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It probably wouldn't be recommend by the RHS or whatever, but I have planted hundreds and hundreds of daffodil bulbs in grass using a fencing pinch bar, and if the ground is soft close the hole with your heel, or if you're stuck backfill with a handful of compost/soil.

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Back in the early 90s me and some others planted 10s of thousands of daffodils at Groombridge place (pictured)

 

We found digging out a spit square with a sharp spade and putting a bulb in each corner worked best.

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Edited by Mick Dempsey
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But not too deep or they could come up blind. Easy to overdo it with an auger I'd have thought. 

 

What about slot planting them using a narrow drainage shovel?

Edited by Gimlet

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