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We have received our bulk tulip bulb order for our flower farm, and I’m excited to unbox and share all the new varieties that we will have growing for next year. We also have some Globemaster aliums, 400 ranunculus, anemones, narcissus, saffron crocus, and more! Hope you enjoy our unboxing! __________ Ian and Serina of…
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How to grow ranunculus | Plant ranunculus in pots Ranunculus plants prefer a sunny location but if you are in an especially hot climate they will tolerate some shade. Ranunculus tend not to tolerate heavy frost so if you are planting them in cooler climates it is recommended to store the tubers, which are also…
GROW FLOWERING BULBS AT HOME -FAST N EASY WAY #howtogrow,#flowerbulbs, #hyacinth #flower,#daffodil flower, #winterflowers,#winter,#howto #howtoplant With their bright, beautiful colors, bulb flowers are the perfect way to welcome spring, blooming as early as February in some regions. Easy to plant and capable of growing just about anywhere, these flowers will reward you with a gorgeous…
If there’s one thing you can be sure of, it’s that I can produce a very average video and this is no exception. There’s a bit about digging, there’s also a late potato reveal and then there’s my very bad haircut to consider. Anyhow, if you’re having trouble sleeping then this is the video for…
Well, they suckered me into buying more bulbs by putting the last of the stock on blow out. And now I know why no one else was buying them, my ground was frozen, and I had no spot for them, but I still had to plant these spring bulbs. So I took my opportunity with…
Daizz’s tips:- # Plant gladiolus bulbs in the spring once danger of frost has passed and the soil has warmed. #Ready your garden by using a garden fork or tiller and loosen the soil to about 10 to 12 inches deep. After loosening the soil, mix in organic compost. #Set the corm in the hole…
