Always a pleasure Danielle 💐

Crocus are such beautiful bulbs.They are like jewels in early spring.This video was entertaining to watch

Oh my! now I can't wait to see them bloom this coming spring!

Hello from the UK. I'm really enjoying these How To videos. I planted crocus, iris reticulata and muscari along the garden path whilst pregnant with my first child. 16 years later they are still coming up!

@FIFII

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wow what a wonderful memory!

Your garden looks so beautiful in the fall!

Really love your garden 💖

Have been thinking of you this week as I recieved my Amaryllis bulbs and I was thinking how you introduced me to them again after not having them for years. I found the salmon amaryllis you where talking of last years and also found a deeper salmon one. I also planted a Wild Amazon Amaryllis bulb( I am sure you would love this one) and some double and single white ones. I am lucky living in Belgium as therefor its easy to buy from Dutch growers. I found a grower who stocks about 70 different Amaryllis bulbs! You would be in heaven seeing his assortment! And what a coincidence, just planted the same Elegant Lady tulips this week in my garden! So looking forward to spring. That could be very early this year . I have daffodils that are already stocking their nooses above the ground and my Petticot narcissi have already 8 inches of leaves as do my grape hyacints!

I love crocus! They are the first treasures of color that wake up in our garden. But I need them in a protected place because bunnies like them too.

I love your videos! I really hope you put out another amaryllis video. I bought 2 for the first time ever because of you :)

Adore these bulbs. Thanks so much for this video ❤❤❤

You're totally right about 'more is more ' when using the scatter method of placing bulbs (I call it the 'Jacqueline' method because I first heard about it from the wonderful Jacqueline van der Kloe). I tried it a few years ago with daffodil bulbs but didn't plant anywhere near as many as I should have (they are expensive here!) so it looked rather sparse. Using it for minor bulbs in lawns is a great idea! 🙂

@NorthlawnFlowerFarm

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Yes! That's who I learned it from also!

I wanted to thank you for repeatedly mentioning asking state garden masters questions. Because of that I saved some plants I would have given up on. 🌺

I also lasagna plant, with the bigger bulbs the deepest layer, cover, plant another minor bulb on top and so forth. Works great in pots. I am crazy enthusiastic about minor bulbs.

I'm planting English bluebells and snow drops this weekend.

Thank you Danielle 🍁🍂🍁🦃💚🙃

Great timing on this helpful video. Last night I got 50% off daffodils, hyacinths, crocuses & grape hyacinths. Unfortunately it’s turned freezing cold in southern Ontario today. I will need to wait for a little warmer opportunity to get them planted.

@diannerichard2509

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Yes Ontario can certainly be chilly this time of year. Keep warm as you are planting those bulbs.

I love your Videos, I love the look of multi kinds of bulbs planted together. Thank you. I love your laid back small garden. I have around 25 Roses, 30 peonies, 5 Dahlias, Echinacea, Sedums, 8 Perovskia Blue jean Baby, Iris, Coral Bells, etc on about 1/3 acre.

In zone 9 Texas Gulf Coast, the bulbs are annuals for us. We get too much rain and they tend to rot and not come back.

Hey ! The flowers & plants are beautiful..... But we don't have these kind of plants in my country.....

Thanks you for the tip

great Danielle :)

Have you ever dug up the bulbs and moved them after they're blossoms ? I wanna get more perennials next spring and I don't wanna run into the problem of digging up bulbs when planting new plants

Where do you buy your bulbs from?

I have just bought some Glory of the Snow on sale in the UK, so what happens if you plant them in April? I don't mind waiting till autumn, but I am just in patient?

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I’m way too “organized” to use the “just throw it about and let them land where ever” then plant them where they land😮