§ Mr. Danceasked the Minister of Works what happens to the bulbs in the Royal Parks when they have been removed from the beds.
§ Mr. MolsonThe great majority of the tulips are planted again for a second year and afterwards destroyed. The labour and cost of sorting and packing for sale would make such a course uneconomic. Some daffodils and narcissi are grown each year in beds and later lifted and naturalised in grass where they may remain undisturbed for a long time.