Pre-sprouting Anemone Corms, Ranunculus Planter with Forced Branches, Planting Foxglove Northlawn
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Date: 2022-08-07
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PaintByNumber
I bought some ranunculus and pre sprouted them 2 weeks ago, and realized crap, i put them the wrong way haha! i reversed them and saw there are a few shoots coming up despite the upper side being buried. hopefully in a week i will see some longer roots, i also saw a bit of tiny roots. so excited, im in zone 5 ontario canada. I bought some lilies last year on sale, 2 yellow ones and one red. im excited to see how they grow this year. love your videos, you actually got me started on ranunculus!
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I bought some ranunculus and pre sprouted them 2 weeks ago, and realized crap, i put them the wrong way haha! i reversed them and saw there are a few shoots coming up despite the upper side being buried. hopefully in a week i will see some longer roots, i also saw a bit of tiny roots. so excited, im in zone 5 ontario canada. I bought some lilies last year on sale, 2 yellow ones and one red. im excited to see how they grow this year. love your videos, you actually got me started on ranunculus!
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Dawn
Danielle, I-m so excited to see my foxgloves I started from seed last spring! I was so disappointed that they did nothing last year
(same with the snapdragons-I did buy the cool flowers book, but not in time for fall sowing. The leaves are already almost up to my knees! I am only 5-3- though-. - And I-m in SC, zone 8. I-ve grown them before, but never from seed. They-re obviously not the Foxy variety.
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Danielle, I-m so excited to see my foxgloves I started from seed last spring! I was so disappointed that they did nothing last year
(same with the snapdragons-I did buy the cool flowers book, but not in time for fall sowing. The leaves are already almost up to my knees! I am only 5-3- though-. - And I-m in SC, zone 8. I-ve grown them before, but never from seed. They-re obviously not the Foxy variety.
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Ahava
Next season I will try to grow ranunculus and anemones!
I want perrennial anemone for the landscape as well as ranunculus and for cutting!
Israeli anemone is the new wedding flower for 2022. It's white with creamy skin and black almost dark blue central eye! I have hope to have a bride next year to grow for! TFS and good luck with your article. Please share with us if possible!
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Next season I will try to grow ranunculus and anemones!
I want perrennial anemone for the landscape as well as ranunculus and for cutting!
Israeli anemone is the new wedding flower for 2022. It's white with creamy skin and black almost dark blue central eye! I have hope to have a bride next year to grow for! TFS and good luck with your article. Please share with us if possible!
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Emma
Can you share what you have out in your garden for bee foraging in the very early spring? I noticed today, here in New England, with the unusually warm weather, what looks to me like a queen bee - given its on long side. Thankfully, I have my dwarf Ozark Witch Hazel in peak bloom which it is enjoying right now. It is just too early for the maples.
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Can you share what you have out in your garden for bee foraging in the very early spring? I noticed today, here in New England, with the unusually warm weather, what looks to me like a queen bee - given its on long side. Thankfully, I have my dwarf Ozark Witch Hazel in peak bloom which it is enjoying right now. It is just too early for the maples.
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Laura
Love your arrangement and the beautiful pot! Can't wait to see the blooms. Last year I planted ranunculus and anemones in my cold frame. The anemones bloomed on March 3rd and the ranunculus on April 15th. I took out the ranunculus to make room for other plants but must have left the anemones as they are blooming right now. Western WA Zone 8b
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Love your arrangement and the beautiful pot! Can't wait to see the blooms. Last year I planted ranunculus and anemones in my cold frame. The anemones bloomed on March 3rd and the ranunculus on April 15th. I took out the ranunculus to make room for other plants but must have left the anemones as they are blooming right now. Western WA Zone 8b
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Laura
Years ago, we loved to watch Crockett's Victory Garden. It was a great gardening show. It was on PBS. We still have Crockett's Victory Garden book and his flower book, too. I still use the Victory Garden Cookbook by Marian Morash. In addition to recipes, she also gives information on how to grow the vegetables she is cooking with.
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Years ago, we loved to watch Crockett's Victory Garden. It was a great gardening show. It was on PBS. We still have Crockett's Victory Garden book and his flower book, too. I still use the Victory Garden Cookbook by Marian Morash. In addition to recipes, she also gives information on how to grow the vegetables she is cooking with.
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bluesky7226
I love gardeners world! I have a subscription to Brit Box so I get to watch all the episodes as many times as I want! The English climate is fabulous! Very different to my Colorado prairie here. I also enjoy English Garden magazine for beautiful photos and inspiration! Thanks for a great video! -
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I love gardeners world! I have a subscription to Brit Box so I get to watch all the episodes as many times as I want! The English climate is fabulous! Very different to my Colorado prairie here. I also enjoy English Garden magazine for beautiful photos and inspiration! Thanks for a great video! -
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Lisa
Hello, from Pomona California zone 9b/10a. I planted ranunculus in containers for the first time this weekend. I have zero experience growing flowers. I'm very excited to see these lil corms transform into beautiful flowers.
Thank you for all the information you have provided.
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Hello, from Pomona California zone 9b/10a. I planted ranunculus in containers for the first time this weekend. I have zero experience growing flowers. I'm very excited to see these lil corms transform into beautiful flowers.
Thank you for all the information you have provided.
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Debra
What a beautiful blue pot and the plants and stems look fantastic. I, too, am drawn to British Gardens. I've missed Gardener's World. Love, love Carol Klein. I must have watched all of her shows more than 3 times this winter. Looking forward to your Lily video. HAPPY SPRING!
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What a beautiful blue pot and the plants and stems look fantastic. I, too, am drawn to British Gardens. I've missed Gardener's World. Love, love Carol Klein. I must have watched all of her shows more than 3 times this winter. Looking forward to your Lily video. HAPPY SPRING!
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Kristin
What is the quantity of foxgloves you plant in the drift? I love the impact! I-ve been gardening my whole life but my biggest challenge is knowing how many plants to grow to make an impact in the garden. Is this a topic you may consider covering in a video?
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What is the quantity of foxgloves you plant in the drift? I love the impact! I-ve been gardening my whole life but my biggest challenge is knowing how many plants to grow to make an impact in the garden. Is this a topic you may consider covering in a video?
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Lorraine
Hey Danielle, thanks for sharing - Question. I love the potted up Rannunculus, can you leave them out over night at this point? I am in the same zone as you and I see them being sold now, yet I have hesitated to buy due to the weather dipping down -
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Hey Danielle, thanks for sharing - Question. I love the potted up Rannunculus, can you leave them out over night at this point? I am in the same zone as you and I see them being sold now, yet I have hesitated to buy due to the weather dipping down -
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bestsun
So glad you mentioned the UK gardeners today. I agree about Carol and loved her recent series. She has such a way with words and descriptors. She just oozes gardening love. I have a question for you. Do you grow irises or know very much about them?
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So glad you mentioned the UK gardeners today. I agree about Carol and loved her recent series. She has such a way with words and descriptors. She just oozes gardening love. I have a question for you. Do you grow irises or know very much about them?
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Diane
Danielle are these the ranunculus corms you planted this past February, and foxgloves you started inside this winter? If so, wow! Mine are just small, but this is also the first time I tried raunuculus, and I probably 80% sprouted. Thx for the tips.
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Danielle are these the ranunculus corms you planted this past February, and foxgloves you started inside this winter? If so, wow! Mine are just small, but this is also the first time I tried raunuculus, and I probably 80% sprouted. Thx for the tips.
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Nancy
I'm a zone 5, Bradford County, PA. Just had 4- of snow on Wednesday, March 9, 2022 and our last frost date is May 15th. Thank you for sharing your tips on starting ranunculus--it's a flower plant I will need to grow in the near future.
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I'm a zone 5, Bradford County, PA. Just had 4- of snow on Wednesday, March 9, 2022 and our last frost date is May 15th. Thank you for sharing your tips on starting ranunculus--it's a flower plant I will need to grow in the near future.
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THE
I do enjoy all the English gardening videos, yes! I agree on Carol Klein, she is very very exited about gardening and she transmits that emotion every time I watch her videos. I wish I can have big gardens like the English one though.
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I do enjoy all the English gardening videos, yes! I agree on Carol Klein, she is very very exited about gardening and she transmits that emotion every time I watch her videos. I wish I can have big gardens like the English one though.
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Margie
To the blue pot. it looked a little sparsh when you turned the pot. Have watched Monte Don and the lady too(-_-. who is a little too excitable to me. but there you go. we don't all drive blue cars or all have tan houses, do we.
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To the blue pot. it looked a little sparsh when you turned the pot. Have watched Monte Don and the lady too(-_-. who is a little too excitable to me. but there you go. we don't all drive blue cars or all have tan houses, do we.
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Chelsea
Video request: can you share your top garden inspiration books? In your last video you mentioned looking at a few for inspiration on garden design and I-d love to know your list of favorites. Thanks!
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Video request: can you share your top garden inspiration books? In your last video you mentioned looking at a few for inspiration on garden design and I-d love to know your list of favorites. Thanks!
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Jim
Good to know about Foxy Foxglove blooming first year. I knew some Foxglove did, but wasn-t sure of cultivar name. Thanks. BTW - your excitement for gardening comes through, just differently than Carol-s.
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Good to know about Foxy Foxglove blooming first year. I knew some Foxglove did, but wasn-t sure of cultivar name. Thanks. BTW - your excitement for gardening comes through, just differently than Carol-s.
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Leah
Hi Danielle, thank you for another great video. I am very drawn to your logo hat! Do you have those available for your viewers to purchase? I would certainly be interested. Thank you! Leah
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Hi Danielle, thank you for another great video. I am very drawn to your logo hat! Do you have those available for your viewers to purchase? I would certainly be interested. Thank you! Leah
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Crystal
I'm with you 100% on the UK gardners. Carol Klein is my favorite personality too. Thanks for the rannunculas time frame for planting out in the garden. Mine are so ready to go. -
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I'm with you 100% on the UK gardners. Carol Klein is my favorite personality too. Thanks for the rannunculas time frame for planting out in the garden. Mine are so ready to go. -
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