Spring Fever got me. Went shopping at the plant nursery yesterday and bought 4 new pots and a trellis. Found myself thinking this would be so much more fun if I were shopping with Laura and her mom 😂
My husband and I have today off. We are headed to a giant garden center about an hour away. Not planning on buying anything today but we are renovating our garden and want to get ideas. But first, we are stopping for croissants and coffee.
We drove over from the Medford area to pick up 2 Mini Peach Trees yesterday. Your Mom is such a sweet lady. She took us over to see the seed cleaning process and we stood and chatted for quite awhile. Met your Sister and the lady that works there that took the time to tag the 2 trees for me the day before. The guys that work there are also just so friendly and helpful. Please know you have a wonderful family and staff at the nursery. My bucket list has one more checked off. Prayers and blessings to you and your sweet family.
I sometimes feel sad, disappointed with myself, and even angry at times when i realize how much I didn't know about plants and gardening. I am so happy I found this channel as it literally has changed my life. I have learned more than I could even attempt to say. One of the best ones is how to spot the beauty in nature no matter the season. Winter to me was full of dull dead stuff. Now I can look out my 3rd floor window to see the beautiful structure and color of the trees the house has across the highway as well as all the trees on my walks. I never knew what red twig dogwoods were and now I LOVE how they look with the snow around their red beautiful stems/twigs. And one more thing on the endless list is I just recently heard the seeds rustling in the breeze of trees on my walk. I don't know what they are but the seeds start red, then turn purple and then in winter brown. Anyway thank the Lord for Garden Answer family.
I feel that those who gain our new or refocused vantage from Laura naturally enjoy a more joyful life...it overflows into everything else! I now love red twig dogwood in winter too! Laura is creating "rose-colored glasses" for so many of us!
Don’t be sad/disappointed you didn’t know more at a different time in your life, for everything there is a season - perhaps you weren’t at the right stage in your life to devote of yourself to your garden previously. Laura/Garden Answer arrived right when it was the moment for you and your garden to blossom, have to love that gift! If you had been an amazing gardener at an earlier time maybe you wouldn’t have needed her inspiration and then would have never discovered the happiness and sense of connection her channels also provide ❤️🌱🌻🌷🌺💐🌲🌼🐝
My heart has been hurting from much of whats going on in this world. 💔Thank you for the wonderful distraction of beautiful things, your consistency is very appreciated!
OMG, who else wishes they could have all those plants ready to go for projects?! Her plant collection is like candyland for me! 😂🤣 I bought of bunch of tiny northstar boxwoods online and they come in may. Laura, you inspired me to buy them and try my hand at a mini hedge! My husband jokingly says “You have laura’s spirit but not her budget, so relax” 🤣😩 But that’s not the point of your channel. Because even though I always wish I had your budget, I love your channel for the inspiration it gives to make it my own way! ❤️❤️❤️
@@VioletaGherman yes I did the same in my garden! it was not a resounding success but it sparked something in me that led to a full fledge gardening addiction years ago.
I would love to see you take cuttings from your presprouted tubers. I see others do it, but would rather learn how, from you. Your processes are clear and fun to watch. 🥰
I'm in SE Nebraska, USA and we have had such little snow that I have been watering my winter sowing jugs at least once a week. We usually have several inches of snow by now even feet. We are so terribly dry. Stay safe and warm.
❄️Good morning Laura and GA friends from snowy Michigan. Wishing I had your greenhouse, Laura, I’d love to be planting anything right now. Coffee will have to do for now ☕️. Enjoy the day everyone, no matter the weather 😄🌷
Good morning Laura and Garden Answer Family ✨Laura you are the Queen of Gardens! Everything you touch flourishes into heavenly blooms...you enter the cold frame and I Swear I can hear the angels singing hallelujah.....the Queen has Arrived 🤍🙏🏼🤍
Hi Claudia 😊 I’m in Zone 9 too! I’ve never grown dahlias or ranunculus - did you order them online? Has Laura said where she gets all of hers? I wish zone 9 had someone like Laura ☺️
I love your approach of trial and error, experimenting. Its make me so much more confident to dig into my new garden because while failure is always an option, I know now, thats ok and I can just refine and try again! Thank you so much for your relatable real life style, its so inspiring!!
Good morning, Laura ☕️ This video is exactly what I needed while watching the snow ❄️ fall during another winter 🥶 snowstorm. Fingers crossed 🤞🏻 for the pre sprouted Dahlias! Have a Blessed Day 😊🐈
Same here in North Arkansas. We still have 1/4-1/2 inches of ice present. We are 6b, no greenhouse. Waiting on ranunculus and dahlias to arrive from supplier. Good to know how to pre-sprout. You have Northlawn Flower Farm in PA. Her name is Danielle. She did a pre-sprouting video on ranunculus today as well. We are so lucky to have these videos to teach us how to plant these beautiful flowers. Enjoy your tea and day Kathleen!!
It’s gonna be so fun to follow along and see how these do. Pretty good percentages on what stored successfully. I guess the final test will be seeing the actual sprouting. 💚💚💚
Laura If you take cuttings from your potted dahlias and root them you will get more perfectly formed “show quality” flowers from the cutting propagated plants over the ones from the tubers. Weird but true.
Good morning! We’ve got snow on the ground, again!! Spring is coming, Spring is coming… All those wonderful plants in the greenhouse can’t wait to see everything planted.
I'm in Nebraska and we have had very little snow, mainly just dustings. We are so terribly dry that I have been watering my winter sowing jugs almost weekly. What I would give for a good snow, our ground is so dry.
A couple of weeks ago, I was thinking I'm not sure I had ever seen the greenhouse/cold frame look so empty before. How quickly that is changing! Haha! It is obvious you are excited with the possibilities that can be in the garden this year and your excitement is contagious! It is encouraging for those of us who are less experienced to see someone with lots of experience still learning/experimenting with new things. Gardening truly is a lot of trial by fire.
I just so look forward to watching and hearing your good information. My garden 2021 is the best. I have learned so much. I love to share the beauty and joy of gardening. Thanks 😍 I also enjoy Aaron and your sweet children. God Bless🙏
Laura always has a beautiful smile but this morning, especially after she finished the little mini tour, her smile was just radiant. It’s so obvious how much growing plants feeds her soul! It’s a beautiful thing to see and we are so lucky that she shares this with us! 💚🌷🌸🥦🌽🥬
Love you give us options and the inspiration to find new ways to grow! It’s wonderful to have these videos in the early spring to feed that need to garden. Well done!!!!
Good morning and Happy Friday!!! Snow again this morning and cold..... so I will continue to enjoy what you're planting up🌱.... looking forward to this week recap highlights Have a lovely weekend all.. 🇨🇦
@@laraemitchell9064 Most likely he won’t. But it doesn’t hurt to ask. Laura says she doesn’t really feel comfortable playing on camera… so if she doesn’t know he is recording, then maybe all of us will finally be able to enjoy another talent of Laura’s.
Like you, I grew, stored and pre-sprouted ranunculus and anemones for the first time last year in to this season. I stored mine in a mesh, bulb bag in a cool, dark storage room. Both ranunculus and anemones stored perfectly. No medium needed, IMO 🤷♀️ I can’t wait to see yours bloom again! 😃🌸🌱
I’m tuning in from AUS 🇦🇺 just visited a botanic garden where some stunning Dhalias were in full bloom I would have never thought in a million years i would be spending my Sunday’s admiring such wonderful beautiful creations like dahlia’s nor did I think I would love and appreciate gardening as much as I do thanks to you! So much so I am starting my journey into horticulture! You make hours upon hours of back to back episodes sooo enjoyable now I sit and wait for a new episode to come out. Absolutely adore your knowledge and cool calm approach to gardening 👩🌾 thank you I finally found my path that brings so much joy in life thanks to you!
you are having so much fun in your heated space these days; it makes me happy to see you so happy! what a production, too! wow! look at all those little green beauties!! great video instruction, too 🙂 ❤ thanks for the video!! 🙂 ❤
So glad you did this video. I put just a few Ranunculus in when you did so I could copy you step by step. The shoots appeared 3 days ago and I was wondering if you'd show us this next step. Perfect timing, thank you!
Great! I’m doing the same as you. So glad she talked about what to look for in the pre sprouted corms and I didn’t throw away the ones that have not sprouted yet. I might have a few more to plant 😊. Hope we have success!
Same here, I checked on my Ranunculus in my dark cool basement today and I had sprouts. Mine was an impulse buy from Dollar Tree. I was getting ready to look up when to pot up. Laura to the rescue again.
Can’t wait to see it all grow and bloom so exciting! You’ll be surprised what a moldy bulb can do. I had a a elephant ear bulb in a closet that was forgotten. It was very moldy on one side and squishy. I planted it in ground anyway just to see . It grew up to around 5 feet tall so beautiful I was so surprised and it was my first time growing elephant ears.
no gloves, no hair tie, no apron, and a white sweater - Laura you are a gardening rock star! I cant water my garden without ending up a muddy mess. :) Love your video's😎🌞
I live in zone 6b where it is currently sleeting and am dreaming of my gardens. I know ranunculus are cold tolerant and can be planted in the spring. What tips do you have for a first timer who doesn’t own grow lights or a greenhouse? I blame Laura for my new obsession 😂
Gosh, I see snow and everyone wearing jackets, I'm in north central Florida and it's 82 degrees in February! We will have a few cold spells but just enough to kill baby seedlings, any tubers, bulbs ect in the ground gets to live there! I can't seem to get my garden ready fast enough for me. New Homestead means new garden. I planted my Hollyhocks Rudbeckia and strawberries with Lavatera 2 days ago and they L O V E IT IN THIS SOIL
Love the garden table with wheels and wire tops. A future video to show us how to build? I love anything with wheels! (Carolyn) Vermont Cat Lady/retired Montessori teacher formerly in San Diego/now pet sitter & dog walker (business owner). AND ready to plant enough flowers to sell/give away in my front yard flower stand. I’m calling it “Keep Smilin’ Flower Stand”.
Good morning, Laura, from Windermere Florida zone 9b USA 🇺🇸 I don't grow any of your choices, but I have seen that this is the time to do it. 👩🌾👍 We are actually hot 🔥 this week. In the mid-80°'s F. Almost need to put on the AC mid-afternoon. Happy Gardening Garden Friends 💚
I dug up some anemones in 2018, put them in a paper sack, and lost them. Well, I found them when I was moving and put them with my other corms. I decided to try sprouting them after watching this video. They are seriously sprouting!!!!!!! I am totally amazed!!!!
I love seeing your green house fill with beautiful plants 🌱🪴🌸! Currently feels like -3F here in Wyoming. This brings my heart such joy and hope for the coming seasons! Spring is coming, maybe a bit slowly but sooner than later😉
I went shopping for pots yesterday and we ended up with snow today , it’s going to be about between 8-12inches so I was happy to see this video of some plants 🪴 .I can’t wait to see all your things come up , it must be such a joy to have the greenhouse to experiment with !love all your videos 🪴🌻🌸
Your heated greenhouse looks so great Laura! I wish I had one! It would be my she shed getaway for sure. Love 70 degrees. We still have 1/2 inch of ice on the ground. Ranunculus and dahlias have not arrived yet. We are 6b. Guessing they will ship out sometime in March as our last frost date is the last week of April. Thank you for giving me the inspiration to try these beautiful corms and tubers. 🌸🌺🌱🌿🌠
Good morning GA family! Laura, if I had the cream blouse on and planting by the end would probably be gray.....how can you keep it so clean? So many beautiful plants....it's going to be gorgeous! Can't wait for you to start planting around the Hartley and the house. Anticipation is killing me😂😂😂
Thank you for showing how you started the dahlia tubers on their sides with the eye exposed. I would have put the eye up and the tuber straight down like a carrot. Good thing I saw this video!
The consummate gardener...The bravest gardener I know of that will wear the prettiest tops in cream/white while potting up plants...My top would be filthy...lol ;)
When are you going to plant out the ranunculas? We have a last frost date in early May, and I am wondering when to presprout and plant out. I am a little confused about the ones you are doing now in the greenhouse, and when you will do the remainder. Thanks for taking us along, as always. You are a bright spot in my day!
God that is MY DREAM JOB!!! You don't know how fortunate you and your entire family are to literally be living the dream!!! It's a rare & amazingly special thing to be doing what you love & making money doing it! (I can't help it, I HAVE to mention that those flower bulbs look like little troll people & on had fingers lol) YES I have issues but it keeps life interesting!!! lol
It's so satisfying to see your greenhouse fill up. What a wonderful space to experiment and get stuff growing early. I need to rethink my process since my greenhouse if nearly full of things I've wintered over. There's not much room to do what you're doing. That said, it's also not nearly as big as yours.
Hello Laura, this video was an eye opener. After watching your video on starting ranunculus, I went ahead and started them (the drums were six years old). Unfortunately, I threw the ranunculus today because they all grew mold/fungus. I was feeling like a failure. However, after watching this video I learned that some of the ranunculus you started also grew mold/fungus and didn't feel that bad. I am just going to start ranunculus again. I appreciated your follow up videos. Thank you
Good morning Laura and family, can't wait for the results, we're still in the low 20s single digits at nights no moisture in the Oklahoma Panhandle have a great rest of the day.
Love your channel. This is so timely, I just potted up my ranunculus pre-sprouted corms (?). I put them in the pots to shallow, they will be repotted tomorrow. I also dug up a huge clump of dahlia, which had never been dug since planting.
It is so hard to hold off when we are so ready for spring. I need to wait a couple more weeks as my greenhouse is just a cold frame. I have potted up my dahlias to check the viability and to give them a head start. I never thought to plant the questionable ones int trays. That will save so much space. Thanks for the tip.
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Spring Fever got me. Went shopping at the plant nursery yesterday and bought 4 new pots and a trellis. Found myself thinking this would be so much more fun if I were shopping with Laura and her mom 😂
My husband and I have today off. We are headed to a giant garden center about an hour away. Not planning on buying anything today but we are renovating our garden and want to get ideas. But first, we are stopping for croissants and coffee.
I did the same thing! I went a little overboard though. Now I just have to find someone to plant it all for me. 😂
@@misstrcarter sammmeee! I'm going to the garden center today too! I can't wait to get started on the year.
@@kathleenhazy6126 Nice, but why not get your hands dirty?You will be more satisfied!
We'd all buy twice as much!🤣🤣
Who else is amazed at how clean Laura managed to keep her white top, would be black by the time I finished potting up 🐈😍
I was thinking the same thing!!
@@terihavlik4628 Martha Stewart would be impressed!
Like 30 of you noticed.
I thought the same thing. I have garden clothes and regular clothes. Maybe I just need a garden apron like I have for cooking!
That’s so true! I was right there with you. All I could think of is she is definitely an expert to have confidence to wear white while planting 🤣
We drove over from the Medford area to pick up 2 Mini Peach Trees yesterday. Your Mom is such a sweet lady. She took us over to see the seed cleaning process and we stood and chatted for quite awhile. Met your Sister and the lady that works there that took the time to tag the 2 trees for me the day before. The guys that work there are also just so friendly and helpful. Please know you have a wonderful family and staff at the nursery. My bucket list has one more checked off. Prayers and blessings to you and your sweet family.
I envy you!
Wow, that was a long ways to go!
I sometimes feel sad, disappointed with myself, and even angry at times when i realize how much I didn't know about plants and gardening. I am so happy I found this channel as it literally has changed my life. I have learned more than I could even attempt to say. One of the best ones is how to spot the beauty in nature no matter the season. Winter to me was full of dull dead stuff. Now I can look out my 3rd floor window to see the beautiful structure and color of the trees the house has across the highway as well as all the trees on my walks. I never knew what red twig dogwoods were and now I LOVE how they look with the snow around their red beautiful stems/twigs. And one more thing on the endless list is I just recently heard the seeds rustling in the breeze of trees on my walk. I don't know what they are but the seeds start red, then turn purple and then in winter brown. Anyway thank the Lord for Garden Answer family.
I feel that those who gain our new or refocused vantage from Laura naturally enjoy a more joyful life...it overflows into everything else! I now love red twig dogwood in winter too! Laura is creating "rose-colored glasses" for so many of us!
Don’t be sad/disappointed you didn’t know more at a different time in your life, for everything there is a season - perhaps you weren’t at the right stage in your life to devote of yourself to your garden previously. Laura/Garden Answer arrived right when it was the moment for you and your garden to blossom, have to love that gift! If you had been an amazing gardener at an earlier time maybe you wouldn’t have needed her inspiration and then would have never discovered the happiness and sense of connection her channels also provide ❤️🌱🌻🌷🌺💐🌲🌼🐝
My heart has been hurting from much of whats going on in this world. 💔Thank you for the wonderful distraction of beautiful things, your consistency is very appreciated!
OMG, who else wishes they could have all those plants ready to go for projects?! Her plant collection is like candyland for me! 😂🤣 I bought of bunch of tiny northstar boxwoods online and they come in may. Laura, you inspired me to buy them and try my hand at a mini hedge! My husband jokingly says “You have laura’s spirit but not her budget, so relax” 🤣😩 But that’s not the point of your channel. Because even though I always wish I had your budget, I love your channel for the inspiration it gives to make it my own way! ❤️❤️❤️
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:), I started with very cheap plant seeds to see if I can do as much stuff as possible with a lower budget. Good luck.
My husband tells me the same🤣😂🤣
@@VioletaGherman yes I did the same in my garden! it was not a resounding success but it sparked something in me that led to a full fledge gardening addiction years ago.
I would love to see you take cuttings from your presprouted tubers. I see others do it, but would rather learn how, from you. Your processes are clear and fun to watch. 🥰
GOOD MORNING GARDENING FAMILY. In another winter storm this morning, so glad Laura is not. HOPE FOR SPRING. Have a wonderful day💝🇨🇦🌻
I'm in SE Nebraska, USA and we have had such little snow that I have been watering my winter sowing jugs at least once a week. We usually have several inches of snow by now even feet. We are so terribly dry. Stay safe and warm.
I need SPRING WARMTH, as well!
God Bless!
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We are in a cold snap and had a dusting of snow yesterday (Oregon). I can't wait to get out to the flower and vegetable garden too!
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Good morning!
Yep! 2 degrees this morning! Happy spring soon we hope !
Good morning ALL! 💚☀️🌺
Good morning garden friends! 🌺🌼🌸🌻🌹
Coffee and Laura, great way to start the day!
Good morning everyone 🦋🦋🌼🌼🌻🌻🌱🌱☕🌅
Good morning all have a safe and blessed day
❄️Good morning Laura and GA friends from snowy Michigan. Wishing I had your greenhouse, Laura, I’d love to be planting anything right now. Coffee will have to do for now ☕️. Enjoy the day everyone, no matter the weather 😄🌷
I agree, from snowy Michigan too.
I’m loving how you are utilizing your new heated greenhouse, what fun! Makes you wonder how you ever lived without it!
Good morning Laura and Garden Answer Family ✨Laura you are the Queen of Gardens! Everything you touch flourishes into heavenly blooms...you enter the cold frame and I Swear I can hear the angels singing hallelujah.....the Queen has Arrived 🤍🙏🏼🤍
love seeing the difference in gardens
I live in a zone 9, and my ranunculus have been flowering for an entire month 🥰
Hi Claudia 😊 I’m in Zone 9 too! I’ve never grown dahlias or ranunculus - did you order them online? Has Laura said where she gets all of hers? I wish zone 9 had someone like Laura ☺️
Woohoo! I'm planting ranunculus for the first time this Spring. I can't wait!! 💐
In Carlsbad, CA nearby, there are Ranunculus flower fields which bloom every Spring. Beautiful💗
@@gretchenburton7184 Oh my goodness!! I would love to see that!
@@gretchenburton7184 I just looked at the pictures!! Gorgeous!!! Have you ever been to the tulip fields in Skagit Valley, WA? It is amazing as well!
@@scrim8635 No but love everything Oregon, Washington, the Sierras in California. Love GA.
How fun! I have major greenhouse envy. I wish I had the space for all that fun experimenting.
I love your approach of trial and error, experimenting. Its make me so much more confident to dig into my new garden because while failure is always an option, I know now, thats ok and I can just refine and try again! Thank you so much for your relatable real life style, its so inspiring!!
Good morning! 🌻🐝
Good morning, Laura ☕️ This video is exactly what I needed while watching the snow ❄️ fall during another winter 🥶 snowstorm. Fingers crossed 🤞🏻 for the pre sprouted Dahlias! Have a Blessed Day 😊🐈
Ice storm here in southeastern Pa! Perfect timing to get comfy on the couch with tea and Garden Answer! So ready for spring!!🌸🌷
Same here in North Arkansas. We still have 1/4-1/2 inches of ice present. We are 6b, no greenhouse. Waiting on ranunculus and dahlias to arrive from supplier. Good to know how to pre-sprout. You have Northlawn Flower Farm in PA. Her name is Danielle. She did a pre-sprouting video on ranunculus today as well. We are so lucky to have these videos to teach us how to plant these beautiful flowers. Enjoy your tea and day Kathleen!!
Great music! I wanted to boogie on out to my greenhouse and start planting along with Laura! . Too cold yet, not heated greenhouse!
It’s gonna be so fun to follow along and see how these do. Pretty good percentages on what stored successfully. I guess the final test will be seeing the actual sprouting. 💚💚💚
the funky music with laura sped up was fun to watch.
Laura
If you take cuttings from your potted dahlias and root them you will get more perfectly formed “show quality” flowers from the cutting propagated plants over the ones from the tubers. Weird but true.
It is nice to see the step by step process! Can't wait to see the flowers & color!! 😃🌸💚💙💜💛🌿
This is where I go when the world has lost their minds…. Thank you Laura for keeping us sane!
Good Morning from. Snowy New Jersey GA friends!
Dreaming of spring 🌺🌻🌷😁. Thanks Laura 🤗
Good morning! We’ve got snow on the ground, again!! Spring is coming, Spring is coming… All those wonderful plants in the greenhouse can’t wait to see everything planted.
I'm in Nebraska and we have had very little snow, mainly just dustings. We are so terribly dry that I have been watering my winter sowing jugs almost weekly. What I would give for a good snow, our ground is so dry.
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NW Kansas here. We typically only get 24.5" total precipitation for the year. That's good to know on the jugs.
A couple of weeks ago, I was thinking I'm not sure I had ever seen the greenhouse/cold frame look so empty before. How quickly that is changing! Haha!
It is obvious you are excited with the possibilities that can be in the garden this year and your excitement is contagious! It is encouraging for those of us who are less experienced to see someone with lots of experience still learning/experimenting with new things. Gardening truly is a lot of trial by fire.
Good morning glory from Beltsville MD 32 degrees and lots of rain
I was about to jump outta my chair, cut a rug and get DOWN to the music jams!🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻
I’d love to see an update on dahlias process. How did it go? How many have sprouted? How long did it take?
I just so look forward to watching and hearing your good information. My garden 2021 is the best. I have learned so much. I love to share the beauty and joy of gardening. Thanks 😍 I also enjoy Aaron and your sweet children. God Bless🙏
Only Laura can wear a beautiful white sweater while potting, and come out unscathed!❤
Laura always has a beautiful smile but this morning, especially after she finished the little mini tour, her smile was just radiant. It’s so obvious how much growing plants feeds her soul! It’s a beautiful thing to see and we are so lucky that she shares this with us! 💚🌷🌸🥦🌽🥬
Love you give us options and the inspiration to find new ways to grow! It’s wonderful to have these videos in the early spring to feed that need to garden. Well done!!!!
Good morning and Happy Friday!!! Snow again this morning and cold..... so I will continue to enjoy what you're planting up🌱.... looking forward to this week recap highlights Have a lovely weekend all.. 🇨🇦
This comment is for Aaron. Please secretly video Laura playing her beautiful Steinway and then ask her if she will share it with us. ;)
Here’s betting he’s not gonna do that. 🤣🤣🤣
@@laraemitchell9064 Most likely he won’t. But it doesn’t hurt to ask. Laura says she doesn’t really feel comfortable playing on camera… so if she doesn’t know he is recording, then maybe all of us will finally be able to enjoy another talent of Laura’s.
I second that- not gonna happen and I’m sure when she’s confident enough she will share her gift with all of us🎶
Without her permission? Not good.
Like you, I grew, stored and pre-sprouted ranunculus and anemones for the first time last year in to this season. I stored mine in a mesh, bulb bag in a cool, dark storage room. Both ranunculus and anemones stored perfectly. No medium needed, IMO 🤷♀️ I can’t wait to see yours bloom again! 😃🌸🌱
I love how you can play in the dirt with a white shirt mine would be very dirty lol love ya'll
I’m tuning in from AUS 🇦🇺 just visited a botanic garden where some stunning Dhalias were in full bloom I would have never thought in a million years i would be spending my Sunday’s admiring such wonderful beautiful creations like dahlia’s nor did I think I would love and appreciate gardening as much as I do thanks to you! So much so I am starting my journey into horticulture! You make hours upon hours of back to back episodes sooo enjoyable now I sit and wait for a new episode to come out. Absolutely adore your knowledge and cool calm approach to gardening 👩🌾 thank you I finally found my path that brings so much joy in life thanks to you!
you are having so much fun in your heated space these days; it makes me happy to see you so happy! what a production, too! wow! look at all those little green beauties!! great video instruction, too 🙂 ❤ thanks for the video!! 🙂 ❤
Is anyone else amazed at how clean Laura managed to stay in that gorgeous quilted top??
So glad you did this video. I put just a few Ranunculus in when you did so I could copy you step by step. The shoots appeared 3 days ago and I was wondering if you'd show us this next step. Perfect timing, thank you!
Great! I’m doing the same as you. So glad she talked about what to look for in the pre sprouted corms and I didn’t throw away the ones that have not sprouted yet. I might have a few more to plant 😊. Hope we have success!
@@reneehunt5402 fingers crossed :)
Same here, I checked on my Ranunculus in my dark cool basement today and I had sprouts. Mine was an impulse buy from Dollar Tree. I was getting ready to look up when to pot up. Laura to the rescue again.
Can’t wait to see it all grow and bloom so exciting! You’ll be surprised what a moldy bulb can do. I had a a elephant ear bulb in a closet that was forgotten. It was very moldy on one side and squishy. I planted it in ground anyway just to see . It grew up to around 5 feet tall so beautiful I was so surprised and it was my first time growing elephant ears.
no gloves, no hair tie, no apron, and a white sweater - Laura you are a gardening rock star! I cant water my garden without ending up a muddy mess. :) Love your video's😎🌞
Yesterday, 82…today 46….. I am afraid to do anything, but this is a great idea! Lucky to have found you! 🙏💕🌺
I live in zone 6b where it is currently sleeting and am dreaming of my gardens. I know ranunculus are cold tolerant and can be planted in the spring. What tips do you have for a first timer who doesn’t own grow lights or a greenhouse? I blame Laura for my new obsession 😂
Yes please 🙏 😁
I am 6b and wondering the same thing!!
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This guide from Northlawn flower farm is great .
Northlawn Flower has great guides!!
Gosh, I see snow and everyone wearing jackets, I'm in north central Florida and it's 82 degrees in February!
We will have a few cold spells but just enough to kill baby seedlings, any tubers, bulbs ect in the ground gets to live there! I can't seem to get my garden ready fast enough for me. New Homestead means new garden. I planted my Hollyhocks Rudbeckia and strawberries with Lavatera 2 days ago and they L O V E IT IN THIS SOIL
It's really starting to fill up in the greenhouse. So excited for what's to come this year. Lot's of new seeds i've never grown before.
Hi GA and all the fans! Coffee and Laura, great start to the day! Am I the only one who takes notes?
Love the garden table with wheels and wire tops. A future video to show us how to build? I love anything with wheels!
(Carolyn) Vermont Cat Lady/retired Montessori teacher formerly in San Diego/now pet sitter & dog walker (business owner).
AND ready to plant enough flowers to sell/give away in my front yard flower stand. I’m calling it “Keep Smilin’ Flower Stand”.
Search " Garden Answers How we build our greenhouse tables" It is a great video.
Love your greenhouse, it gives you so much space to work!
Good morning, Laura, from Windermere Florida zone 9b USA 🇺🇸
I don't grow any of your choices, but I have seen that this is the time to do it. 👩🌾👍
We are actually hot 🔥 this week. In the mid-80°'s F. Almost need to put on the AC mid-afternoon.
Happy Gardening Garden Friends 💚
Peggy,
Greetings from Nocatee (9A northeast FL)! We already have the A/C on! My husband is a polar bear 🐻❄ who enables my gardening addiction!
I just love watching your videos Laura! Thank you and Aaron for all your work. 😊
Pretty groovy tunes for the potting montage today. Made me bob my head to the beat. 🤣
This channel and Flock Finger lake are my morning routine and I’m so grateful for it ❤️🌞
Good morning! 😊
I dug up some anemones in 2018, put them in a paper sack, and lost them. Well, I found them when I was moving and put them with my other corms. I decided to try sprouting them after watching this video. They are seriously sprouting!!!!!!! I am totally amazed!!!!
Now we know where Cheddar hangs out. 😀🐈😼
Woke up to lots of snow again here in Southern Ontario (Canada); but Laura's beautiful weather is definitely the 'pick me up' we all need right now!
I love seeing your green house fill with beautiful plants 🌱🪴🌸! Currently feels like -3F here in Wyoming. This brings my heart such joy and hope for the coming seasons! Spring is coming, maybe a bit slowly but sooner than later😉
I went shopping for pots yesterday and we ended up with snow today , it’s going to be about between 8-12inches so I was happy to see this video of some plants 🪴 .I can’t wait to see all your things come up , it must be such a joy to have the greenhouse to experiment with !love all your videos 🪴🌻🌸
Everything is looking good and your green house is wonderful. Can't wait to see all the beautiful color when they are in bloom
Your heated greenhouse looks so great Laura! I wish I had one! It would be my she shed getaway for sure. Love 70 degrees. We still have 1/2 inch of ice on the ground. Ranunculus and dahlias have not arrived yet. We are 6b. Guessing they will ship out sometime in March as our last frost date is the last week of April. Thank you for giving me the inspiration to try these beautiful corms and tubers. 🌸🌺🌱🌿🌠
Everything is looking wonderful.
It’s like you READ my mind, I wanted you to tell me EVERYTHING you had I’m going in the greenhouse!! Thank you 😊!!
Just so great to see the start of planting for this year. Just can't wait to see them beautiful blooms.
Looking fantastic. Fun Fun. Thank you so very much for sharing this with us.🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
The greenhouse is awesome! Dahlias are some of our favorites! Looking forward to seeing yours and ours as well!
Whoot whoot 🙌🏼🙌🏼 first garden tour of the year!! lol! 😊♥️
We’re experiencing a bit of a warm front where I live, and it just makes me so eager to go start planting outside.
Good morning GA family! Laura, if I had the cream blouse on and planting by the end would probably be gray.....how can you keep it so clean? So many beautiful plants....it's going to be gorgeous! Can't wait for you to start planting around the Hartley and the house. Anticipation is killing me😂😂😂
Thank you for showing how you started the dahlia tubers on their sides with the eye exposed. I would have put the eye up and the tuber straight down like a carrot. Good thing I saw this video!
Good morning
My new favorite GA saying: “Let’s see what happens.”
Thanks for sharing.
Have a wonderful weekend.
good moring
The consummate gardener...The bravest gardener I know of that will wear the prettiest tops in cream/white while potting up plants...My top would be filthy...lol ;)
Cats 🐱 “look mom put cat boxes for us everywhere”. 🤣😂
Morning!
When are you going to plant out the ranunculas? We have a last frost date in early May, and I am wondering when to presprout and plant out. I am a little confused about the ones you are doing now in the greenhouse, and when you will do the remainder. Thanks for taking us along, as always. You are a bright spot in my day!
God that is MY DREAM JOB!!! You don't know how fortunate you and your entire family are to literally be living the dream!!! It's a rare & amazingly special thing to be doing what you love & making money doing it! (I can't help it, I HAVE to mention that those flower bulbs look like little troll people & on had fingers lol) YES I have issues but it keeps life interesting!!! lol
It's so satisfying to see your greenhouse fill up. What a wonderful space to experiment and get stuff growing early. I need to rethink my process since my greenhouse if nearly full of things I've wintered over. There's not much room to do what you're doing. That said, it's also not nearly as big as yours.
Hello Laura, this video was an eye opener. After watching your video on starting ranunculus, I went ahead and started them (the drums were six years old). Unfortunately, I threw the ranunculus today because they all grew mold/fungus. I was feeling like a failure. However, after watching this video I learned that some of the ranunculus you started also grew mold/fungus and didn't feel that bad. I am just going to start ranunculus again. I appreciated your follow up videos. Thank you
I’m going to be trying all these methods very soon! It’s the first year we tried storing any tubers. Thanks so much for the advice!
Good morning Laura and family, can't wait for the results, we're still in the low 20s single digits at nights no moisture in the Oklahoma Panhandle have a great rest of the day.
Love your channel. This is so timely, I just potted up my ranunculus pre-sprouted corms (?). I put them in the pots to shallow, they will be repotted tomorrow.
I also dug up a huge clump of dahlia, which had never been dug since planting.
Thank you for all of the wonderful information!
I love love your videos. Thank you soooo much. You are an inspiration
Very nice flowers 💐 daria
Good morning all. Laura, I ordered some Anemones from Brecks. I'm excited to get them. Thank you for showing me what to do when they arrive.
Great project started. Looking forward to seeing them as they grow
It is so hard to hold off when we are so ready for spring. I need to wait a couple more weeks as my greenhouse is just a cold frame. I have potted up my dahlias to check the viability and to give them a head start. I never thought to plant the questionable ones int trays. That will save so much space. Thanks for the tip.
So excited to plan my garden this year 🥰
I’m trying ranunculus for the first time this spring. I ordered and the company ships them in spring.
As I watched you deal with the dahlia's all I could think was "they look like you're putting them all to bed". lol