Lifting Ranunculus Corms & Storing 🌷 || Planting Zinnia & Marigold Seedlings || Summer Cut Flowers
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- Опубликовано: 13 май 2024
- Follow along as I show lifting ranunculus corms and storing them for next season along with planting zinnia and marigold seedlings for summer cut flowers.
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Planting Zone 8a Wylie, Texas
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I love the idea of tucking in Zinnias to shade the roots of your Snapdragons. Thank you!
You are so welcome!
You got lots of ranunculus corms. Thanks for showing us how to dig up and separate them and store them. Love zinnias and marigolds great idea planting them in with the snapdragons.
Thanks for watching!
I’m so glad to have found your channel. I’m a seasoned vegetable gardener, but have almost zero knowledge or experience with flowers. I can’t wait to learn.
Welcome!
🪴Planting plants is the fun part of gardening,Pulling weeds and dead plants is not but I injoy it all🌹
I like most of it as well … except digging big holes! 😂
I really appreciate the depth of your videos. I’ve only ever planted a few flowers in my garden because I’ve never had much success with anything but columbine. After watching your videos I feel more confident and have purchased more flowers than vegetables for my garden this year! Thanks again for being such a great teacher! 😊
That is so wonderful!!! You made my day with this comment!
Omg your corms look great I also saved all my corms to save money they were cheap at Costco but decided to still save them incase I can’t find them again. I saved mine in paper sandwich bags. Hopefully they can just keep multiplying ❤
I be they will keep multiplying!
Thanks Amanda! I can’t direct seed my sunflowers the chippy chipmunks eat them!
I think it’s great. You have all those worms and I’m quite confident you know what you do those worms. 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣💜🌱love you girl🌸🌸🌸
Chipmunks!!! So cool but also frustrating!
Definitely, interested in following your rannunculus videos. Mine just started blooming this week, Maryland 7b. I started them in January. We haven't gotten hot, yet, but I know once we do they won't last long. I've never tried digging them and bringing them back but want to try this year. I'm thinking about starting them in the fall in a raised bed, that I can cover during freezes and see what happens. We don't usually have extended deep freezes but certainly have many nights in the 20's. Yours were stunning.
I’ll be posting about the process so keep an eye out!
Great detailed video thank you 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Ranunculus are some of my favorites and I wish we had a longer season! I love your willow tree swaying in the background! Hope you had a wonderful Mother's Day yesterday!
Thank you! You too!
Nice work. Fun.
Thanks!
Working in ones garden is so enjoyable. All I have to say about how many Ranunculus corms you harvested is wow. So many. However so much money you have saved. Looking forward to seeing what blooms you get next year. Your garden having so many worms is really a good thing. Your garden soil looks so enjoyable to work in. I am working my gardens to be that way. I think it will be a work in progress. Have a wonderful rest of your day.
I’m so excited with the number of worms in that bed. Interestingly enough, I worked in a couple of other gardens and didn’t see quite as many as that first bed.
A few weeks ago I bought a spent bowl of orange ranunculus for $1. I need to lift and store them. I haven’t grown ranunculus before and wanted to give them a try.
That’s a great price!
Good idea to interplant zinnias with snapdragons…. I’m on second round of zinnias so this is great idea! powdery mildew 😢 just came too soon this year in Houston!!
Powdery mildew is the worst!
@@shesamadgardener are the profusion zinnia's less likely to have powdery mildew?
Great timing! I have some rununchilus for the first time. Im going to try your method. Thank you😊
Wonderful!
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Happy worms, happy garden
Agreed!
I am a new gardener and glad to find your channel. How did you keep your snapdragons upright? I bought plants that were upright but after planting them they soon became limp and bushy. Thank you for helping to grow more gardeners!
Hi there! I plant mine very close together so they support each other. Typically the ones that you buy at a nursery are the shorter variety!
@@shesamadgardener Thank you. I will be sure to buy seeds for the taller varieties.
I’m very excited to follow along with the ranunculus. I tried it two years ago and like you, it got way too hot too fast for them (plus I lost some to soaking for too long #lessonlearnedthehardway 😅). I would love to do your timeline alongside you.
Awesome! I will be posting all of my steps along the way!
I’m going to try my hand with Ranunculus
Please do!
Lots of work to enjoy your Ranunculus. I have a question. When you direct sow the Zinnias do you fertilize the soil? Actually do you fertilize the soil when you direct sow any kind of seeds? Thank you always for sharing everything. ☺️
I do … I like to put down some Planttone before direct sowing.
@@shesamadgardener thank you.
The lilies are lovely! What kind are they please?
They are called Elodie!
I also live in North east Texas Sherman I’m not sure of the zone. If it’s 8 or 8a or 8. I guess I could go to the county extension office they would let me know 😉
You can also Google it!
I just started mine a month ago (ramaculus) really hoping the squirrels didn't get therm. It's getting late in my zone 5 garden for them. 😢
Hope they make it!
So when you plant the Ranculus corms in the fall is it still hot outside there in Texas ?? I live in Florida and I wanted to do that last year but it was still so hot outside. I ended up planting them in trays and putting them in my garage refrigerator and then I planted them in pots They ended up not going in the garden untill January. So I only got a few
Blooms and then it was too hot for😮 them. I am leaving them in my raised beds this year. So I will see how it worked in the spring
Yes because at the time they are only putting on foliage which helps them establish before the cooler weather when they will put up blooms. But Florida might be tough!
There were ranunculus on sale this spring, but too late to plant. Can I just keep them in a dark, dry place until I decide to either try to plant them in the fall and overwinter, or presprout next spring? I have some in the ground, I don't love the colors, they were a trial for a first-timer, but I plan to leave them in the ground and see what happens. (Maryland, Zone 7b).
Yep, just keep them dry and in the dark!
I see your in shorts, flip flops you don’t get bit from red ants? 😂 And mosquitoes 🦟 love me! I’d be bite all over!!
So far so good! I haven’t run into many pests yet this year!
Do you put cinnamon on the ranunculas on the open spots from separation?
I don’t … as long as you give them lots of air, they will scab over in the places where they broke.
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Can you link the video about starting Ranunculus. Thanks
ruclips.net/video/FsBjO7KsFIk/видео.htmlsi=rAUgqLTz8VACTqK5
I just bought some coins and soaked them to plant them, but you are pulling yours up?
Yes these are a cool weather plant … they don’t bloom in heat which is why I had to start them in the fall and overwinter then for early spring blooms. But it is dependent on your zone! I’m zone 8 in Texas and we are already hitting the 90s.
I bought a pot of ranunculus. Can I leave them in the pot and not water them or should I dig them up to store?
I’d dig them up!
@@shesamadgardener Thank you
Please don't let the worms die and get them back in the garden. Thank you 😊
That’s why I said I would have to dump that soil back out side.
I'm always relocating worms I find to my raised beds. Love those little critters!
PS 😂 Direct sow Seeds.
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