What do you do after bulbs have flowered?Updated 19 days ago

You can either leave bulbs planted where they are, or you can lift them once they have fully died back and store them in a cool, dry place over summer and replant them the following autumn. After they have finished flowering, it is a good idea to snip off the seedhead but to leave the stem and leaves to die back fully before you remove them—this will help replenish the bulb for future years. If you have bulbs growing in pots which you want to use for something else, you can transfer them directly into another part of the garden once they have finished flowering. You can transfer them while they are still green, taking care not to damage the roots—and let them die back in their new position.