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  1. 09-28-2006, 02:00 PM #1
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    Default Can I plant very old frozen bulbs

    I have some bulbs in my freezer that are about 4 years old. Some daffodils allysum etc... do you think they would still be good?

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    I have no idea.....why were they frozen to beging with? And...allysum is not a bulb. At least not what I'm thinking of....tiny white fluffy flowers that are considered an annual?
    Maybe you can google a gardening site and find out there?
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