Planting Spring Flowering Ranunculus In Our Cottage Garden // Cottoverdi
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2024
- Today marks the first planting of spring, with all my ranunculus beauties going into the borders.
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They're going to look so pretty. I can't believe how fast Cosmo is. I can tell how much he loves you.
Thanks Wendy. I'm so excited to see the new ones in bloom this year. Yes, Cosmo is a darling, thank you for loving him as much as I do 😻
They are such a gorgeous flower and you are so organized you know exactly where you want them in the garden. I cant wait to see them in bloom.
Thanks Jane - yes, I love to be organised - I'm a girl who has spreadsheets for EVERYTHING! 🤣
Cute cats and hopefully my pink ranunculus will come back next year too.
Tulips tropical impression are amazingly beautiful.
Thanks Kati. Glad you enjoyed it. 😊
Always love a good garden tour thanks so much for sharing your beautiful garden with us. Hugs and kisses from grandma Sandy and Debbie.
You are so welcome, thanks Sandy and Debbie 😁
Oh my word!!! I've never seen Ariadne butterfly ranunculus, but they look like a blend of ranunculus and lisianthus. I'm definitely going to try to find some to grow next year. Thanks Annette! Enjoy your gorgeous blooms!!!
Thanks Linda - yes, I think they look extraordinary - it's my first time growing these ones so I hope they live up to my expectations 🤣
Cocmos is so cute. Thanks for giving me new ideas for spring plantings.
Glad you like them! 😁😻
Lovely to see the progress of your garden, no doubt will be a stunning display once in flower😊
I hope so, thank you 😊
Annette, Your enthusiasm is contagious! Your varieties of ranunculus are gorgeous. I've been wanting to try and grow them, but I forget to buy the corms. I do plant and sow
seeds of so many other plants, I just want everything! Cosmo wants to help you plant !
Thanks Anna. You are so kind. 😊 Yes, Cosmo definitely wants to find out what I'm doing and to join in 😻
Ranunculus are such fabulous, romantic flowers. Starting these from seed is another chore added to my list for next year 🤩The colors of Ariadne remind me of Dahlia Café au Lait. Happy gardening everyone 💚
Wonderful!
I can’t wait to see them in full bloom
I planted mine too and they are just sprouting
So excited 😂
Oh, so exciting Nelly!
Absolutely beautiful! I was looking at some ranunculus yesterday in the local garden centre and was very tempted! Looks pretty cold there... I'm in Norfolk and it's bitter this morning! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks Arianne. Yes, it's still a bit chilly but the ranunculus have been outside for months so they'll be fine.
Beautiful video Annette. My ranunculus are huge in their pots. I am hoping to plant them out this weekend as we have really low temperatures a couple of nights this week, and maybe a frost tonight. Your plants will looks stunning in your borders s they start o bloom. Happy gardening. PS it looks like Cosmo is having so much fun in the garden. Bless him ♥ x
Thanks so much Be. 😊. We've got low temps too but mine have been in my open cold frame for over a month so they've been well and truly hardened off so I'm hoping they don't even notice the move 🤣
Cosmo is so funny - sometimes I don't even notice him racing around and it's only when I'm editing the video that I spot him! He's so happy to be outside finally.
@@cottoverdi mine are in a slightly opened cold frame overnight and are out in the day, but I am still too scared to actually put them out until this slightly cold spell passes. I am so pleased with the plants. Especially as I lost all the anemones. must be a happy surprise when you spot Cosmo on the screen whilst editing. Cutie paws, isn't e!
😻😻😻🤣
I love love ranunculus, they look like beautiful roses💐❤️ I would love to see them when they’re all blooming!
Most adorable and cute kitty cat 🐈
Thanks Barbara - I will definitely film them when they're in bloom - I'm so looking forward to seeing the display 😊
I've never seen these gorgeous bridal colours, not in Greece ,anyway.
We have had hot weather (27-29C) in April which is very unusual.
I don't know if this is the right season for ranunculous , maybe too late. My roses have made flowers already but also pansies are in ful bloom, nemesias which I grew out of seed have flowered , impatiens are ggrowing like mad. I pulled out the tulip bulbs I had in the garden because they have finished and my jasmine has grown new healthy branches with buds.
I bought pink dalias with flowers and planted them in terracota pots . I also planted superbells in pots. I do the canopy down to protect my impatiens from the strong sun as my pots are on my balcony.
We've had polen in the air for days. It comes from the pine trees on the mountain behind my house. Masses of it spread everywhere , on patios and balconies. I am not allergic. I live South, in the Peloponnese .Unfortunately it hasn't rained much all winter and spring.
Gosh, Youla, you are so far ahead of us - we still have tulips and a few daffodils - it will be at least a month before we have roses I think - it's been sooo wet - I think UK got all your rain 🤣
@cottoverdi Aha yes.
Actually to our great shock, today it rained and thank God kept all the pollen from the pine trees on the ground. My wooden floor as I wiped it, was yellow.
But I think on Monday it will be warm again.
I transplanted lots of flowers . I got them last month and they had grown a lot. So today's rain did them a lot of good.
Yes, a lot of roses are out. I have pruned roses in the neighborhood (for free) as everybody is missing. They look smashing now.
My name is Georgia, but only my close relatives call me Youla.
I used to correspond with Prince Philip. I used to live in Corfu.
My Mum lives in South of France and has similar problems with yellow pollen...I think it's tiring for her to keep sweeping and cleaning.
Would you prefer me to call you Georgia - sorry - I've only just seen this message!
Wow - Prince Philip - did you meet him? Sounds like you have a very interesting life. 😁
@cottoverdi We had brown dust from Africa, for 3 days. Horrific. It's all gone now, thank God. I mean the whole of Greece had it.
I L❤VE it❤❤❤
Thank you! 😊💚
Do you buy Ranunculus as potted plants or grow from corms ? It's going to be a wonderful display can't wait - for me six pots at a time and mine are no way as advanced as yours 💮💮💮
Hi there, I grow them from corms - started early each year. I grow them on in my cold frames so that they are hardened off really well and I can plant them out mid-April even if we have cold temps at night like this week (2°C)
Thanks for sharing, can't wait to see them flower. I have tried ranunculus 2 times to no avail :(( Have you tried letting them plant and see if they perennialise?
I've left some in by mistake and they seem to be ok and they're flowering now, so about 2 or 3 weeks sooner than the ones I've sown this year. I don't tend to leave them in the ground because we have so many squirrels and mice and they just munch on all the corms 😕
Mrs. Annette, I love your Ranunculus colors, I do believe your are in zone 8B as well, can I ask when do you start your ranunculus to get them to that size? thank you kindly. I garden in Texas zone 8B we are getting temperatures of 84 degrees now. I planted my ranunculus in the ground in the fall and they all ready have finish blooming but this is the first time that I plant them in the ground and am not sure if I should dig them out or leave them in place what do you recommend ?
Thanks Yazmin. Gosh it must be lovely to have warm weather already in April! If you have soil that drains well and you don't have any pests like squirrels or mice that will eat your corms, then you can leave them in the ground. I dig mine up because we have heavy clay soil and a LOT of rain over the winters and so the corms would rot from all the wet. Also I have lots ALL my ranunculus one year from squirrels eating them because it was so cold and they were very hungry. Hope that helps - individual gardens vary so much that it's hard to advise what to do.
These are gorgeous. This year for the first time I have planted ranunculus bulbs but they’re not growing yet and I’m worried that they won’t . Are the plants you’re planting now from bulbs that you have taken up from last year ? Even if my bulbs don’t come up now, I wonder if it would be worth my while keeping them in the hope they will do better next year ? Have you ever tried leaving them in the ground ?
Oh, have you kept them inside or did you plant them directly into the ground? Definitely keep them for next year but they may have rotted or been eaten by squirrels (if outside) so do check what's going on. Some of mine are new this year but I keep all my old corms and replant them each year. I've left some in the ground by mistake and they're flowering now but I always try to dig them up because I'm worried they will rot from all the rain and also we have a LOT of squirrels!
@@cottoverdi I planted them into outdoor containers . It does appear that a few are just poking out now but clearly not as many as I planted. There has been a lot of rain and I’m wondering if some of them have rotted. A lesson will have been learnt.
Yes, the rain can cause havoc. I hope you get some nice flowers eventually 🌸😊
Where do you get your ranunculus’ from? Haven’t been able to find a very wide selection myself 🙂
Hi there, if you live in UK, better varieties are available from online suppliers - we should definitely support our local garden centres but at the moment they don't seem to stock the really pretty or more unusual varieties.
What is the gray cat's name? I would like to try ranunculus.
Hi Sally, our grey cat is called Max. Ranunculus are so beautiful! 😊😻
BEAUTIFUL RANUNCULUS!!!! I grew some indoors but only two came up out of 12. I can't wait to see them bloom. I hope to plant them outdoors soon. Thank you for the information on other varieties. Happy planting!!!
Oh, gosh I wonder what happened to the others? Hope you have a lovely display from the 2 survivors!