I planted snowflakes,snakes head and daffodils yesterday. Zone 5 central Indiana. Thought I was crazy. Latest I have planted. But will be glad come spring !
🎄So wonderful to see planting bulbs in December! It makes springtime seem a little bit ‘not so far off’! LOL. Beautiful as always Yuliya, gorgeous colors and varieties. Thank you! 🤶🏻🤗☃️
Yuliya, thank you for the video and some great tips! Great idea to feel the big outdoor pots with weeds on the bottom. Saves soil and creates compost inside! Squirrels love tulip bulbs! I put chicken wire in the ground to protect the bulbs, and the tulips grow through it. Did you say you removed the invasive spirea shrubs? I have several I wish to remove. What native shrubs are you considering to replace spireas? Do you spray against deer during winter and early spring? They love crocuses and pansies.... Enjoy your winter rest and thanks again for wonderful videos! (O, may be do some Q&A videos in winter months?)
Q&A is a great idea! I removed spireas because they started so seed aggressively. I love itea Virginica as a replacement. this part of the garden is fenced, but in the front I spray and spray and spray starting march
Headed out to plant daffodils and summer snowflakes in the field that we’re slowly helping to become a meadow. It’s rocky and hard to work in but I’m determined (and my husband will be helping today…I was defeated yesterday). A few more small packages of bulbs coming this week and then I’m done 🙅♀️
I'm in Zone 5 Illinois. I spent December 2nd and 3rd planting 450 bulbs 😂 I thought I was nuts. But yes, my bulb shippiment was late too. I heard from another gardener better later than never. Bulbs has more chances of surviving in the ground that out so I risked. First time ever planting 820 bulbs total and diving and planting over 200 iris. My body is exhausted my dopamine level is high 🤗
I just can't believe you got the bulbs this late, I hope the company made it right for you. I wonder if those pansies will make it in my zone 5....Chicken wire is so convenient in the garden.
I also use different tools ...especially when you plant this amounts of bulbs. I m still planting too ...it has been too rainy the last days. Last year I ve planted sales tulips in january ...and they flowered the same time as the bulbs planted earlier... So ..dont stress ... Good luck with your tulip collection. Kind regards, Marcus
That soil is AMAZING, I am absolutely going to try composting in place in pots! I just got some more bulbs because the sales are too good to pass up. I'm planting in pots and then hoping to transfer to the yard once they are done. Thank you for the beautiful encouragement.
It was great hanging with you in the garden Yulia. I am still plunking bulbs in the ground and containers too. Hope you have a gorgeous showing this coming spring!!
Amazing amount of energy you have...It will be a beautiful show in the spring! I would like to hear more about compost in a pot...it seems like the weeds would be bad for the soil?
I have voles and gophers in my garden and this is a real bummer because I would love to plant tulips, but, that’s just the thing. My crocuses are planted in pots; however, thanks for your tip on those plastic cages. I will try to look for them at the garden centers.
I have a vole and it's making sooo mad lol. I was just outside pushing the dirt t=//n in his long line of it maybe a mole my roses are still great so a vole I think. Omy I love that idea for the voles!!!!
Hmm. We need to conduct an investigation into the disappearing bulbs. Was it just that spot or in other parts of the garden, too? We did have flooding this year, so maybe they just melted into worm food. Can’t wait to see your spring garden!
Going to be a beautiful display in the spring, looking forward to seeing it. Good idea putting weeds in the pot to make compost, maybe do a short video to explain? Thank you for sharing Yulia.
I was dealing with a vole early fall..I remember seeing my ground move and knew it was a mole or vole..and it was a vole..lost 2 plants ..my dog actually tried catching it but I felt bad and stopped him .I just moved the plants. But I gotta come up with a better plan lol
Your tulip display will be beautiful! Maybe Santa Claus will bring you a Power Planter Auger for Christmas! It makes planting go quicker and less painful. It's good for annuals and perennials, too.
Makes good sense changing up tools! Nice pot compost, girl 🙌 Your tulips will be gorgeous as always! Pansies are great for the cold. Such a dainty blessing for! What is your dog's name? I can't recall if you've said. Absolutely adorable 💜 You should wear the well deserving cape, Super Gardener! 😉🥰 Good luck on your new crocus planters! Merry Christmas to you and yours 🙏🎄❤
I am so lucky our garden season extends through December. My parents had really cold weather in Russia this week - 20 C! boy, I am glad I don't live there anymore 😁😁
I’ve given up on planting pansies in the ground. Last time I did it a rabbit ate it like a salad bar the next day. I came home and caught it doing it 😕
Every time you use that pro plugger it reminds me of a pogo stick 😊 I finally got mine planted, just need to get everything mulched, especially my dahlias, with rain in the forecast. I debated on cutting them back, did it now wished I hadn't, never had these tall ones before, thinking it's probably not good to let water go down the stem now. I'm in zone 7, but I feel like we could be zone 8 now, 2pm and it's 55* right now.
@@ydoyougarden It's not even 10:50am and it's 56 here. Also makes me wonder how long the cold will last once it does arrive, seems spring is a bit colder longer here.
I wonder if you can use a cheap dollar store plastic colander for straining food to use as a bulb protective planter.. I think the only change would be that you would have to fill it with soil slightly to give it a even surface because it has a rounded shape.
BTW If you are still looking for ideas of what to share, we would love to know how you go about protecting your broadleaf evergreens - and evergreens generally - during the winter against injury or from scorch due to drying winter winds.
@@ydoyougarden Thank you for LMK! But I must admit that we planted them so we could enjoy them - including in winter - here in New England. Risking it (the sheen) this year by spraying our kalmias and YP yaks with anti-transpirant. We will see...
It's great but a little heavy for some people. Just take it easy and start small. you don't have to plant 100s of bulbs, even 50 will make you smile in spring.
Wouldn’t it also work to protect the bulbs from critters by putting down a layer of chicken wire below and a second layer above the bulbs? I like the pot idea unless it doesn’t provide enough drainage, as you mentioned. Thank you! I love your videos.
Is bijna niet te doen rozen,of lig weer blaadje of uit gebloeid roos uit knippen,dan weer bemesten? Ik kom niet eens aan me werk,ga ze eerst maar is op binden😂👍♥️😜😇
I have a question 👋 can I put my allium ambassador in a chicken wire sort of like a cage? And put them individually in the ground. I read that moles and voles like to eat them...i try looking around online but can't find it it's ok to cage them?
I planted snowflakes,snakes head and daffodils yesterday. Zone 5 central Indiana. Thought I was crazy. Latest I have planted. But will be glad come spring !
🎄So wonderful to see planting bulbs in December! It makes springtime seem a little bit ‘not so far off’! LOL. Beautiful as always Yuliya, gorgeous colors and varieties. Thank you! 🤶🏻🤗☃️
As a gardener that went through 2 hand and wrist surgeries this year I can’t stress enough how important it is to switch up your tools. Great advice!
Oh wow! I am so sorry! Yes, some garden tasks can be hard on the body
Now that's dedication! Going to be beautiful 🌷
Yuliya, thank you for the video and some great tips!
Great idea to feel the big outdoor pots with weeds on the bottom. Saves soil and creates compost inside!
Squirrels love tulip bulbs! I put chicken wire in the ground to protect the bulbs, and the tulips grow through it.
Did you say you removed the invasive spirea shrubs? I have several I wish to remove. What native shrubs are you considering to replace spireas?
Do you spray against deer during winter and early spring? They love crocuses and pansies....
Enjoy your winter rest and thanks again for wonderful videos! (O, may be do some Q&A videos in winter months?)
Q&A is a great idea! I removed spireas because they started so seed aggressively. I love itea Virginica as a replacement. this part of the garden is fenced, but in the front I spray and spray and spray starting march
Headed out to plant daffodils and summer snowflakes in the field that we’re slowly helping to become a meadow. It’s rocky and hard to work in but I’m determined (and my husband will be helping today…I was defeated yesterday). A few more small packages of bulbs coming this week and then I’m done 🙅♀️
I'm in Zone 5 Illinois. I spent December 2nd and 3rd planting 450 bulbs 😂 I thought I was nuts. But yes, my bulb shippiment was late too. I heard from another gardener better later than never. Bulbs has more chances of surviving in the ground that out so I risked. First time ever planting 820 bulbs total and diving and planting over 200 iris. My body is exhausted my dopamine level is high 🤗
It will be beautiful!
Love the idea of composting in a pot. Wonder if I can do that during the winter...
Yes, absolutely
I just can't believe you got the bulbs this late, I hope the company made it right for you. I wonder if those pansies will make it in my zone 5....Chicken wire is so convenient in the garden.
I saw those pansies are hardy to -50!!! 😱😱
I also use different tools ...especially when you plant this amounts of bulbs.
I m still planting too ...it has been too rainy the last days.
Last year I ve planted sales tulips in january ...and they flowered the same time as the bulbs planted earlier...
So ..dont stress ...
Good luck with your tulip collection.
Kind regards,
Marcus
Yes! a lot of people are unaware you can plant until ground freezes 😁😁
Love to see the bulb planting process each time I learn something new. Amazing compost from the pot. Look forward to the bulb forcing.
Can’t wait to see them in bloom! I loved the bloopers too.
😂😂 behind the scenes 😁
That soil is AMAZING, I am absolutely going to try composting in place in pots! I just got some more bulbs because the sales are too good to pass up. I'm planting in pots and then hoping to transfer to the yard once they are done. Thank you for the beautiful encouragement.
It was great hanging with you in the garden Yulia. I am still plunking bulbs in the ground and containers too. Hope you have a gorgeous showing this coming spring!!
Thank you!
Very nice idea. I am going to try this with my corcus and daffodils. Your garden will be so bright in Spring 2022.👏🏼🤗❤👏🏼⭐
Amazing amount of energy you have...It will be a beautiful show in the spring! I would like to hear more about compost in a pot...it seems like the weeds would be bad for the soil?
I will make a video on soil, composting in place, etc. maybe in January when it slows down 😊😊
Planted more bulbs today but have more to do. Thank you for the encouragement. It will look fab in spring!
You got this!!
I have voles and gophers in my garden and this is a real bummer because I would love to plant tulips, but, that’s just the thing. My crocuses are planted in pots; however, thanks for your tip on those plastic cages. I will try to look for them at the garden centers.
Watch to the end as her bloopers are great! Thanks for sharing
Glad you like them!
Now we just need to wait for spring to see those beautiful colours in your garden... Stay safe...
Какая вы молодец! Неужели вы каждый год засаживаете эти тюльпаны? В моем саду я засадила пионы, розы, клематисы, жасмины , гортензии и вистерии.
спасибо! да, сажая каждый год, некоторые возвращаются, некоторые нет 😊
Love the idea of putting leaves in pots.
So, Yulia - about the 'disappeared' tulip bulbs! Squirrels? - Blood meal sprinkled over the planting area will repel the little varmints!!!
Maybe!
I have a vole and it's making sooo mad lol. I was just outside pushing the dirt t=//n in his long line of it maybe a mole my roses are still great so a vole I think. Omy I love that idea for the voles!!!!
Yaaaa for getting them all planted. I can’t wait to see your gardens come spring!! 💕💕
Me too!!
Amazing job and your going to have a glorious display 💕💕
Thank you!
Hmm. We need to conduct an investigation into the disappearing bulbs. Was it just that spot or in other parts of the garden, too? We did have flooding this year, so maybe they just melted into worm food. Can’t wait to see your spring garden!
We had a lot of flooding! our neighbors' basement water rose 8 feet! maybe you are right. this is the low spot in my garden.
Love the bloopers, Yuliya! 😉
😂
Going to be a beautiful display in the spring, looking forward to seeing it. Good idea putting weeds in the pot to make compost, maybe do a short video to explain? Thank you for sharing Yulia.
I will put it on my video schedule 😊
I was dealing with a vole early fall..I remember seeing my ground move and knew it was a mole or vole..and it was a vole..lost 2 plants ..my dog actually tried catching it but I felt bad and stopped him .I just moved the plants. But I gotta come up with a better plan lol
Your tulip display will be beautiful! Maybe Santa Claus will bring you a Power Planter Auger for Christmas! It makes planting go quicker and less painful. It's good for annuals and perennials, too.
It's nice to see you can still plant bulbs .am from Northern Ontario Canada and we are under snow already
Yes, I am lucky! my parents had -20 celcius last night, lots of snow! 😬
That will be a show! I'm inspired to keep planting
Beautiful! How do you keep deer from eating all your tulips in the spring???
I spray and spray and spray 😂😂. This area is fences tho. In the front we have mostly daffodils.
I’m with you Yuliya. I’m in S. Jersey and planted the last of my bulbs this morning.
i am still planting as well! first time on my property and i am so excited.
Excellent as ever
1:40 OMG I thought that was a statue!!! 🤣🤣
Makes good sense changing up tools! Nice pot compost, girl 🙌 Your tulips will be gorgeous as always! Pansies are great for the cold. Such a dainty blessing for! What is your dog's name? I can't recall if you've said. Absolutely adorable 💜 You should wear the well deserving cape, Super Gardener! 😉🥰 Good luck on your new crocus planters! Merry Christmas to you and yours 🙏🎄❤
Thank you! His name is Mishka. He is such a good boy 😁😁😊 Marry Christmas you you as well 😊
Can’t wait to see the spring display! 🌷💐
Thats was cool on the springs.. I have done mine to 1 month ago since its been snowing here & frost in the cold in sweden..
I am so lucky our garden season extends through December. My parents had really cold weather in Russia this week - 20 C! boy, I am glad I don't live there anymore 😁😁
Best of luck 👍
So love your videos!
Thank you!!
I’ve given up on planting pansies in the ground. Last time I did it a rabbit ate it like a salad bar the next day. I came home and caught it doing it 😕
😡
We have bunnies too, in spring only thank goodness.
Can’t wait to seem all in the spring!
Me too Brad!!!
Love your bloopers 😂
Every time you use that pro plugger it reminds me of a pogo stick 😊 I finally got mine planted, just need to get everything mulched, especially my dahlias, with rain in the forecast. I debated on cutting them back, did it now wished I hadn't, never had these tall ones before, thinking it's probably not good to let water go down the stem now. I'm in zone 7, but I feel like we could be zone 8 now, 2pm and it's 55* right now.
I know! I feel we will be upgraded to 7, although I have a microclimate.
@@ydoyougarden
It's not even 10:50am and it's 56 here. Also makes me wonder how long the cold will last once it does arrive, seems spring is a bit colder longer here.
Have you tried Darwin tulips? They are supposed to return each year if you don't have voles or squirrels. Squirrels are bad here.
Maybe castor oil spread over the ground where you know they frequent.
Great plan for spring! Where did you find the square paver with the hole in the center. So practical! Thanks so much for all you share with us!
I found it in the garbage. Don't even know what it is for 😂
@@ydoyougarden LOL!
I’ve been planting lots of daffodils to encourage the moles to go away 😅
I wonder if you can use a cheap dollar store plastic colander for straining food to use as a bulb protective planter.. I think the only change would be that you would have to fill it with soil slightly to give it a even surface because it has a rounded shape.
That could work!
😎😎😎
BTW If you are still looking for ideas of what to share, we would love to know how you go about protecting your broadleaf evergreens - and evergreens generally - during the winter against injury or from scorch due to drying winter winds.
Normally I would use burlap.
@@ydoyougarden Thank you for LMK! But I must admit that we planted them so we could enjoy them - including in winter - here in New England. Risking it (the sheen) this year by spraying our kalmias and YP yaks with anti-transpirant. We will see...
I was wondering how people plant so many bulbs! I need a proplugger bc I have a bad neck
It's great but a little heavy for some people. Just take it easy and start small. you don't have to plant 100s of bulbs, even 50 will make you smile in spring.
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Awesome...will you treat all the bulbs as annuals? Once summer comes what will you do with those bulbs?
Did the cages work? I have too much critter company.
The bloopers. 😂👍
😂😂
Wouldn’t it also work to protect the bulbs from critters by putting down a layer of chicken wire below and a second layer above the bulbs? I like the pot idea unless it doesn’t provide enough drainage, as you mentioned. Thank you! I love your videos.
Yes! That will work too! 😊
Can you write the name of the tree or bush that you said you have 3 of them. What zone is suitable?
Thanks.
She said they were “Hamamelis or Witch Hazel Amethyst”. They are hardy in zones 5-8
Is bijna niet te doen rozen,of lig weer blaadje of uit gebloeid roos uit knippen,dan weer bemesten? Ik kom niet eens aan me werk,ga ze eerst maar is op binden😂👍♥️😜😇
At first I thought the dog was a statue!!!
He is a good boy 😊😁
You’re HIRED! I have about 200 more to pop in the ground - just come around back. I’ll be the one on my hands and knees. 😆🤣
haha! good luck 😁
Did you say you put weeds in the bottom of your pots ? If you did I am going to start saving 🥰
Yes! Pack them on the bottom with some soil on top for the plants.
I have a question 👋 can I put my allium ambassador in a chicken wire sort of like a cage? And put them individually in the ground. I read that moles and voles like to eat them...i try looking around online but can't find it it's ok to cage them?
You can! just use the floral wire - it is more pliable. I never had my alliums bothered by any critters tho.
I wish we could just plant a castor bean with every tulip or every other tulip to deter the voles.
I know this is not what you are talking about now , but can I transplant my crape Myrtle now
I wouldn't recommend it. I have the best luck in the spring ua-cam.com/video/cycXiWz7bCo/v-deo.html
Did she say that she plants her pots halfway with weeds or leaves? Just want to be sure.
Weeds yes 😊
Thanks for the video Yulia. Did you say you fill your pots with leaves ? Or weeds? I think you said leaves ?
She said weeds twice. Not sure if she meant to say leaves. She did say she did it in springtime.
Definitely weeds. She did a video in the spring using this technique and I thought it was the best idea! I’m trying it with my pots next year.
Weeds, leaves, new shrub growth, perennial clippings, grass clippings or whatever organic matter you have on hand. All makes excellent compost 😊😊
How do you protect pots left outside in the winter?
They have to be frost proof and have a good drainage. Otherwise they will crack. 😊😊
Chipmunks are you first bulbs?
we have chipmunks too! they don't go after the bulbs tho. whew
Can alliums grow in shade?
Allium cernuum.
Kleinste bamboe 50 cm.hele jaar groen♥️😍
Sorry, ik spreek geen nederlands 😳😳
Fritillaria is suppose to repel voles.
Yes! 😊😊 they are very stinky
@@ydoyougarden We have had luck - thus far - working in some giant alliums.
Kkkkk