Good question! After assembly is complete, you'll want to add enough water so it barely touches the base of the bulbs. Once the roots start to form, add enough water to cover the roots, but not touching the base of the bulb. This watering information is noted on the instruction sheet included with each of our Paperwhite Kits during the Holiday season. Thank you.

Hello, our plant experts had this to say: "It's not too late. Anything that drops its leaves will (likely) be hardy enough to plant and the ground will be warm from summer, so good root growth." We hope this information is helpful. Thank you for watching!

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Thank you for your inquiry, GARDENWORKS is based in British Columbia and all gardening advice/info is respective to our region. However, we might advise planting the cloves 4-6 weeks before the soil freezes, and mulch at least 10-15 CM to minimize harm from freeze-thaw cycles over the winter. A larger container will freeze less easily than a smaller one. We highly advise speaking to a local, Toronto based garden centre for more details. Thank you again.

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Thank you for your question - noting that our gardening knowledge is based in the lower mainland area of British Columbia, we typically advise garlic planting between mid October to November (though colder weather may push these dates ahead), with a planned harvest of mid-July. We hope this is helpful.

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Thank you for your question - it is generally a good idea to select a larger container first to reduce the amount of times your need to re-pot.

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Thank you for the question - in terms of B.C.'s Lower Mainland & Vancouver Island, most potted blueberries are fairly winter hardy to the region. We may advise moving them under-cover and close to a building wall in times of very low temperatures. Thank you again.

​@@GARDENWORKSCanadamine are on a covered patio. Would it be ok to bring them indoors during winter in Quebec or would it be better to bring them in a unheated shed. Thanks!

Hey there@@hugomercier1593 , our experts have the following to say: " I would do the unheated shed. Blueberries are fairly hardy (we leave them outside fully exposed to the weather in Lower Mainland, B.C.). Having said that...there are hardier ones for the north (they tend to have names like Northcountry, Northlands...also Polaris, Patriot) vs B.C.'s coastal climate. Those hardier ones will winter better in their climate. Indoors would be a problem in that they do need a dormant period (cold, drop leaves...). Might depend how cold the shed gets. Anything that keeps the roots from being too cold will likely help (ie, being in the ground)." We hope this is helpful. Thank you!

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