Planting Ranunculus & Anemones in the Cut Flower Garden!
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Date: 2022-07-16
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Karla
After I lifted my ranunculus last year (my first try with them, I promptly forgot about them until about 4 weeks ago. They spent the winter in a plastic container in an unheated outbuilding on our farm, Zone 5b. I decided to try and presprout them anyway. They all were viable! I'm so happy because they were a sad, dried up looking lot! Hopefully our weather will straighten out soon so I can plant them out. I guess special care and storage is not always necessary.
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After I lifted my ranunculus last year (my first try with them, I promptly forgot about them until about 4 weeks ago. They spent the winter in a plastic container in an unheated outbuilding on our farm, Zone 5b. I decided to try and presprout them anyway. They all were viable! I'm so happy because they were a sad, dried up looking lot! Hopefully our weather will straighten out soon so I can plant them out. I guess special care and storage is not always necessary.
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Simply
I was so surprised to see you wearing red after you took your jacket off I had to do a double take! Im so used to only seeing you wear black, white or blue. You look great in anything though! Fabulous video like always. I live in a zone three so it will still be a while before I can plant my ranunculus but Im glad Im in a colder zone than you because its always nice to have a refresher course on how to do things before it comes time to do it in my garden.
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I was so surprised to see you wearing red after you took your jacket off I had to do a double take! Im so used to only seeing you wear black, white or blue. You look great in anything though! Fabulous video like always. I live in a zone three so it will still be a while before I can plant my ranunculus but Im glad Im in a colder zone than you because its always nice to have a refresher course on how to do things before it comes time to do it in my garden.
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Shannon
Im new to growing Ranunculus so I have so many questions. I started mine in the hoop house. I have more corms that I havent done anything with because I thought it was to late. My questions are, would you uncover the plants during the day and cover them at night? And can I got ahead and plant the others that I thought was to late? I live in WA state and havent seen freezing temperatures. Were in the med 50s now.
Thank you for any help
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Im new to growing Ranunculus so I have so many questions. I started mine in the hoop house. I have more corms that I havent done anything with because I thought it was to late. My questions are, would you uncover the plants during the day and cover them at night? And can I got ahead and plant the others that I thought was to late? I live in WA state and havent seen freezing temperatures. Were in the med 50s now.
Thank you for any help
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Rebecca
Hey Laura. Watching your videos about winter sowing encouraged me to winter sow a bunch of seeds this past winter. I live in zone 6a. I winter sowed cosmos seeds the first week in March and three weeks later I have cosmos seedlings that are 2 inches tall! I also winter sewed pansy seeds. I see several pairs of green leaves hovering above the soil. So thats encouraging To know that Ill have a bunch of pansies soon!
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Hey Laura. Watching your videos about winter sowing encouraged me to winter sow a bunch of seeds this past winter. I live in zone 6a. I winter sowed cosmos seeds the first week in March and three weeks later I have cosmos seedlings that are 2 inches tall! I also winter sewed pansy seeds. I see several pairs of green leaves hovering above the soil. So thats encouraging To know that Ill have a bunch of pansies soon!
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Helen
Here in zone 9a our ranunculus started blooming this week. I started them outside in February, no protection from frost. We had several days in the upper 20s. Didnt damage them. I have been using clothes pins to pin row covers to my hoops for years. Works real well. Cant tell you how much I enjoy your programs. Hanging out with you every day is something I look forward to. Keep up the good work.
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Here in zone 9a our ranunculus started blooming this week. I started them outside in February, no protection from frost. We had several days in the upper 20s. Didnt damage them. I have been using clothes pins to pin row covers to my hoops for years. Works real well. Cant tell you how much I enjoy your programs. Hanging out with you every day is something I look forward to. Keep up the good work.
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Cassandra
I have been watching your videos for a couple years now and am grateful to be a part of the wake up with garden answer crew. Question when you planted the rannunculus corms did you plant one per 4 inch pot or a couple per pot and then space them 9 inches apart in clusters. Thank you again for your inspiration and guidance.
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I have been watching your videos for a couple years now and am grateful to be a part of the wake up with garden answer crew. Question when you planted the rannunculus corms did you plant one per 4 inch pot or a couple per pot and then space them 9 inches apart in clusters. Thank you again for your inspiration and guidance.
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Stacy
Laura, thank you so much for all your videos. They are inspiring and chocked full of information. Thank to you and the mosquito bits for fungus gnats I have finally got rid of them! I wanted to pay it forward with another to I learned from Epic Gardening. Worm casting is effective against our other nemesis- spider mites!
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Laura, thank you so much for all your videos. They are inspiring and chocked full of information. Thank to you and the mosquito bits for fungus gnats I have finally got rid of them! I wanted to pay it forward with another to I learned from Epic Gardening. Worm casting is effective against our other nemesis- spider mites!
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Miss
My Mom and I left our little anemony patch in the soil over winter. We kind of forgot to dig them up and when i remembered we decided to just see what would happen. I really didnt think we would see them again but they are up and blooming already. So i guess we can leave them in the soil this year too, so lucky.
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My Mom and I left our little anemony patch in the soil over winter. We kind of forgot to dig them up and when i remembered we decided to just see what would happen. I really didnt think we would see them again but they are up and blooming already. So i guess we can leave them in the soil this year too, so lucky.
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Cherl
WOW! When you sped up, it is hard to keep up. But, in the beginning you said you put bio tone and then ________? I watched this several times and still can't understand what you are saying. I couldn't read what was on the bag either. Please, fill in the blank. I think you said thirdly -- compost. Thank you.
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WOW! When you sped up, it is hard to keep up. But, in the beginning you said you put bio tone and then ________? I watched this several times and still can't understand what you are saying. I couldn't read what was on the bag either. Please, fill in the blank. I think you said thirdly -- compost. Thank you.
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