2023 Ranunculus Order : TWICE the Space to Fill: Flower Hill Farm
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- Опубліковано 7 лис 2022
- Hi Flower Friends! It's Nicole from Flower Hill Farm- today I am sharing my order for ranunculus and anemones for 2023 because we have TWICE the space to fill.
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There seems to be a lot of interest in purchasing small quantities of some of these corms. I am trying to see if I can get a shipment in next week to do a quick sale of some smaller quantities of at least a few varieties for my viewers. Please let me know if you'd be interested so I know how many to bring in!
Yes! I would love to be able to get my hands on some larger corms of ranunculus and anemones! I can get some here in retail, but they were smaller and only in a rainbow mix. (I'm making the leap to grow and sell next season! I don't have enough space to grow everything that I want yet, so I can't quite buy large quantities via wholesale and I don't know anyone yet to split an order with) Please let us know if you do a sale! Btw, you said in the video that Campanula was hardy to zone 3 so you were going to plant plugs soon in your hoop house. I thought they were hardy in a much higher zone, but if it works out for you, that's great to know! I'm zone 4b as well and I bought seeds from Johnny's for starting in January for early spring planting. Keep us posted on how they do!
I’m interested!
I’m interested too. Especially in the pinks and yellow Amandine🎉😊
Would you be able to ship them, by chance? I would love to buy anything from you to support, but I live in Colorado. I love your videos, you are a huge inspiration, and super excited for you on what's coming next year!!❤
I would also be interested not sure if you are able to ship to Canada with these I suspect I know the answer already but they are beautiful and very hard to find to order.
Can't wait to see all the loveliness in Henry (and Henrietta) in 2023!!
any chance you would do a grow-along this year with ranunculus and anemones?
Can I just say, your in laws are amazing! They helped put up a greenhouse! A big one!😊 You are so blessed. Your entire family is amazing ❤
Will be a fun and busy spring.
Can’t wait to see those ranuncs bloom next spring!
So much to look forward. Hope all are healthy.
It is going to be gorgeous 😍.
Yes, definitely interested.
So envious of your polytunnels!
All those gorgeous ranuncs! Wow! (Swoon😍)
GURL!!!! I'm swoonin' over those yummylicious colors!! Also, your dog is just too stinkin' cute 😍 can't wait to see your hoop house in the spring.
I love how many varieties and different flower species you are growing. This is so much fun!
Can't wait to see all your lovely blooms!!! I treated myself to a small hoophouse recently and am having a wonderful time planning what will be planted there this winter/ spring
Can't wait for 2023 season
Its spring here in Australia, my ranunculus have just finished and I already miss them. Planning to grow a heap more next year.
Love your new hoop house. Love you have so much family help. Great choices of ranunculus, if I could order from you I would, but I'm in the wrong country, best of luck to you in 2023.
Eucalyptus in the hoop house! That bit of season extension (for us in cold zones) is incredible💚
Purple Jean and La belle violet are gorgeous. I love the Bordeaux anemone too!
I love ranunculus! Wish I could get them to grow. 😊
All those varieties of flowers are gorgeous. Lucky people who can get your bouquets.
Pets and corms are sooo fun!!!!
This made me so excited to try to grow ranunculus and anemones. A couple seasons back I purchased a potted bright yellow ranunculus. It was so bright and beautiful and cheery for early spring color. I want to try to pre sprout corms and wow the white and black anemones are so very stunning
omg thank you for stopping at the scarlet!!!
I don't comment often but had to say I just love getting your farm/nursery updates! I click on these videos so fast😉 You're such a joy to watch and I wish you all the best🥰 so so excited for the next gardening season already (we are covered in a foot of snow in Alberta!!)
Thank you for sharing! I admire your determination to grow these beautiful flowers and sharing with people like me (I love ranunculus but they don’t like me)
I cannot grow fancy flowers in my Texas caliche, so it is a joy to live vicariously with you and your beautiful flower garden. Thanks
Love all of the romantic color choices! The Salmon oooooo. YAY to Henry the Second. Save some energy girl, cuz you gonna need it! Peace on you!☮🚜⛺🌱
Moon is so sassy.. And the dogs are so adorable and cute😍🐶
I can't wait to see your hoop house to be filled with flowers.
Thanks for the lovely video! Your dogs are adorable!
Thank you! 😊
Zone 10a (cool zone 10), I just planted some yesterday (aided by my headlamp, but it started raining so I had to stop) 🤫😁 This year was my first time growing them and I just loved them. Want to grow more, more, more. And your corms look so good (the ones I planted were so tiny)
LOVE your hair color 🙌🏽👏🏽
Amazing farm
Love ❤
Honestly, lining them up makes so much sense. Very efficient when it comes to planting and harvesting I’d guess.
I love a sweet pea bouquet!
Yes, I would be interested….even in a mix of many of these varieties as long as they could be shipped for late winter presprouting
At minute 9 the scarlet red is amazing.
They all look like must - haves.
I grew mistral Bordeaux anemones this year and they were so good! Stem length amazing, and velvety lush petals. One rununc you MUST try is cioccolato! They are a lovely red shade with the hugest, most petally blooms ever! I’m not normally a red fan but these were such an amazing flower you couldn’t help but fall in love. Everyone that saw them said it was their favourite.
Your flowers will be beautiful but love how much you care about your pets.
They're pretty great! I'm always smitten with them
I would recommend some Sweet William/Dianthus! Mine get super tall in the hoop and I’ve been able to perennialize them in there. Also if you grow Sweet Peas, they’ll be glorious in the hoop!
Thats so nice that your trying to help us to order smaller amounts. I seem to have a hard time finding anything I want to try without having to search all over and find out its only for business orders. And if I find anything i do want, i have to order so much and spend load on shipping because I have to switch to several growers to get the things I want. Im just trying to learn what I like and practice growing to see what I can grow here...just for my love of flowers....but I cant spend much on each items or just by a lot of one thing till i know what works. Im trying to mostly have a veg garden but want to grow for polinators and beauty around the garden.
I store my ranunculus hoping for the best.
I cannot wait to see your Ranunculus this year 😍. Ive never heard of the Fullstar Strawberry!?!
I also invested in a hoophouse this year (a 20ft. One & a 10ft. One) & increased my Ranunculus & anenomes also. I finally had success with them this year. (Finally planted them early enough) Im trying to plant 1/2 in the fall, & saving 1/2 for the spring just incase my hoophouse doesn't keep them warm enough.
Good to know about the lisianthus. I was going to try some lisianthus because we get about 66in. Of rain per year (raining several days a week in the summer) & the lisianthus blooms get ruined sometimes (depending on the color) but with the rain & humidity, maybe that's not a good idea...
I know a lot of people successfully grow them in hoops, but it just didn't work for me and they grew so well in the field!
Ranunculus do not like NJ weather. It's either too cold or too hot, we basically skip Spring here...lol! I will live vicariously through your blooms. :)
The pics of your recent order are breathtaking. Years ago I saw some Ranuncula in a magazine article photo & realized how unique the arrangement of their petals is - reminding me of roses.
Thank you for reminding me of them. I love the colors you bought & the light purple elongated bell shaped Campanula will be luscious together. Can't wait to see what you'll be producing from here on out.
My mind loved being flooded with the pics of your future bouquets of pinks, salmon / coral shades , deep reds, the perfrct white, pale yellow, & did I see a green tinged Ranuncula too?
Yes, Super Green ranunculus have green tones and centers!
Love the fun in your videos. 2500 ranuncs and others in your 16x100! That is impressive. What is your spacing for the ranunculus?
What a great assortment Nicole!
I just planted some ranunculus, anemones and tulips in my borders, about 200 in total. I'm in zone 8b/8a, I do a fall planting, covered with a straw mulch to minimise the impact of the heavy winter rains we get. Most come back year after year, some actually multiply and get bigger so I'm just adding new colours or when I expand the borders or if they get eaten by mice 😕.
Nothing beats that trio for lovely early blooms! 😍
Sounds glorious!
And all family members so much more Nicole 💏💏💏🙌😇🤗☺🙂
I would experiment with Alstromeria (Peruvian lilies) in your hoop house, to see if they would overwinter for you with a deep mulch. They are very hardy in the Ireland but would need protection in your zone. They flower for months with hundreds of spectacular flowers that last a month in a vase.
Just gotta say, I love your hair! It looks so good! Also, can't wait to see the ranunculus bloom! I tried to grow them, but my cat decided he loved the nice fresh bed I dug for them! This next season, I'm going to protect them!
Thank you! Cats! 😂
@@FlowerHillFarm Right! I forgive them, though, for many reasons!
I love your hoop house produce and all the lovely flowers, but I think I love your accent more! :D Haha!
Hello! I am new to your videos, but definitely not new to loving and growing flowers! Something I learned from my mom. I look forward to seeing all you grow and the updating of your new nursery. Wish I could come and visit it (Washington State is a bit far!!) What was the white netting material you put on the soil before planting? I'm excited to get your calendar! Thanks for sharing! Happy gardening and have a wonderful day!!
That is called hortonova netting and I placed it down to space out the ranunculus when I was planting so they were all about the same distance apart! It is traditionally used to support plants while they are growing. Thank you
Have you tried carnations or agrostemma (corn cockle) in the hoop house? They grow really tall and really well.
I grow the Purple Jean ranunculus, which is a favorite. Some even look silver! I grow forget-me-nots, phlox, and larkspur under hoops; but only for early blooms. I still put some of everything in the field. Zone 4b too!
Do you plant seeds or plugs Where are you located at thanks
@@tackmupstables I start my seeds indoors for forget-me-nots and phlox, then plant out in April, but I direct seed the larkspur in March. I’m in southern Quebec.
I would’ve interested in purchasing both the ranunculus and anemones, especially the pink and white colors.
I know it's not for everyone, but I love the stems of rainbow chard, which I grew in a hoop house. Putting them in tall glass containers with all of that electric color. Just fun, pretty, and different. A bird built a nest in the cupped leaves. Still makes me happy just thinking about it. Can't wait to see all of the pretty ranunculus and anemones. I second the poppies.
Sorrel is another beautiful leafy green!
@@wordvendor1 I love eating sorrel too.
2500 ranunculus? That sounds like heaven!
Just to name a few.... how about... ammi majus, bupleurum, campanula, delphinium, dianthus, digitalis, larkspur, celosia, lupine, snapdragon, sweet peas, lisianthus, ornamental peppers,, and plenty of stock!!
Have you tried growing queen anne's lace?? OR.. Queen Anne's Lace 'Dara' [ Daucus carota seeds]??
Nicole, as a farmer,, I think I might be more excited to have your crops come in then my own. Our family farms are Organic Farm to table/ market growers [commercially] and we aren't BIG CORPORATION growers. FAMILY owned and ran only. Just like you are doing. We gotta stick together!!!!!
Darker hair makes your eyes pop spoken from a hairdressers perspective🥰
Your family is amazing 👏 ❤️ 💕 💖 yayyyy for the hoop house🥰 color and brand of yarn on the hat you are wearin🤔
I can't remember! I made the hat a few years ago. It has wool in it which makes me itch- that's what you see me moving the hat around a bit LOL
I agree! Your eyes look amazingly blue with your new hair color! 😊
Hi Nicole. My first time commenting. So excited to see your spring show. I actually bought some corms this year. Zone 7a. Do I just store it them in the garage in the bag. Do I need to add anything?
No, I just keep them in the same bag!
Спасибо за все ваши видео и навыки сматрю-адыхаю и учус
Sorry if I missed it, but did you save any of your corms to replant this year? This will be the first year with a caterpillar tunnel and I'm definitely filling it with ranunculus. All of these varieties look so beautiful. Can't wait to see them blooming!
No, I don’t save any of my corms
😂 We use rebar in sets of three (through compacted gravel😱) to hold up Christmas trees, and in the past it's been an all day (or two day) project getting the stands set up... This year my dad found out that there's actually a professional rebar driving tool that he could rent from Home Depot... The whole project took one morning. (🎤Dad's mic drop.)
Hi can Jake ship to Canada Loved the mixed flowers he sent you
i had no idea you had puppers!
Oh gosh I don't know how you can decide. That red ranoculous was breathtaking! I can never get anemones to sprout.
Did your instructions on the anemones suggest soaking overnight before planting?
@@bettyjrogers I think it said a few hours. I've tried several times and they always end up rotting a week later.
Love your hat! Did you make it? What yarn did you use?
Yes! I did make it a few years back. I can't remember the yarn, I'll see if I can try and find some of it
Can I buy a T-shirt somewhere? You’re logo is so pretty!
Yes, my online merch store is launching very soon! Just waiting for final approval.
Interested in anything that you have🤣😂🤣😂
Henry is growing up so fast 🤭
Did you lift any of your previous corms?
Hi Nicole! Do you have any recommendations for ranunculus and anemone suppliers for home growers? I am having a hard time finding them! I'm growing them for the first time this year because of you - you're a terrible influence! 🙃 haha
p.s.
You should try saffron crocuses next year. They are so much fun to grow!
I'm trying to see if I can get some in next week to do a small sale for the viewers
@@FlowerHillFarm Oooooohhh!
I'm curious why they seem to be so rare in the US - but I found tons and really interesting varieties on UK websites? Or maybe I just don't know where to look!
@@FlowerHillFarm Even for us in Canada
what do you grow as a filler for these flowers?
Does anyone know if Nicole mentioned having any trouble with thrips on the glads this year?
I had zero thrips on the glads this year! Moving locations worked well
I ordered ranunculus for the first time and received them a little over a week ago. I wasn't expecting them until spring because I'm 7a. How are you storing them?
You should be able to plant them in the fall in zone 7. Mine are stored in paperbags in an unheated garage.
Henry?! You want to say Taj Mahal 2.0, right? I hope you have at least as much success as last year!
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Were you able to save any corms from last year?
I did not!
Can you have one of your ranunculus suppliers offer us some too? I want your recommendation
I’ll be selling corms in small quantities next season, Julie
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Watching you from lebanon 🇱🇧 (midle east)
How can I order buds if interested?
I am trying to see if I can get some corms in early next week to offer a small sale
Are the dogs Shaper? Or Sharpee?
Chinese Sharpei, yes! They are considered blue in color
How you ever grown roses from seed?
No, I have not!
I am going to try to grow david austin roses. Any tips?
@@christiekrueger1984 Fraser Valley Rose Farm might be an useful channel to check out.
And your Sister so much more Nicole 💏💏💏🤔🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💄🌷⚘🐻🐼
And your Mom &your Dad and the best best girls NANI 💏💏💏🙌😚💄🎓⚘🐻🌲🌵🌻For over the world
Are you starting everything in your basement again this winter/next spring or are you doing this in town in your greenhouses? Also, what are you starting in your greenhouses?
It’s a hanging basket, annual and vegetable start nursery so all of the above. I’ll be starting seeds in both spaces
reminder not to dig up the feverfew again!
You lucked out with Brad Pitt.
Indeed
Are you kidding me? She’s the catch of the century!