I love how much effort went into this video! I can't believe you don't sell them but you put so much effort into growing them and figuring out how to make them work.
Omg stoppppppp - my local Fresh Cut KY who I’ve been following from the beginning and my girl Nicole from Flower Hill Farm are collaborating on videos? This is the BEST DAY EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have been watching a lot of videos because I want to start a small flower form. Your videos are fantastic you get straight to the point and I love that. Not that I’m a coldhearted person but I don’t wanna know about everybody’s families and all this other kind of stuff I just want to know about plants and what I’m looking for. You do a great job looking forward to watching many of your videos
I live in the same zone as you but a different state. I’m just beginning my journey, learning so much, and appreciate all the tips and walking through what you’ve learned. Thank you!
I just got my first ranunculus corms and was looking on youtube for videos about them because I've never grown them before. I came across a few of your older videos and watched them. Very helpful. I'll be starting mine pretty soon.
Yay! Thank you for this! My Ranunculus order will be here soon so it’s very helpful. Also love that you are working with Flower Hill, her videos are great too 😊🌹🌷🌱🌸🌻
Ranaculus is actually the first flower I ever grew this year. Just saw corns for sale so I bought some. Those that flowered flowered nicely but not many did. Planted late courtesy of stores being shut, clay soil, no where near enough fertiliser and probably too little rain and too many fairly hot sunny days for weeks on end in the UK. It remains as dry as I can remember. Dahlias potted in compost have impressed me.
You always give the best information, can't thank you enough. I have many corms to plant and was going to try some in pots and others in a long cold frame, zone 7 East Tenn. I thought to keep the potted ones in a very cool garden room where the temperature doesn't get terribly cold over the winter. I know that wild Buttercups do incredibly well here, so I wonder if these will do as well. Thanks for your great garden tips!
I feel like you could totally sell flowers! Maybe not a huge scale of flowers, but I see in your videos, you have a lot of blooms! You should he able to sell quite a few bouquets a week!
@@TONYAwiththeflowers I'm just curious why you feel like you can't? I don't mean to press the issue but it looks to me like you produce enough to sell!
I’m growing these for the first time because of you :) I made a small Floret order and I’m soaking my corms and planting today. I wanted to succession plant but I noticed mold starting so they’re all going in today!
Love the flower farm communities! Oh how I wish I had watched a video like this last year. I bought mine at Lowes in Aprilish and they did not like our hot Louisiana summer! 😅 We learn together right?
Love both of your channels !! It is awesome when you mention season when you talk about the months. I am in Australia it is so much easier for me to covert it the info hah :)
Thanks so much for your videos! I'm up here in Indianapolis and just put my ranunculus corms in trays to sprout and bent my hoops for my low tunnel yesterday! I hope I'm successful!! 🤞
Awesome video and ton of helpful information. Thank you so much for making this. I bought some 15 ranunculus plants last year from nursery and they were gorgeous. Planning to grow some myself this year from corns. Wish me luck!
Thanks for posting this video! I will try to grow them again but with your method. I tried planting in the spring and it got hot too fast so they didn't really get a chance to grow. Thanks for the tips!
Woow, its absulutely beautiful, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and garden tips🌷🌺 Cause of you got incourage to try and plant renunculus and some this time I just bought mine, looking forward to see them bloom in summer time🥰
In the past, I have always soaked the corms according to grower's instructions. However, I didn't soak them this year. There was no noticeable difference. Thanks so much for watching! 🌱
Have you ever tried pair planting calendula with your ranunculus? The aphids will attract onto the calendula instead of the ranunculus. In addition, I believe calendula is a cool plant as well.
I've never tried that. I think that might be a good idea if you have the space for interplanting. I'm not sure if they would start blooming at the same time, however. Thanks for watching! 🌱🌱
Love your lessons on flowers and how you do them simply and you use simple items...I’m so tired of sites that show all their fancy this and that and you feel like you have to have so many tools and growing items, then they get these fancy greenhouse kits which are so expensive since the virus hit and everyone are wanting to grow their veggies.....love your simple hoop houses which I need to do for my flowers.... I have deer and other varmints that love my flowers especially hostas....do you get any eating your plants?
I'm so happy I came across your channel! I am in zone 7b, and am obsessed with ranunculus. I just sprouted about 40 corms (I ordered 100 more ) and am in a panic wondering whether I should plant them directly in the ground, cover with a frost cloth when needed, or create a make shift tiny hoop house, put them in a container... our winters at the Jersey Shore are so erratic. The 100 I have coming should I sprout in Feb, we have a decent Spring here...thank you in advance for any advice xoxoxo
Bare Mtn Farm has a vid on the “net bag” of sprouting ranunculus, however, they have switched to placing them in cell trays. I think they said it make it easier to divided them. Hope that helps!
Another fabulous video! 😃 Thanks for putting it together. I, too, love ranunculus. 💓 The first flowers I grew. Unfortunately, I find the quality from the suppliers that I’ve tried do vary a lot. I’ve read that it is best to buy the largest size corms possible, but few suppliers provide this info. Do you mind relaying which providers you’ve had the best results with? I am in zone 6b, too, and am really looking forward to starting mine in the fall for the first time this year! 🌸🤞🏻🌸 I have saved my corns in the past, but with shotty success in getting them to sprout the next year. If this year I have success, I’ll share the results with you. Thanks again for providing such great info!
This year I was able to split a wholesale order with someone I met from my local farmer's market. I wish more retailers online sold them to backyard growers. In terms of reliably double, the la belle and amandine series are awesome. 🌱🌱
Great video. I put a greenhouse in this fall and I am going to start a lot of new things. This will be my first time growing Ranunculus. It is November and I haven’t planted them yet. If I plant in early spring do you think I will still get blooms? Btw I am in Lexington! So glad to find a local kentuxky channel!
If you plant in spring, they need a very early start. In fact, mine are generally done blooming by the end of May because the temperatures are simply too warm. Hope that helps! 🌱🌱🌱
Greetings from the UK. Subscribed recently and am binge watching. Love all your videos and the vibrant blossoms 💕 How do you protect these plants from slugs and snails? Any tips or suggestions for when slug pallets fail to work ?
Hooray! Welcome to the channel! 🌱🌱🌱 As for the slugs, I'm fortunate to never have too much issue with them. Years ago I had used beer traps with quite a bit of success.
@@TONYAwiththeflowers Thanks so much for your reply 🤗 Can't stand the smell of alcohol... be it even for a few seconds🙁 I guess this means I'll have to hand-pick them snails at night. Pain !! Never mind... Happy gardening 🌹🌷🌻🌺
It's mostly personal preference. Technically, you can transplant as soon as the corms start sending out roots. I like to wait until they're nice and green. 🌱🌱🌱
What do you do for compost? Your gardening style and mine are super similar. No need to spend a ton of money if you don’t have to! Right now I’m trying to figure out how to get lots of compost without breaking the bank.
I use the "cold composting" method. It takes quite a bit longer than some other methods, but I really like that it's cost effective and requires very little effort from me. Lol.
I tried over wintering this past growing season in a raised bed with pvc and plastic. Some bloomed and others didn't do so well. Then right when I went strip them out those other one's started blooming. Im going to build a hoop house starting this week and try to over winter them again. I think your tip about the extra frost blanket will help. My question is did you leave the frost blanket on through Jan and Feb?
I remove the frost blanket, as needed. Last year, I left it on for extended periods of time and noticed a lot of problems with mold. Hope that helps! 🌱🌱
I probably missed it but are these cut and come again? What I mean is, are they like zinnia where you deadhead a boom and another grows to replace it? I hope that makes sense. There has to be a list of these kinds of flowers somewhere, I know zinnia can't be the only ones! That's the main reason I LOVE zinnia! Thanks for all of your videos!
I wouldn't consider them cut and come again like zinnias, but each plant definitely produces multiple flowers over the bloom period, or in my case, until it finally gets much too hot. Hope that helps! 🌱🌱
I've had decent success with both longfield gardens and eden brothers. By this time of year, a lot of the more popular varieties are sold out. I usually start ordering way back in May. Next year, I really want to offer the corms in my shop. 🌱🌱🌱
I just put them outside when the temperatures are ideal. I will water the trays if they start to dry out, but it's almost never necessary here in my zone. Hope that helps! 🌱🌱🌱
@@TONYAwiththeflowers it def does help! Thanks for the speedy response 🤗💚 I’m zone 7b a little south of you in north Georgia and my temps just hit the sweet spot :) thank you again!
I always check the reviews first. I've had success with places like floret, eden brothers, longfield gardens, and gloeckner (if you can buy wholesale). 🌱🌱🌱
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I love how much effort went into this video! I can't believe you don't sell them but you put so much effort into growing them and figuring out how to make them work.
Omg stoppppppp - my local Fresh Cut KY who I’ve been following from the beginning and my girl Nicole from Flower Hill Farm are collaborating on videos? This is the BEST DAY EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hooray! 🙌🎉🎉🌱🌱🐛🐛🐛
I enjoy planting Iceland poppies with ranunculus. They look great as cut flowers together.
Yes! Collaboration with Flower Hill Farm!!!!! Love both of y'all!
Aww I was planting while watching your video suddenly stop I have to soak it first.
I have been watching a lot of videos because I want to start a small flower form. Your videos are fantastic you get straight to the point and I love that. Not that I’m a coldhearted person but I don’t wanna know about everybody’s families and all this other kind of stuff I just want to know about plants and what I’m looking for. You do a great job looking forward to watching many of your videos
Oh my goodness! Mind blown. I love you AND Flower Hill Farm SO much. Best collab ever! 🌻🌷🌻🌷🌻🌷
I love these much more than roses....the color and the flaky layer make them so beautiful.
NICE!!! Two of my favorite flower farmers!!! LOVE YOU BOTH!!
Hooray! 🌱🎉🙌 Thanks for watching!
First year growing Ranunculus this spring. Here in Kentucky.
Perfect timing! Just got my ranunculus order from Floret today!!
I ordered a few things from floret, too! I'm really excited to try the 'Juliette' ranunculus this year! 🌱🌱🌱
I live in the same zone as you but a different state. I’m just beginning my journey, learning so much, and appreciate all the tips and walking through what you’ve learned. Thank you!
Thanks so much for the kind comment and for watching!
I just got my first ranunculus corms and was looking on youtube for videos about them because I've never grown them before. I came across a few of your older videos and watched them. Very helpful. I'll be starting mine pretty soon.
Hooray! 🎉🎉🎉 Ranunculus are easily one of my favorite flowers! Good luck! 🌱🌱🌱
These flowers are so RICH looking! They are so unique and pretty. They make any vase look expensive!! My opinion!!!
Your totally grow enough flowers to sell! You should start...seriously!
Yay! Thank you for this! My Ranunculus order will be here soon so it’s very helpful. Also love that you are working with Flower Hill, her videos are great too 😊🌹🌷🌱🌸🌻
me still waiting for my order...so excited here :)
Ranaculus is actually the first flower I ever grew this year. Just saw corns for sale so I bought some. Those that flowered flowered nicely but not many did. Planted late courtesy of stores being shut, clay soil, no where near enough fertiliser and probably too little rain and too many fairly hot sunny days for weeks on end in the UK. It remains as dry as I can remember. Dahlias potted in compost have impressed me.
This year has definitely been a very challenging one for gardening! Thanks so much for watching! 🌱🌱🌱🌱
I'm going to be growing ranunculus for the first time next year! So excited
Dear friend Have a great day. Nice information about Ranunculus 🌺
One of my favorites for arrangements. Jewels in any garden!
Didn't have success with Ranuculus last year, but I'm going to try again this year.
Thanks for the helpful info.
Just bought my first bulbs... I'll let you know how it goes :) Thank you for sharing all these ideas with us!
OMG!!! Collab with Flower Hill Farm. Love yours and Nicole's channels. Thank ya'll for the ranunculus info. 🤗
You always give the best information, can't thank you enough.
I have many corms to plant and was going to try some in pots and others in a long cold frame, zone 7 East Tenn. I thought to keep the potted ones in a very cool garden room where the temperature doesn't get terribly cold over the winter. I know that wild Buttercups do incredibly well here, so I wonder if these will do as well. Thanks for your great garden tips!
Very amazing video sister.
Wow beautiful flowers 👌 informative video 🤗 thanks for sharing 💐🌈 likes from ssj art and craft with gardening 🤗🌈
Thanks so much for watching! 🌱🌱
@@TONYAwiththeflowers 🙏🤗😃stay connected 🤝💐🌈
I've been trying to figure out why my ranunculus are so short until you mentioned dwarf varieties. 🤦♀️ Now it makes sense
I feel like you could totally sell flowers! Maybe not a huge scale of flowers, but I see in your videos, you have a lot of blooms! You should he able to sell quite a few bouquets a week!
That's definitely something I want to explore if I ever move to a larger garden. Happy growing! :)
@@TONYAwiththeflowers I'm just curious why you feel like you can't? I don't mean to press the issue but it looks to me like you produce enough to sell!
Me! Me! Me! This would have been my first year but you know. Next year! I have Petite Fleur in Oregon.
Are you doing them this year? I’m from Oregon as well😄
Thank you for sharing your knowledge flower friend! 😊 Flower Hill Farm is a great channel, I love how hard working and determined Nicole is! 🌷🌻🌸
Thanks so much for watching! 🌱🌱
Hello from a future KY flower farmer!!! Thank you for all the info!!! Happy Homesteading! ~Shaina~
Thanks for watching! 🌱🌱🌱
Tonya and Nicole together woot!!!
I’m growing these for the first time because of you :) I made a small Floret order and I’m soaking my corms and planting today. I wanted to succession plant but I noticed mold starting so they’re all going in today!
So pretty! Timely video bc I’m going to try to grow ranunculus and plant this fall. Love the tips!
I'm so glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching! 🌱🌱🌱
Love the flower farm communities! Oh how I wish I had watched a video like this last year. I bought mine at Lowes in Aprilish and they did not like our hot Louisiana summer! 😅
We learn together right?
I made the exact same mistake years ago. They bloomed, but it was so disappointing! Happy gardening! 🌱🌱🌱
Love both of your channels !! It is awesome when you mention season when you talk about the months. I am in Australia it is so much easier for me to covert it the info hah :)
Thanks so much for watching! 🌱🌱
Stunning. I love these flowers. I just got some the other day. I’m gonna plant them today. 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸
Good luck! Thanks for watching! 🌱🌱🌱
Love this question/answer format! Well done as usual.
Thanks so much for your videos! I'm up here in Indianapolis and just put my ranunculus corms in trays to sprout and bent my hoops for my low tunnel yesterday! I hope I'm successful!! 🤞
Good luck! I'm really hoping for an easy and mild winter. 🌱🌱🌱
@@TONYAwiththeflowers mere too.
Thanks for this video, I ordered some ranunculus with my bulb order and planning to plant them for the first time :)
Fantastic! Good luck! 🌱🌱🌱
They are so beautiful. Since I couldn’t get lisianthus maybe I need more ranunculus
Ranunculus are definitely one of my favorite flowers. Thanks so much for watching! :)
Very informative. 😄😄
Thank you for your video.😘
Love it! Fantastic information. You just earned yourself a new subscriber with this video.
Welcome to the channel! 🌱🌱🌱
Actually, two!
They’re so darn pretty!!!
Lovely. I can't wait to have a garden again.
Thanks so much for watching! :)
Awesome video and ton of helpful information. Thank you so much for making this. I bought some 15 ranunculus plants last year from nursery and they were gorgeous. Planning to grow some myself this year from corns. Wish me luck!
Thanks for watching! Good luck! 🌱🌱🌱
Spring Planting ..#My Zone is Too 🥶 Cold..
Ranunculus Cones....flats in Solarium
Thanks for posting this video! I will try to grow them again but with your method. I tried planting in the spring and it got hot too fast so they didn't really get a chance to grow. Thanks for the tips!
They really love growing in the cooler weather. Hope you have success! Good luck! 🌱🌱
Woow, its absulutely beautiful, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and garden tips🌷🌺
Cause of you got incourage to try and plant renunculus and some this time
I just bought mine, looking forward to see them bloom in summer time🥰
Thank you for watching! Good luck! 🌱🌱🌱
Never knew they needed to be soaked. I just put them in ground. I hope they grow 😩❤️. I’m still learning though.
In the past, I have always soaked the corms according to grower's instructions. However, I didn't soak them this year. There was no noticeable difference. Thanks so much for watching! 🌱
Have you ever tried pair planting calendula with your ranunculus? The aphids will attract onto the calendula instead of the ranunculus. In addition, I believe calendula is a cool plant as well.
I've never tried that. I think that might be a good idea if you have the space for interplanting. I'm not sure if they would start blooming at the same time, however. Thanks for watching! 🌱🌱
Flower hill farm gave me the heads up on you!❤️
Louisville here. I’m thinking of planting Ranuculus in the fall and was wondering if I buy the bulbs/corms now if I can store them until then.
Love your video.
Love your lessons on flowers and how you do them simply and you use simple items...I’m so tired of sites that show all their fancy this and that and you feel like you have to have so many tools and growing items, then they get these fancy greenhouse kits which are so expensive since the virus hit and everyone are wanting to grow their veggies.....love your simple hoop houses which I need to do for my flowers....
I have deer and other varmints that love my flowers especially hostas....do you get any eating your plants?
My yard is in a very urban area. It's rare that I get any animal damage other than squirrels and birds.
I'm so happy I came across your channel! I am in zone 7b, and am obsessed with ranunculus. I just sprouted about 40 corms (I ordered 100 more ) and am in a panic wondering whether I should plant them directly in the ground, cover with a frost cloth when needed, or create a make shift tiny hoop house, put them in a container... our winters at the Jersey Shore are so erratic. The 100 I have coming should I sprout in Feb, we have a decent Spring here...thank you in advance for any advice xoxoxo
Bare Mtn Farm has a vid on the “net bag” of sprouting ranunculus, however, they have switched to placing them in cell trays. I think they said it make it easier to divided them. Hope that helps!
Thanks! I didn't know that. I'll probably just keep doing it this way. It works pretty well. 🌱🌱🌱 Thanks for watching!
So so so beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing....👏🏻👏🏻
Love your videos! So much fabulous information.
Love your video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Thanks for watching! 🌱🌱
Great information. Thankyou. I have just joined your channel.
Welcome to the channel! Thanks for watching!
Very helpful, thank you.
Another fabulous video! 😃 Thanks for putting it together. I, too, love ranunculus. 💓 The first flowers I grew. Unfortunately, I find the quality from the suppliers that I’ve tried do vary a lot. I’ve read that it is best to buy the largest size corms possible, but few suppliers provide this info. Do you mind relaying which providers you’ve had the best results with?
I am in zone 6b, too, and am really looking forward to starting mine in the fall for the first time this year! 🌸🤞🏻🌸
I have saved my corns in the past, but with shotty success in getting them to sprout the next year. If this year
I have success, I’ll share the results with you.
Thanks again for providing such great info!
This year I was able to split a wholesale order with someone I met from my local farmer's market. I wish more retailers online sold them to backyard growers. In terms of reliably double, the la belle and amandine series are awesome. 🌱🌱
Great video
Thank you!
I love your channel thank you for all the info
Thanks for watching! 🌱🌱🌱
Great video. I just ordered my corms for a fall planting in zone 9b. What are the yellow flowers in the sherbet arrangement at 12:18 ?
Gorgeous Flowers....
Thank you for watching! 🌱🌱
Wow! Very Beautiful!
Great video! As always😍 do you have any idea when your seeds will be available? I’m very excited to purchase some from you😍 thanks so much
I'll likely have some again at the beginning of the year when I start planning the summer garden - hoping to have some dahlias, too! 🌱🌱🌱
I’m just getting started with cut flower growing. Loved your video about rannaculous (?spelling?)
I would love to do a collab with you one day if you'd be interested Tonya!
Thank you
Thanks so much for watching! :)
So beautiful!
I bought Ranunculus seeds and I'm in zone 10a. Should I plant them now since we don't get a frost? I'm in So Cal.
Awesome
Do 80-85 degree day time temperature is ok for them? My all bulbs has sprouted but now leaves are dropping as I started to put them in direct sunlight
Wonderful flowers 🌸
Thank you! 🌱🌱🌱
Great video. I put a greenhouse in this fall and I am going to start a lot of new things. This will be my first time growing Ranunculus. It is November and I haven’t planted them yet. If I plant in early spring do you think I will still get blooms? Btw I am in Lexington! So glad to find a local kentuxky channel!
If you plant in spring, they need a very early start. In fact, mine are generally done blooming by the end of May because the temperatures are simply too warm. Hope that helps! 🌱🌱🌱
@@TONYAwiththeflowers thanks, I am going to plant some in my unheated greenhouse now and save some for the spring to test it and see! great videos.
I just watched a video and a lady in zone 6B digs up her corms every year and replant.
Where in Kentucky. I’m in Brownsville very close to Mammoth Cave.
Hi fellow kentuckian! I'm in northern ky, so about two hours north. 🌱🌱
I love flowers and I am following your page.
Greetings from the UK. Subscribed recently and am binge watching. Love all your videos and the vibrant blossoms 💕 How do you protect these plants from slugs and snails? Any tips or suggestions for when slug pallets fail to work ?
Hooray! Welcome to the channel! 🌱🌱🌱 As for the slugs, I'm fortunate to never have too much issue with them. Years ago I had used beer traps with quite a bit of success.
@@TONYAwiththeflowers Thanks so much for your reply 🤗 Can't stand the smell of alcohol... be it even for a few seconds🙁 I guess this means I'll have to hand-pick them snails at night. Pain !! Never mind... Happy gardening 🌹🌷🌻🌺
Great video. Trying to grow ranunculus for the first time MA zone 6b! How long do you keep the corms in the tray before planting out in the ground?
It's mostly personal preference. Technically, you can transplant as soon as the corms start sending out roots. I like to wait until they're nice and green. 🌱🌱🌱
FRESHCUTKY Cut Flower & Vegetable Garden thank you! Love your videos and wonderful tips!
So Beautiful 😍🌺🌺🌺🌸🌸🌸💐
Thank you! 🌱🌱
Great video! I love the doubles, lots of petals. Can you tell me the best types to buy? Thank you
I've had a lot of success with the amandine and la belle series of ranunculus. 🌱🌱
What do you do for compost? Your gardening style and mine are super similar. No need to spend a ton of money if you don’t have to! Right now I’m trying to figure out how to get lots of compost without breaking the bank.
I use the "cold composting" method. It takes quite a bit longer than some other methods, but I really like that it's cost effective and requires very little effort from me. Lol.
I tried over wintering this past growing season in a raised bed with pvc and plastic. Some bloomed and others didn't do so well. Then right when I went strip them out those other one's started blooming. Im going to build a hoop house starting this week and try to over winter them again. I think your tip about the extra frost blanket will help. My question is did you leave the frost blanket on through Jan and Feb?
I remove the frost blanket, as needed. Last year, I left it on for extended periods of time and noticed a lot of problems with mold. Hope that helps! 🌱🌱
@@TONYAwiththeflowers it does!! Thanks so much
What size the jars.. and where do get your labels and great video
I'm not sure what size jars I used, but the plant labels came from Amazon. Thanks so much for watching! :)
Can you list some of the places you get your corms from @freshcutky?
You have canna lilies? My red canna lily flowers are so damn pretty... : )
I probably missed it but are these cut and come again? What I mean is, are they like zinnia where you deadhead a boom and another grows to replace it? I hope that makes sense. There has to be a list of these kinds of flowers somewhere, I know zinnia can't be the only ones! That's the main reason I LOVE zinnia! Thanks for all of your videos!
I wouldn't consider them cut and come again like zinnias, but each plant definitely produces multiple flowers over the bloom period, or in my case, until it finally gets much too hot. Hope that helps! 🌱🌱
@@TONYAwiththeflowers It does help, thanks. Do you have to deadhead?
Lovely, 🌺
Thank you!
Love this video! Quick question, I am the same zone, do you water them in the fall/winter?
I usually don't need to water in the fall or winter, and especially avoid it when the temperatures are below freezing. Hope that helps! 🌱🌱🌱
@@TONYAwiththeflowers Thank you!!! I couldn't find this answer anywhere lol!!! Youre the best!
Thank you for the great video! Can the seeds be started in spring?
I've never grown from seed, but some people can grow the bulbs/corms in the spring. 🌱🌱🌱
Can you recommend some ranunculus suppliers besides Floret, they're all sold out
😪
Yes! I totally missed the boat on the Floret sale and now I'm unsure where to get my corms from.
I've had decent success with both longfield gardens and eden brothers. By this time of year, a lot of the more popular varieties are sold out. I usually start ordering way back in May. Next year, I really want to offer the corms in my shop. 🌱🌱🌱
Thank you
HaldenGarden has some. There's a few that are sold out but they still have a bunch of others.
@@gapey thanks
How many blooms do you get per corm?
Great video! During pre sprout, do you still water your corms or mist the soil or do you just set them out and let them do their thing?🤪💚
I just put them outside when the temperatures are ideal. I will water the trays if they start to dry out, but it's almost never necessary here in my zone. Hope that helps! 🌱🌱🌱
@@TONYAwiththeflowers it def does help! Thanks for the speedy response 🤗💚 I’m zone 7b a little south of you in north Georgia and my temps just hit the sweet spot :) thank you again!
mine is tilted n their still a lot of flowers how can I treat it
You mentioned that we should only purchase corms from a reputable grower. Can you recommend some?
I always check the reviews first. I've had success with places like floret, eden brothers, longfield gardens, and gloeckner (if you can buy wholesale). 🌱🌱🌱