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Culvers Garden
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Naturally Repel Bugs with an Herb Garden! 🌱
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Naturally Repel Bugs with an Herb Garden! 🌱
Bulb Planting 101!
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#bulbs #fallbulbs #bulbplanting #thinkspring #tulips #daffodils #allium #hyacinth #greenhouse #grower #planting #springfloweringbulbs #springflowers
40 Years of Memories
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As we head into the new year, we wanted to take a moment to reflect on the last 40 years of Culver's. Thank you to every employee, customer, friend, & family member that has shown us love and support over the years. We appreciate you!
Culver's Garden Center Holiday Party 2021
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Culver's Garden Center Holiday Party 2021
50% off Container Trees & Shrubs - October 2021
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50% off Container Trees & Shrubs - October 2021
Learn about Bare Root Bulbs with Joan & Sharron
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Learn about Bare Root Bulbs with Joan & Sharron
A Behind the Scenes in the Greenhouse
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A Behind the Scenes in the Greenhouse
The BIGGEST Pottery Sale if the Season!
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The BIGGEST Pottery Sale if the Season!
Kind of shopping that i love..😅🫠
Why should I keep water off "pubescent" leaves?
Nice
I just bought some and the sticker says full sun. 6 plus hours a day.
I found a 5000 lumen spotlight led bulb on amazon and I am going to grow a regal geranium under it. Maybe those dark red ones. I love those.
Thank you! Found this and randomly bought the exact box of bloom booster you just showed! Im winning already! So excited for this new addition to my garden. I love an all year blooming plant that I can propagate!
Don’t let the roots dry out.
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Don't forget to fill out the 'About' section for this youtube channel so that viewers have a way to know more. Take care & God Bless!
Hola soy Teresa, todas las plantas las tenéis preciosas. Me encantan. Saludos desde Huelva-España. 😍🥰💚💚💚💚
Nice sharing 👌 i join your channel 🙏🏻
Not sure about the watering recommend
Love your channel. How could I order some Regal Geranium from you? Thanks.
will it come back year after year
Nice 👍
Beautiful Nice 👆🛎
En français svp
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En dónde es eso y encuanto salen esos bulbos
Quiero escuchar en castellano
Just what I was looking for. Quick and tp the point. Thank you.
Perché sempre in inglese?
Wow Alstromeria very beautiful.
I like it very much.can I get seeds from you.
Geraniums can be grown from seeds, but they're very slow growing if you choose to go that route. A faster way to grow geraniums would be to take clippings from a geranium plant a propagate them yourself. We don't currently have geranium seed packets for sale, but we do carry many different varieties of geraniums in plant form!
beautiful! Are they also referred to as cineraria or pericallus? I wonder if my plants were labeled incorrectly
Yes they are!
Hi K.C.! Cineraria and Senetti are from the same plant family, so they look very similar. Senetti has a stronger cool weather garden performance and is more durable than traditional Cineraria. Senetti can also be cut back for a fresh flush of flowers due to their unique reblooming ability.
@@culversgarden Thanks for the info.!
What is the variety to the left of the purple one? Beautiful!
China is a total, complete pos.
You look alike a geranium
Do you ship worldwide?
Can you do the jam curbside?
Joan, looking forward to a fun time☺️
Thank you for sharing
Fantastic
Could that be a dwarf variety? Mine has long stems.
in Indian summer this flower are blooming?
it is summer flower?
Somanth Kar, yes a summer flower
Can you dig up stems with roots and plant them elsewhere ? If so would you trim them to half length ? Thanks
L O F E N O I A L O F , you can divide a large plant. Cutting back the plant would help lessen the stress of transplanting. Depending on where you live, they are a perennial in huge southern part of the US. If growing as an annual, we don’t recommend dividing the plant, unless you have a greenhouse to overwinter it in.
The new buds are slender and show some color of the bloom while the deadheaded stem tip will be swollen (but, the stem should be taken off way before that point when the flower color fades)
I always stop at Culvers when we come from SE Nebraska to visit our son and family. Love looking, but your prices are a good $15.00 more per container than they are here. I bought my veggie plants in small town Iowa, but buy my potted nursery stock in Nebraska.
Thanks for stopping in when you are in town! Shipping to Iowa is slightly higher than to Nebraska. Also, several nurseries in Nebraska have enough land to grow their own nursery stock. We also offer a 100% warranty for all trees and shrubs for one year (which could be the same or different than other nurseries).
This is the 3rd video on Alstroemeria care I've seen on Utube in last 5 mins. Every one of them shows how to deadhead, but NOTHING ELSE! CARE in your title means more than deadheading a flower. It means soil, water, sun, shade, food, overwintering, harvesting flowers, propagation. None of these were covered. Call your video - Deadheading Alstroemeria, not CARE!
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Hi, I am in Melbourne, Australia. I just planted out the Princess Diana lily - this one: www.plantmark.com.au/alstroemeria-diana-17cm I planted it in semi-shade in a shade garden where it will receive filtered sun. I planted them in semi-rotted home made compost (no food scraps visible) so there is plenty of humus in there to feed the plants and provide drainage. The stems quickly became horizontal when I watered in the plant (there are about seven flower stems). Any tips for caring for this plant in mid-summer? Will it shut down due to the hot weather?
nice Video
good job 👌 👌
Hi I've always wanted to grow these flowers. you make it look do-able to grow and maintain. I just picked some up last week but haven't transplanted them yet. I want to give them the best care but unsure of the perfect soil to use. my current ground is a layer of rock/dirt and under is a clay loamy soil
We recommend adding in some peat moss or compost to loosen up the heavy soil. While alstroemeria like to be moist, heavy clay soil should still be amended. Good Luck!
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