Growing Ranunculus and Anemones // Part 3 💐🙌💚 // Coast to Coast Home and Garden
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 เม.ย. 2022
- Planting Ranunculus and Anemones in Raided Beds // Coast to Coast Home and Garden
Welcome back everyone! Today we are planting our pre-sprouted Ranunculus and Anemones. I walk you through how to plant these beautiful flowers into raised beds and we also discuss care instructions.
Xo, Claudia
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Boy, oh boy! Your yard sure has changed! I'm picturing it all in Bloom!
I am trying to picture it but so much has changed that it’s hard to do so. Things are slowly coming in, sprouting, blooming, it’s truly amazing. I can’t wait to share it with everyone. 🥰
I got. busted too!!! 😂 You can never have too many flowers 🌸 🌺 💐. I’m getting excited seeing my winter sowed seeds sprouting. Can’t wait to plant them!!!
Lol you get me. That’s so exciting!!!! Not much longer and we can plant our baby seedlings outside. 💕
Will be so beautiful this somer! Thanks for your video Claudia! Good luck in your gardening!
Thank you Lidiya. I am so excited for summer.
Good morning! I just planted our out also in zone 5b6a!
Good morning ☀️🌞 😍 That’s so exciting. How are they doing?
Hahaha! My bulb pile looks like this too 😂 I can’t wait to see these, they are beautiful!
Yay!! You’re the type of friend I need. 😂
So exciting thanks for sharing❣️
Eeek I’m so excited! 🤩
I garden in Texas zone 8b, thank you.
Yay! Happy this helped! 💕
Your yard loos amazing! I have all new raised beds also. my question is where did you buy those packages of corms and tomers? I've only been able to find ranunculus and anemones online. that's quite a great selection....
Thank you Trina. You’re so sweet. Majority I got at local nurseries but also online from The Flower Hat and Eden Brothers. Online is where I get most of the specialty ones. Btw, my are just blooming. Everything is so delayed here. 😂
@@InTheGardenWithClaudia Mine are blooming now also, NW Arkansas. It's my first year with both Anemones and Ranunculas and they sure don't look as healthy and beautiful as what I see on TH-cam. I'm thinking my soil mixture in the new raised beds isn't perfect. It's a work in progress. I hope you will update your channel with progress pictures of your. 🤗
love your channel, I have a question I garden in zone 8b, I soak my ranunculus on the second week of march and at the end of march and planted them directly outside, I don't see any roots of progress on them, is that normal? or am I too late have planted them at this time. please help with this question. I was thinking of just getting them out and let them dry again and plant them in the fall. do you think I should do that? thank you kindly. P.S I love the baby pink ranunculus
Hey there! I don’t think it’s too late. I would go ahead and plant them outside. Some of the ones I pre-soaked and pre-sprouted barely had any roots but I can see that they’re developing a little bit more now. I think some of them just take a while to pre-sprout and sometimes they’re just not good corms, but if it’s the whole set of corms you bought then I would just say give it a little bit more time and just get them in the ground. I don’t know if drying them would be the best thing, but I’ve never tried that before after pre-soaking/pre-sprouting them.
@@InTheGardenWithClaudia Thank you for your reply, I dig them out and some had nothing sprouting, but about 10 did so I left them in place and they have some green, am living them to see what happens. thank you for your help I dug them up before your reply lol. I will keep you post it.
Hi, what kind of soil do you plant your rannunculus in?
I use a organic mix that has compost, and the first bottom layer is a loamy soil. I’ve found our flowers, especially dahlias thrive in a loamy soil.