Planting Lots of Daffodils & Tulips in the Cut Flower Garden! 🌷🙌✂️ // Garden Answer
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We have GOT to get you guys to start making YOUR OWN COMPOST!!! You could have mounds of it every year with all the plant debris and leaves mixed together. Come on!! Start composting!!!
I’m pretty sure Land and Sea sponsor them.
And all that plastic! Perhaps they could sponsor them by delivering truckloads to a corner of the property instead?
i agree. I don't understand why!? so much room to compost on the dirt lands. Love you guys!
YES! @@kathyc3312
We did the "mounding" method 5 years ago when I bought large bags of daffodils from Sam's club without really having a space for them to go. We had just built our farmstand so I thought that would be as good a place as any but the soil was clay that had never been worked. We had loads of compost from previous chip drops so I put down fertilizer and we buried them. They grew marvelously!! I've spent this week digging and dividing them. Those 2 bags produced 6 five gallon bucketfuls of bulbs to replant. Woo-hoo!!
I love the mounding method for stubborn clay soil.
My only worry would be the bulbs being taken by critters. Voles are terrible where I live.
And for $20,000 you too can have a one time use spring bulb bed. Lol. I appreciate that there are people that are able to do this on such a decadent scale. Gonna be a show, that's for sure!!
It's going to be breathtaking, but that had to be so much $$$! 😱🫣😳
🤑🤑 Yes hard for non- flower farmer need to profit to associate with many of these projects. Good ideas to use in a Much smaller application🤑🤑
I wish I had all of that Land and Sea compost! I pay 12.99 plus tax per bag! I can only dream about planting such an amazing Spring show.
@@buckeyejen1076 I have never even seen it in my area, only a small variety of fertilizers. But I do make my own compost and use leaf mold, which works pretty well for me.
I agree, so expensive for only one season use. Must have got a good deal thou for getting that many. Wish I was on your friend list Laura being I'm on such a tight budget as I'm sure many of us are these days.
It is going to be sooo beautiful thou. Can't wait to see them in the spring.
Re: Cost, that is what is called spending money to make money. This site and the gardening we watch is their business and they must keep it interesting which obviously they do and that us going to require spending money. ….. like any business.
Hi guys. You should look at Nicole from flower hill farm’s channel. (She’s in zone 4) She planted 10,000 tulips in 2 hours in a wide trench. The took a tractor and dug a trench about 4 feet wide by 6 inches deep and piled the soil on either side. Than she placed all her bulbs and raked the soil back over them. Seeing what she did and what you’re doing, I’m very interested to see how both your efforts work out next spring. Keep up the good work. You are inspiring!
I was thinking the same thing!
I think they didn’t want to pull all the drip irrigation lines to trench.
One concern I had about Nichole's method was possibly compacting the soil with the tractor's weight. It will be interesting to see how both methods work this year!
We will see the results in spring.Lets hope ,both their methods work.
Totally agree with Nicole’s Flower Farm technique!!
the whole time I was watching this I couldn't help but see dollar signs !! this project alone is easily into thousands of dollars retail price 😲😲😲😳😱
and all of that for annual short term display, my gosh , the scale of GA 😲😲👏🙌
I know, right? Hard to related to.
Look at Laura- plantin ‘em high!! 🤣
Haha good one
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You win today.
Best comment on the channel!
I hope it makes the highlights recap.
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Exactly what I thought when you started doing it this way. You could tell Aaron was loving the concept. 🙂
I know times have changed, but I sure saw it today. Back in my day, 80+ years ago, our parents gardened to save money on food and added flowers around the plot to encourage pollinators and pick a few to enjoy on the dining table. Now, about most everything, is to throw money at it. I realize that your operation there is now more than just an at home garden because not many have pallets of bagged compost to use freely. I hope there will be a day when you have horses that there will be a composting operation to go with it. Most of what could be used is thrown away now, except some that goes to the chickens or pigs, which is a good thing, and reminiscent of how it used to be. Get busy, Aaron, you have the machinery. Rodale books is an excellent source of knowledge on the subject. You have picked up a wealth of info on plants in just a short time, you can do it! Btw, the three bin system can be shortened to two and makes a batch much quicker with weekly turning.
I live north of Seattle and Land and Sea was $22/bag this spring. I know they probably get it wholesale but still… lots of $$$$ for this project not including the cost of the bulbs “as annuals”. I know it’s a business cost and it’ll be beautiful but WOW.
I think Land and Sea sponsor them.
One really expensive spring show!😮
My thoughts too. I'm also in Seattle and have only found it on Amazon for 25$. Wondered why they didn't use the "mulch" compost they use around garden for top dressing.??
@@BarbsintheGarden Sunnyside Nursery in Marysville carries it. It’s a great nursery with bigger plants and better prices, less tax too. It’s worth the trip.
Thank goodness for Laura and Aaron. Some peace and love in this crazy world.
5:16 as a Japanese i hear Yume-no-Murasaki "Purple of Dream(s)", and 5:07 Akebono "dawn" (fyi we Japanese relate Akebono to Spring, as heard in the 枕草子 that was written in Heian-period: 'Haru wa akebono' (In Spring it is the dawn that is most beautiful" ^^
I planted Alliums and used my auger! Im in love with it. I only hope i didnt plant them too deep. New subscriber here. I couldn't help myself! ❤
This method of setting the bulbs on top the soil and covering with soil is what I did in 2022. I had a beautiful show spring 2023. I garden in Southern Saskatchewan, Canada (zone 3).
OH MY GOSH. I did this same method 2 weeks ago. I don’t have an auger and the little individual hand planter was killing my knees. I’m 72. So I used a how and made random zigzag rows in the flower beds to creat drifts and covered them with land and sea. So glad to see you doing it. Gives me hope that mine will be OK. 🤞🤞🤞
Good for you from a 79 yr old! I did about 25 bulbs, ugh!
I can't believe how many bags of compost you used!!! At least $500 in compost alone.
The dafs would look so good over in the dirt land as they would naturalize and look like they belong there amongst all the trees.
Samatha and her Russell are so cute together. I’m excited to see how this experiment works. It’s going to be really beautiful to see all those full of color.
I was 50/50 watching Laura and watching Samantha and Russell ❤
Every time you plant bulbs I just can’t wait to see them coming out.
I don’t know if anyone has suggested this, but check to see if your walk-behind seed planter will trench a row deep enough. You’ll still have to have place them, but you may have been able to get them deeper in the ground.
That's a great idea! It could save her some time and effort in the future
That’s what I wondered
Interesting idea!
I know it's a lot of work, but you make it look easy and the show's gonna be beautiful ~ can't wait for Spring.
This field will be stunning in spring. So pretty!
My wife is the primary consumer of your show but I watch with her on occasion. It is clear that you’ve crossed over from simple hobby level quantities to almost commercial grower levels. It would be very helpful if you would also mention the average retail costs of the plants and amendments you use because not everyone is able to use a wholesaler’s license to landscape their yards.
I have planted lots of bulbs this way. The 'no dig' method for when you have crap soil, and has the double advantage of building up and improving the soil at the same time.☺
Yaaassss traditional Garden Answer Guitar fill music!!!! It’s truly the little things. Hearing that made me so happy
I plant my bulbs very similar - I dig about an inch or two deep, then cover with bagged soil and a ton of mulch. They come up every year, looking beautiful!
Can imagine Aaron and Paul creating a “V” shaped “mini-plow” to go behind the gator/mower to create trenches for this!
good to see Bethany, she's such a big help!
ooo I cant wait to see them bloom . How cute is Russel and Samantha in the video.
Oh i love the fact that u can cut these flowers and not feel guilty AND won't have to leave dying leaves.
It's gonna be so beautiful! This is something that will give hope thru the long cold winter. I can't wait to see it!!!
It would be awesome if you did a segment covering past years videos (planting for friends) and discuss what you would do differently now that the channel and your skills have grown.
Ohhhhh myyyy 😮 that is going to be spectacular 🙌 😍😍😍😍 I love how Samantha Grace is so sweet to Russell 🥰🐈
This is so exciting! Even if some of the bulbs get turned upside down, they’ll still push themselves up and out. Nature takes over usually and makes it work. Great job and fun to watch! Thanks! 🌞🌷🌞
Those flowers are going to be SPECTACULAR in the spring!
Super excited to see if this method of planting bulbs works. You guys are so cute talking about new equipment for your future projects. You are just gems 💎 to watch. Thanks for all that you do 💕
I can’t even imagine how much that would cost for bags of compost😮
We can buy a truckload of compost from our local environmental center for $2.80 for an entire truckload, which is much cheaper than buying expensive bags of Land and Sea compost. It's great stuff which has been composted from leaves and branches gathered and shredded by the county in the fall, then composted over the winter, turned, and then screened. My husband uses it to grow cannas for sale rather than buy expensive potting soil.
In my area Land and Sea is $10/bag! I use it like its Gold. 😊
I’m sure it’s comped by the manufacturer.
@@michellebecker1332 in my area they don't even sell this Gold composter 😅😂
$2.80 ! Would they deliver to the UK ??
@@slackalice6540 They don't deliver, but they load it for you, but only from March 15th-November 15. I am going to need a dozen truckloads after tearing up the entire back yard to put utilities in for a tiny house. I am not ready for that yet though, as my shoulders are wearing out from filling in with a floral shovel about 350' of trenches as deep as 40". I am almost done, but still have to till everything with my Mantis and rake it level. I'm 73 so it's getting harder, but I'm going to get it done before the ground freezes.
I appreciate how Laura and Aaron are always looking for efficiencies in their garden efforts. Work smarter, not harder. I so like how they're willing to take some risks to try something new and if it works, Great!...if not, we all get the benefit of learning along with them!
Blushing Lady is my favourite tulip. I added 15 bulbs to my garden patch this fall and layered them with small purple crocus
The year I had my gardener help me plant daffodils, this is exactly as he planted them! They have come up beautifully ever since.
So amazing 💪💪💪
Bulbs for Cut Flower Arranging...Absolutely BRILLIANT! 🌷💛🪻
This is going to look like a field of tulips and daffodils. Always impressive and beautiful.
A little home Keukenhof ❤
Love them all but especially topsy turby. Yes trench them. Should look amazing. Thank you so very much for sharing this with us.🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🌷🪻🌷🪻
LAURA, THOSE IDENTIFICATION SIGNS LOOKS LIKE "GRAVE MARKERS"!
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CAN'T WAIT TO SEE THEM IN BLOOM!
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Good Morning! 🌷I am happy to report that all my bulbs are in the ground! With this planting, I am experimenting! I agree with your thinking on row planting & mounding with compost! I am anxious to see the results next Spring! 😃🌷👍🌿
You may have found your new favorite way to plant tulips and daffodils. It’s going to look so pretty once they are all up and in bloom. I can just imagine how n
beautiful it’s going to be.🥰🥰
Hi Laura🌺 . The tulips and daffodils will be amazing in this field and I can't wait to see their beautiful flowers . Have anice day .🌷🌺🌷
Your flower garden soil is really getting a fertile treatment this year. All that compost it making the ground and its insect life, very very happy.
So Glad that Paul and Bethany have become less elusive on Camera. Wonderful to see the "Whole Crew" on Camera working the Garden. ❤❤❤
Great Idea Lora they are going to look beautiful can’t wait to see that video.
Wow, this is going to be gorgeous. Something about tulips and daffodils that just lift our spirits come Spring. The bright colors!
My husband and I keep adding tulip, daffodils, Allium,and other bulbs to our beds each Fall. We only do 100 to 150 a year, as seniors that is alot, but they keep coming up each year, so our show is growing! Thinking about filling one of our raised beds with tulips just for cutting.
Hi Laura, your hair looks gorgeous. You are such a beautiful person inside and out!
Thank you for your humble inspiring educational & classy ways. You & Aron’s channel and your family are a light in my life ✨ your videos provide a comforting & joyful reprieve I look forward to each day
Good morning, Everyone!
I live in Lane County, OR, and they have Lane County Forest Products or Rexius that provide so many varieties of soil, compost, sand, organic rich soils and compost for farmers, etc. They deliver and drop off skips/mounds of soil, as well as the ability to spray soil or compost for large residental or commercial landscaping. It's too bad there is not something like that close to you. I can't even imagine how many bags of soil you used. Since you have so much land, maybe they would deliver a huge load for you. They do have large trucks. They will also mix blends for you or deliver in a large truck half soil and the other half mulch or compost. It would be so much more cheaper and convenient down the road, especially since you have the equipment to haul it on your property. Can't wait to see how beautiful the blooms will be in the Spring! I just looked up Rexius and they will deliver to your area. I use Rexius, and have never been disappointed with their organic soil and compost.
God bless yeer energy ,that is going to be goreous ,best regards from us in Selfoss Iceland .
This method would just make it super easy for my lazy squirrels to dig up the tulips. Nice fluffy soil so they wouldn't have to work very hard lol! I don't think Laura deals with squirrels as much as I do though. But yes, I think buying some type of tool for the tractor would be a great idea for digging trenches for planting. Can't wait to see these beautiful bulbs in the spring!
Squirrels are the bane of my bulb planting existence. You can put down wire but when you are planting a lot of bulbs, that would be too much work. I just factor in some level of bulb loss due to the squirrels.
Can't wait to see the spring show.
🍂Good morning Laura and family 🦃
Ahh can't wait to see them blooming in the Spring its going to be like a rainbow 🌈, Samantha Grace is so loving with Russell their best buds.
Thank you for sharing. Have a great rest of the day 🍁 🙂 👋
I think that it will work beautifully and I am going to try it. Thanks for sharing this awesome idea
Good morning, Laura ☕️ How gorgeous 😍is that going to be?!🙌🏻 Thank goodness you don’t have a ton of squirrels 🐿️ around. At my house, that would be ringing the dinner bell. Have a Blessed Day 😊🐈🐈
That is going to be so beautiful this Spring. I love planting bulbs to look forward to during the long winter. Also, if Santa is listening, i would love a pallet of compost for Christmas 😂
Großartig, vielen Dank 😊L.G.Anja aus Deutschland
Cannot wait until spring!!
You and AAron make such a great team, I love how you bounce ideas off each other, and the help at physical labor is nice too
Just a quick note---I was a winner of the Colorblend bulb give away. I placed my order and when I received and opened that box of bulbs it took my breath away. They were huge, perfect bulbs. I have planted the outside ones and I also got some inside amaryllis bulbs. Can't wait to see them bloom!! Thanks Laura and Aaron. Wonderful giveaway.
New Gardner in Ohio: What a glorious show in spring. I can’t wait to see. It will be absolutely beautiful.
Daffodils remind me of my Grandmother. She always had these in her yard. She never minded me picking some.
the rows of bulbs in spring will be spectacular!!! I can't wait to see them! what a joy!
Spring is going to be beautiful 😍
Laura, you were so funny when you were planting your bulbs and you said the new process was so easy except the row looked like a cemetery.😂😂😂 I’m excited to see what all the flowers will look like in bloom.
WOW YOU GUYS ROCK! LAURA AND AARON, WHAT A TEAM!!!!!! Cant wait to see the blooms in the spring!!!
Love flowers from bulbs. I love the smell of daffodils and those doubles look gorgeous, but I liked those you planted by the Hartley,too. Looking forward to the show❣️😊💗💕
Wowzie! These are going to be gorgeous !
It doesn’t hurt to try new planting methods to find out what is quick and efficient.
Cutie pie Samantha and Russell.
❤Can't wait to see all those gorgeous Daffodils!❤
I can’t wait to see these tulips and daffodils in the spring!
I think if you just took a water hose and lighting misted the compost it would settle better and I think have less run off. I don't know, maybe. Can't wait till spring to see this experiment. Have a great day and better weekend guys.
Hi everyone. I got a Laura's 3" auger. I love it. I just planted 500 bulbs. The auger was a game changer. Looking forward to spring to see all the pretty tulips and daffodils.
Laura I'm pausing at 6:24, where you are spreading the Epsoms Bulb Tone, and I can smell it!❤ You have introduced to me all the Epsoma biotone, plant tone, bulb tone etc, etc, And i have grown to love this smell because I know now its the best for plants! And Aaron for lawns, using the Epsoma lawn winterizer this year❤
A bulb giveaway would be so fun! And you always pick the most beautiful varieties💜🌷
It is so encouraging to see you willing to do experiments and share them with us, not knowing if it will be a success or failure. It gives us courage to do the same. For that I thank you tremendously. I had to laugh when you said it looked like a cemetery, as that was my first thought as well. Again, thank you for the wonderful video. And hey, Aaron can now say you've "planted em' high"......
I can't wait to see this in the spring!!
Hi Laura! Could you deep till the rows to loosen the soil and just push the bulbs down, then top dress with compost as needed for depth requirements? This will be an interesting experiment. I garden in Zone 2b so soil depth (and snow cover)is extremely important as insulation for plant survival😊 LOVE your channel.
It’s going to look beautiful!! I live in the PNW and go to see the tulip fields in La Conner each year as they are planted this way. A drone shot next early spring would be awesome too.
I have a flower bed with daffodils & tulips 600 tulips and 600 daffodils. For summer I plant impatience right in the flower bed with the bulbs. It makes a show stopper with color in spring and summer. Next yr I'm going to expand the flower bed it's been 5yrs since I planted the bulbs and they have multiplied.. You have inspired me with your blogs. ❤
Always impressive and beautiful.
Can't wait to see the beautiful show of color this spring!! I know my kitties would love all that compost...hope your kitties are good boys 😅😊❤
Yes the trench method works great for my tulips 🌷 and daffodils the key to getting them close together is a wider trench and stagger your bulbs like zig zag stitch on a sewing machine and honestly I would do 3’s , 3 bulbs down 3 bulbs up this way you make a bold statement when they come up as well if they don’t all come up your not left with holes in your row with nothing ❤can’t wait til your spring video it’s going to be gorgeous!!!
Oh boy the squirrels here would be feasting if I tried that in my fields, 😆 I gave up planting tulips, but at least they leave the daffodils,hyacinths,alliums,scillas,leucojems and early snowdrops alone. Good luck with your experiment and we will be waiting to see how it turns out in the spring.
They leave those alone because some of them are poisonous, lol.
See how do you not have a great smile when you see those gorgeous flowers in the spring. It’s like welcome spring vibe when you see all those beautiful flowers.
I live in The Netherlands and they have a dessert/pastry called Tompouce, which has pink icing on it. I think that tulip must be named after the pastry 🤔
Love that! I wonder how many of ours are named after Dutch desderts, too :)
It's so delicious!!!!
I was thinking of the dessert too! May just have to fly back next year to get some❤🎉🎉
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Great experiment. Will look forward to the beauty!
What a team! I love it when you have friends come help but you two turn into a planting machine. I'm 77 with COPD so can't dig, but I'm lucky to have a daughter who lives nearby and loves gardening anywhere - my house, hers, the church, friends, etc.
It’s like a no dig, no till method. I’ll try this next year.
Laura you only gave us a quick peek at the decorations and said later you would show it all. I hope you are still planning to do that. Very excited to see it. Over the winter months will we be seeing some of the photos of beautiful gardens, etc submitted by your viewers? I sure hope so. Then of course Christmas shopping with your mom and Monica’s. I enjoy that sooo much.
It’s going to be amazing in the Spring!🌷🌼
Your property is a gift for us, to see all the beautiful things that you do!! 💜💜
I have wanted to do this since I saw Jenny Love do her tulips this way. She puts up decking boards along the side so that the compost stays in place. She's all about building the soil not disturbing the structure of the soil. Can't wait to see how this turns out for you.
800 something in that one Row yeah it should fill it up you're just the greatest when you have it nice like that it's easy to do all of that with🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻
Experiment!!! And show us 😁 That’s always fun to watch 💗
Oh my gosh! Can I please come and tip toe through your tulips this spring? 🤣 This is going to look beautiful. 🌷