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Would weedkiller on my lawn damage the bulbs growing in it?

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Almost certainly, weedkillers used on lawns will cause enough damage to stop the bulbs flowering or even kill them outright. Wait until the leaves on the bulbs have turned brown and died back before applying any weed- or moss-killer.

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Steve Bradley M.A M.Hort RHS

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