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Depending on what bulbs. If you live in a climate of no winters (cold)... dig up bulbs and place them in your freezer for 3-4 months. In Spring plant again.

Bulbs that don't require cold winter (like Amarylus), place in dark closet. When you see growth appear after months... take out and place back where you had them and start watering them. Do not water while in storage time.

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