Bulbs

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	1. It is better to plant bulbs too shallowly than too deeply. A True B False
	2. When purchasing bulbs, which of the following is not a sign of a healthy bulb? A a large bulb B a soft bulb C a smooth bulb
	3. When should hardy, spring-flowering bulbs be planted? A spring B late summer C fall
	4. When is the best time to plant non-hardy bulbs, such as cannas and dahlias? A early spring, so roots become established before hot weather B late spring, after the frost free date C mid-summer, when soil temperatures are warm to support root growth
	5. Why should foliage of hardy bulbs not be removed after flowering? A the foliage produces nutrients necessary for bulb growth and rebloom the following year B the foliage marks the spot where bulbs are planted so that the bulbs are not accidently dug up C removing foliage encourages bulbs to rot


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