i have some bulbs in my garden that have never bloomed, each year they come up?

Answer 1

The possibility is, they are a bit shy to demonstrate their inner self! Maybe some additional manure and watering prior to the blooming season will induce them to spring!

Answer 2

if you dont let there foilage die all the way each year before you trim it back,i mean all the way dried up ,then the bulbs dont get enough food to bloom the next year! they get there nutrients from the leaves and stems and they slowly go down to the bulb to store for food during the winter months. you might try always watering them with miracle grow ,some times it helps!good luck and happy gardening!!!

Answer 3

Cindib has a very valid point. The amount of sun bulbs get triggers blooming.

Answer 4

Placement of your bulbs could be the answer. Your soil,plant food, sunlight, drainage and the need to separate them. I would get a book on your location, or go to your nearest garden center, they are a good resource for much needed information.Good luck with your bulbs.

Answer 5

Try moving them to a new location and give them some bulb fertilizer too!

Answer 6

sometimes there to deep mbey dig them up and try not to plant thim so deep do you pull yur bulbs apart after they bloom dig them up and theresthree seperations of the bulb pull them apart and replnt thim thats how you get more and more

Answer 7

they could also be surprise lily the don't always produce flowers, My moms had them are her house as long as I can remember but remember no flowers more than flowers. When they do bloom they have great flowers.

Answer 8

They are probably planted too deep or are underfed. Depending on what kind of flower they are, sun/shade can make a difference too.

Answer 9

Maybe they just need more light. Consider relocating a few to see what happens.

Answer 10

change their location