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In an attempt at succession planting, I'd like to sow a variety of poppies (now, on the snow) in a raised bed already loaded w tulip bulbs. Will the poppies bloom as the tulips are fading away, or what can I expect to happen? The bed gets mostly full sun, though one end will become increasingly shaded by a nearby mulberry tree gaining leaves and reach.
I am in Brooklyn. The tulips range from early to late spring. And will the poppies bloom the first year? I'm new at these.
Thanks.
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