lifting the spirits of New York's of New York's citizens and visitors.
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www.cbsnews.com/stories/2002/03/14/earlyshow/saturday/m...
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Plant as soon as possible after purchase. Bulbs for Milder ClimatesTop of Page; Growers in some parts of the Sunbelt must forego ... Hold these in a cool, dark basement for three weeks or put in a bright, cool spot at once for an earlier bloom. Paperwhites are the only narcissus that will thrive outdoors in Sunbelt areas.
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www.ramseyadagency.com/bulbbook/b.htm
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