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For successful fall bulb planting, well-drained soil is essential to prevent waterlogging and rot. The ideal soil should be loose, fertile, and free of large rocks, with a neutral pH. Organic matter or compost can be added to improve soil quality. It’s also important to ensure the soil temperature is below 60°F before planting, as this chilling period is crucial for spring blooms. Proper planting depth and spacing are equally important to give each bulb the best start for a vibrant display come spring. Cheers

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