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1 min readfound these in my garage (are they toast?)
I just found 2 bags of crocus bulbs on a shelf in the garage. Bought them back in September, set them down "for a sec," and then fall happened (tomatoes, garlic, leaves, repeat). I know, it's November and most planting guides would say I blew it—but bulbs are WAY more forgiving than the calendar suggests. Here's why: fall bulbs don't need to grow roots before the ground freezes. Each one is basically a packed lunch: food, moisture, and a fully formed flower bud already tucked inside. A...