As most of you probably already know, most fall planted bulbs require 10-17 weeks of chilling (temperatures consistently below 55 degrees F) in order to grow and bloom correctly in the spring. In the USDA Hardiness Zones 3-8, they will receive this period of time naturally when planted outdoors in the fall. But what if you live in zone 9-10? Or what if you were too slow and forgot to buy some bulbs prior to the ground freezing? Perhaps you have wanted to try to force fall planted bulbs, but don’t have the space or ambition provide those many weeks of chilling for them…
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