Forcing spring

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Where do I look to find out how to force spring bulbs indoors? (Tulips, daffodils, crocus, snowdrops) Is it already too late?

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[dkapell.livejournal.com]

i would start at hgtv.com. there must be an article there somewhere

[cloudwatcher.livejournal.com]

I like this site:
http://www.pallensmith.com/newsletter/2003/news_082203a.htm

[hawkegirl.livejournal.com]

I see you've gotten other advice, and it's no doubt better then mine, but alas, I stick them in a pot in the window when I want them to grow and bloom, and they do, and I toss them in a bag under the sink when I don't. Sometimes I don't have time to get around to them (often a year I've had a baby) and so they sit under there for a few years, sometimes I get them to go twice because I wasn't sure if I'd set them out in the spring and thought they'd look nice in the fall (usually Gregorian then reminds me we already bloomed them in the spring). So, the moral of my story is I think if they get any ammount of light and water they'll probably do their thing, and they seem wicked hearty when they're dormant.

[editrx.livejournal.com]

It's easy enough to do, but what with needing to cool the bulbs, then force them, you're not going to get blooms until about 6 weeks from now, minimum.

I'll show you my results when we do the sushi-and-Firefly evening.