Dear All, I have decided to redo a raised bed that has just had bulbs in it for about 12 years. So many of the things I originally planted in that area have multiplied in huge numbers and are too crowded and last year some of the Lachenalias that have looked so pretty in the past still bloomed, but the leaves didn't look so hot so I am worried they are virused. So it seems time to take everything out and start all over. Now I have a better idea of which plants increase dramatically every year and I won't plant any of those. I have read Jane's postings in the past about her frames and don't think I can cover this one so it will have to be exposed to our considerable rain. My question has to do with how to plant it so I could recover the bulbs if need be (to share, to divide, to get rid of, etc.) The bed was originally lined with hardware cloth. Jane has talked about using mesh bags like they make for water plants in her frames and I have searched the Internet for sources, but wasn't sure what size to try. And I also found a note from Cathy from the past that she found such things really tough to remove and wouldn't bother with them again. Will Ashburner suggested the mesh bags fruit is sometimes sold in and I have been saving some of those, but probably don't have enough. All suggestions for how to do this are gratefully received. Mary Sue