Starting Ranunculus and Anemone Corms

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  • Опубликовано: 14 ноя 2024

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  • @kotsifou
    @kotsifou 3 дня назад

    Those deep purple ranunculus look stunning!!! It's so nice to see all of your family enjoy the new garden. I hope you always have fun there!

    • @fromthewitchsgarden
      @fromthewitchsgarden  2 дня назад

      The new garden is further away which means it’s become a bit of a family weekend affair. It’s a much wilder spot with trees to climb and hideouts to be made though so the kids are enjoying it so far.

  • @eileenmc8808
    @eileenmc8808 3 дня назад

    Hi Pheigi. Things are looking good in your new space. I have heard other gardeners say viola and pansies can take a long time to germinate though I've never grown either rom seed.

    • @fromthewitchsgarden
      @fromthewitchsgarden  3 дня назад

      That good to know, thank you. I was starting to get a little worried as all the other seeds are popping up but there is almost nothing happening in the viola patch. The poppies are taking a while to get going too and I will be so upset if they don’t do well though I think I heard they like to wait for a frost before they start to show.

  • @heatherfoley4945
    @heatherfoley4945 3 дня назад

    I've never planted viola from seed but have had a few reseed from plants I've bought. I think it can lay dormant for a bit then sprout when you least expect it. Your freesia is really coming along nicely. You make it seem simple enough that I am wanting to try a few ranunculus...we'll see. Take care!

    • @fromthewitchsgarden
      @fromthewitchsgarden  3 дня назад +1

      I’m hoping that’s the case or it’s going to be a really boring experiment 🤣 good luck with the ranunculus. There are so many fancy (expensive) varieties out there but honestly I like the simple ones best, if you can get them in slightly muted colours.