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RANUNCULUS GARDEN TOUR: Cloni Ranunculus, Italian Elegance Ranunculus and More
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ส.ค. 2024
- 00:00 | Intro
02:03 | Amandine Porcelain Ranunculus
02:38 | Amandine Purple Jean Ranunculus
03:35 | Elegance Bianco Sfumato Ranunculus
04:59 | Elegance Pastello Ranunculus
05:47 | Elegance Salmon Ranunculus
06:34 | Cloni Grand Pastel Ranunculus
07:48 | Cloni Hanoi Ranunculus
08:36 | Cloni Mambo Ranunculus
09:44 | Cloni Minerva Ranunculus
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Honestly, they all look just completely wonderful. Every frame is so pleasing to the eye. Those Hanoi…
Rollin up for a FreshCutKY video with a nice glass of ice water and hands caked in dirt haha
Just watched. New to Ranunculus and I love them. Bought some from a local garden center and they love my warm kitchen. Got to get them in the ground. I like your channel. Subscribed. I’ll be watching 🙋🏻♀️. Hello from Connecticut (chilly here lately. Geeeeez!)
Your flowers are spectacular!
Just gorgeous!!! 😍
Love seeing new varieties that I've never heard of! ❤️
Love these!
Everything you grow is SOOOO STUNNING AND BEAUTIFUL! So many amazing Ranunculus! This is my first year growing Ranunculus. I’m in Utah. I planted out in low tunnels (made for the Ranunculus). We have had so much up and down temps. that it’s been a lot of work. But I am finally seeing some buds!!! Getting closer hopefully! Tomorrow is going to be 90, but then drop back around 70’s for a week or so. Anyway, you never disappoint! I love watching and learning from your videos. 🌱🌸💗
Beautiful, really awesome 🌺.❤️❤️❤️❤️
I love ranunculus!! I tried raising them from corms last year, with some success, but fewer flowers than I hoped for. This year, I decided to cheat a little and found some potted ranunculus. The three pots I purchased have produced so, so many flowers. Totally worth the expense and far less work. They are an easy substitute, but in no way compare to your home-grown stems. So tall and stately. Beautiful!!
I LOVE Ranunculus, I can’t grow them though, I’m not sure why but I don’t want to give up. Maybe someday I will get the hang of it. Yours are gorgeous!!!🌷💚🙃
Stunning! I think you did a great job! I've gardened for 30 years, have tried ranunculus the last three and this was my worst year yet! Your blooms are amazing.
I LOVE all your tours!!
And Ranunculus are
TO DIE FOR!!!
I always look forward to your Ranunculus videos. Every year is different so you take the good and make the most of it. Loved seeing the varieties❤️❤️❤️
Now I know why I like Ranunculus or Persian Buttercups. You get the look of peonies with the convenience of bedding plants.
Ive order multiple times from jake on the wholesale fb page & the selection never fails
wonderfull! thank you so much!
Beautiful ranunculus and beautiful pictures!
Gorgeous! Thank you for sharing this beautiful video. Inspiring. This season, I tried growing ranunculus for the first time (and some came up--yay!) here in inland Southern California (Zone 9b). . And your video inspired me to grow some new varieties next year. The pink Italian one looks wonderful. I hope that your hand heals quickly.
Beautiful!! Can’t wait to try some in my garden
Beautiful ! Can’t wait to see my dollar store ranunculus.
Absolutely stunning 🤩
I’m growing them for the first time this year 🤞
Hi Tonya, I’ve watched all of you videos on how to grow these beauties.. and I’m so excited to try and grow some next year.. I live in zone 4b, but I do have a huge green house that they’ll be starting in.. I would love to know how you keep your flowers healthy.
I'm so ready for mine!
I ordered a purple/dark plum and white mix, so I laughed a little when you mentioned not usually liking purple. 😅
Beautiful flowers
Oh, beautiful and I want to get all these new varieties. Hi from Germany and where can I find/buy them?
i got mine from same group last year.. theres one called Crema or something similar. im pretty sure it was from elegance series.They were my absolute favorite. they were a light cream yellow. like babys room color yellow. i wasnt excited about them as much as the others but they blew the others away in my opinion
If you don’t mind me asking where did you buy your ranunculus at? Thank you so much for sharing ❤❤❤❤❤
Always beautiful, wondering if you dig and store or leave dormant in ground? Maybe you’ve addressed this in an earlier video. I am in PNW 8b and so far in my beginning ranunculus journey, leave them in ground over winter.
My elegance pastellos were even brighter than yours last year, and bright pink for me is a nono, so disapointed. Ordered couple of corms of cloni for this year (gosh so expensive and hard to get at where i am) and they nearly died couple of times)) Fingers crosed...
All of my RANUNCULUS are stunted. I live in south texas zone 9a and we have been on the 90's degrees for 3 weeks.
I SPENT WEEKS TRYING TO FIND SOME ITALIAN CLONI!! I COULD NOT FIND ANY.
WHERE DID U FIND THESE!!!!!!..i.can not find that group
I like your videos but I find it curious that you have Garden Answers in your title. Feels a little “tag-a-long.”
I sincerely doubt that Garden Answers would give a hoot that garden answers is being used on another channel’s title or subheading. It would be like saying that craft channels can’t use ‘art supplies’ in their title because there’s a channel called Art Supplies.
How do you manage slug fests?