Beautiful garden! And thank you for sharing the varieties, it's always fun to learn about ones I am not aware of. We had a dusting of snow again overnight, so I'll enjoy watching what you have blooming while I try to be patient for my gardens to wake up. I have Replete on my wishlist for this year, love the double daffodils!
Thank you so much Brenda ❤️ It’s Clematis Armandii 💚 Evergreen foliage, blooms in March/April, flowers are slightly almond scented, grows very vigorously so needs space (or a lot of pruning ☺️)!
Thanks Pam 🙏🥰! I do buy new bulbs every year to get the best display. If you want to keep your bulbs from year to year, here’s what to do to maximise re-blooming potential: Ideally, deadhead (always), fertilise and leave the foliage to die off naturally, only then lift and store in a cool dark dry place. You can also leave them in and plant over with annuals (they don’t typically form deep roots so won’t bother the bulbs). If you planted pots very densely, do remove some bulbs as they will divide and end up over-crowding the container. I will likely lift mine out early to plant Dahlias and other annuals. Once I lift the bulbs (with the foliage still attached), I let them cure as much as possible in a cool, shaded area but that’s not the best for them to build up energy again for next years. I will either replant them in the garden next year in Autumn or plant them in my family’s gardens 😊 Hope that helps! 😘😘
Hey Lenna! It depends on the type of bulb! Some bulbs are well suited to part shade (at least 4h of sun per day) such as daffodils, snowdrops, bluebells, muscari and hyacinths will do well too (they will grow well and come back fairly consistently). Tulips, fritillaries, and other summer bulbs will do better in full sun! You could still plant tulips in part shade but they likely won’t bloom again the next year 😊 Hope that helps xx
Omg this is a dream come TRUE! I would absolutely love to have a perennial garden. Just gorgeous.
Just love the mix that you have
It all looks so beautiful Johanna! 🌷 Such an inspiration to those of us with smaller gardens! ☘️🌷☀️
Thank you Inge, that’s really kind of you ❤️🥰
Such a beautiful kitty cat! Beautiful garden as well. Omg. Another 😺! Love it
Aww thank you 😻!! Haha they rule the garden - no way I can add something without an immediate inspection 😋😁😅
Beautiful garden! And thank you for sharing the varieties, it's always fun to learn about ones I am not aware of. We had a dusting of snow again overnight, so I'll enjoy watching what you have blooming while I try to be patient for my gardens to wake up. I have Replete on my wishlist for this year, love the double daffodils!
Oh wow snow is so rare here, it always sounds so magical ❄️!! I’m sure your garden will wake up in no time 😊🙏
Beautiful collection of spring bulbs!
Thank you so much ❤️
So lovely Johanna! I love garden tours! They’re my favorite- the only thing I’ve posted on my own channel because they’re my favorite thing to watch!
Thank you so much ❤️!!
Thanks alot for sharing this much of coolness to our eyes. ... 😙
Thanks Fathima ❤️
Very pretty blooms!
Spring time is my favourite 🥰🌷💚
Thanks for the update. The bulb bed is stunning!
Thank you so much Vydra ❤️❤️❤️
Love your daffodils 💛💛💛 such a beautiful garden 💚 💜️💛 and cute cats 😘
Thank you so much ❤️
I’m really loving your channel ❤️
Przepiękny ogród ❤ Bardzo subtelne kwiaty i piękne pojemniki
Looks so beautiful!!!🌷🌷🌷
Thanks Ivette 🥰
Beautiful spring display, amazing work, Johanna😍🌹🥀🌺!
Thank you so much 😘😍
A stunning garden you have
Thanks Shaun 🙏!!
Beautiful flower and cat.
Aww thanks Jill ❤️🥰
beautiful 🌷
Thanks 💗
Beautiful garden 🐸💚🐸
So kind, thanks so much 💚!!
@@bobbiostudio your welcome 🐸💚🐸
The display of bulbs is gorgeous! What is the vine growing on your fence?
Thank you so much Brenda ❤️ It’s Clematis Armandii 💚 Evergreen foliage, blooms in March/April, flowers are slightly almond scented, grows very vigorously so needs space (or a lot of pruning ☺️)!
Very nice channel and flowers.
Thank you, so kind of you 🙏🥰
Beautiful
Thank you🩷
Looks gorgeous!! What will you do with all the bulbs in all these containers to make room for annuals. Do you buy new bulbs each year?
Thanks Pam 🙏🥰! I do buy new bulbs every year to get the best display.
If you want to keep your bulbs from year to year, here’s what to do to maximise re-blooming potential:
Ideally, deadhead (always), fertilise and leave the foliage to die off naturally, only then lift and store in a cool dark dry place. You can also leave them in and plant over with annuals (they don’t typically form deep roots so won’t bother the bulbs).
If you planted pots very densely, do remove some bulbs as they will divide and end up over-crowding the container.
I will likely lift mine out early to plant Dahlias and other annuals. Once I lift the bulbs (with the foliage still attached), I let them cure as much as possible in a cool, shaded area but that’s not the best for them to build up energy again for next years. I will either replant them in the garden next year in Autumn or plant them in my family’s gardens 😊
Hope that helps! 😘😘
美丽的春天😯
❤️
💚❤️Totally 💚💯 ❤️ 💚Love 💕 it great 😊 job 💕🥰💚❤️☺️
Thank you so much Lenna ❤️
Can I plant 🪴 my bulbs in a semi shaded area I’m not sure where the best spot would be if I may ask☺️💚
Hey Lenna! It depends on the type of bulb! Some bulbs are well suited to part shade (at least 4h of sun per day) such as daffodils, snowdrops, bluebells, muscari and hyacinths will do well too (they will grow well and come back fairly consistently). Tulips, fritillaries, and other summer bulbs will do better in full sun! You could still plant tulips in part shade but they likely won’t bloom again the next year 😊 Hope that helps xx
So beautiful you are