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I have quite a few of each of those bulbs that I really don't want to pitch come cold weather, but I don't want to keep them growing in the g'house. Can I "exhume" them from the pots now, cut off the leaves, wash the dirt off, let dry and then put them in a tub with some dry wood shavings? What I would really like to do with a bunch of them come warm weather next spring is plant them down by the creek in that nice, black wet creek soil. The creek is fenced off except where the cement crossing is for the cattle, so no worries the beasts would get at them.
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