How can I improve drainage for my fall bulb planting area?
I'm currently working on a section of my garden that I designated for fall bulbs, but I have some concerns about drainage. I live in a region with heavy rainfall during the fall months, and I've noticed that the soil tends to retain water, which can be detrimental to bulb health. In the past, I've tried raised beds, but I still see some pooling around the bulbs after heavy rains. My garden setup includes a variety of native plants, but I want to ensure that my bulbs can thrive without rot. Has anyone else faced similar issues with drainage, and what specific techniques or materials did you find effective in improving the situation? I'm particularly interested in solutions that align with my sustainable gardening practices!