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How do I get more bulbs from the original bulbs I've planted?

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by PumpkinPrincess on December 4th, 2005
Check out this site: http://hgic.clemson.edu/factsheets/HGIC1155.htm
Most bulbs multiply on their own. After a few years you can lift the original bulbs and carefully divide the newer, smaller bulbs from the original ones and replant them.
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