I completely understand now!! Thank you so so so so so so so so much. I mean this must be video 127 and I finally get it it's like a light bulb. Next year will be great
@randyman89845 ай бұрын
I'm assuming after you do this the one that's outside doesn't bloom much flowers?
@terrypaul47416 ай бұрын
So I noticed your only doing one per pot. Would it work with 2 per pot. I doing mine in 2 1/2 in peat pots so I can just pop in the ground when ready. I’ve been planting poppies for several years with no luck the only ones that came up was California and Iceland. So I’m ready to try this. Thanks for sharing.
@collinpj Жыл бұрын
What kind of pots are those?
@deirdrebrowne512 Жыл бұрын
How long does one have to wait to see a sprouting from gladiolus corms?
@erich9779 Жыл бұрын
about 6 years. then flower in 10 years if your lucky.
@nadineb272617 күн бұрын
@@erich9779it takes about 6 months. Why would you say 6 years are you insane? Or just trying to give somebody a bad day?
@adunn5173 Жыл бұрын
Isn’t it such a joy! I thank for the gift of gardening!
@phebajohn4606 Жыл бұрын
I tried your method today.. thank you. I transplanted entire jug around 30 plants of black swan poppy and half jug of Hungarian blue.. now waiting🤞
@sheldonmurphy6031 Жыл бұрын
That was really cool ma'am!! Thank You!! If you ask me if I'm crazy, I'll say yes. LoL I looking for a fast growing vine to plant indoors, so that my livingroom can look like people's vine covered outdoors. 😁 Do these vine spread fast? I love the Kudzu with its flowers, and this puff vine looks absolutely awesome!! Thank you for any help Ma'am 😊
@enddo5914 Жыл бұрын
How were these dried ?
@andrea26831 Жыл бұрын
Hi! What kind of row cover did you use? I’m doing the same. I have agribon 19 and 30. 3 layers?
@donnamontgomery5565 Жыл бұрын
I'm zone 7a south central pa and this is my first year to fall Plat ranunculus. I'm good at spouting them for the spring . You are giving me confidence to do fall planting. Best of luck for us both. Looking forward to more videos from you. Thanks
@trinawilliams1395 Жыл бұрын
Beautiful flowers! I've been following along with your fall planting (ranunculus) as well as the winter sowing. Great videos throughout! I particularly curious about your eucalyptus. Did they overwinter outside? I'm in zone 7 and have been planning to pot up my eucalyptus, planted this spring, and bring them inside for the cold months. I'd love to be able to leave them outside. Any thoughts? Thanks so much for the great info you've been providing!
@bellgrowsak Жыл бұрын
Such a beautiful arrangement! Love the soft colors and the peony greens look so great in it! I never thought of using their foliage in arrangements
@armandopina8529 Жыл бұрын
Milk glass shoes off flowers do well. Using my milk glass with white candles and snake plants with beige, brown pebbles. So incredible
@bluebirdhomestead Жыл бұрын
Such an adorable bouquet! I love the color palette that you chose.
@bluebirdhomestead Жыл бұрын
How beautiful! I love the white hydrangeas, they are so pretty! 😀😍
@bluebirdhomestead Жыл бұрын
I have had a lot of ahids this year too, hopefully the lady bugs helped!
@wendyouellette7871 Жыл бұрын
What are you dipping your stems in before adding them? And thanks for the harmony harvest suggestion-love it!
@peoniesandlilacsdesign Жыл бұрын
Hello! I realize it does look like I’m dipping them…but I’m actually trimming the stems with a fresh cut 🙂
@MisBunnypics Жыл бұрын
Pretty color scheme looks great with the gold vase! 😊
@FlowerFanatic2 жыл бұрын
Looks absolutely beautiful! I love that tip…now I see how they everyone gets these creative wild flows of flowers in bouquets!
@peoniesandlilacsdesign Жыл бұрын
I’m so glad this was helpful!
@rasoolkhanofficial2 жыл бұрын
wow beautiful
@PEONIAOBSESSION2 жыл бұрын
are Dahlias ????
@PEONIAOBSESSION2 жыл бұрын
PEONY LOVER HERE 🤗😍🌸 HI FROM ATLANTA
@PEONIAOBSESSION2 жыл бұрын
WOW 😍😍😍
@cynthiastroo2 жыл бұрын
Wonderful and creative arrangement you made. I love the poppies.
@rasoolkhanofficial2 жыл бұрын
wooow beautiful
@FlowerFanatic2 жыл бұрын
Looks absolutely stunning! Love the soft and creamy color palette.
@Blit88582 жыл бұрын
I tried them this year and got many to green but not many buds. Finally I saw a total of 6 buds. One bloomed and the others are dying since the weather had gotten so warm for them. I am in NYC and this was on my balcony in flower beds.
@FlowerFanatic2 жыл бұрын
I can’t wait to get some Canterbury bells in my yard. Beautiful! ❤️
@sarahlovesdonuts96012 жыл бұрын
You may not need to stick the stems in front of the camera if you have already introduced them.🤷♀️
@cshamber2 жыл бұрын
The Canterbury Bells are so pretty! The deer kept eating mine to the ground last year. But I am happy to see that they are full of buds now! I can't wait to see them bloom!! Your arrangement is gorgeous!
@FlowerFanatic2 жыл бұрын
What variety of peony is that? So beautiful and full.
@PamelasEngel2 жыл бұрын
Beautiful arrangement :) I have peony that pops up every season but by the time they open they are covered in gnats and other tiny bugs so I haven’t brought any inside since living here. They are gorgeous tho. Its growing next to mint which I thought deterred insects but apparently not lol.
@FlowerFanatic2 жыл бұрын
Beautiful
@ahavarichardson54262 жыл бұрын
Well, not much to see!? I watched because I moved and now being close to your zone I will plant Ranunculus this fall. I want to see how they do here in north central Florida zone 8b. Good luck with your ENDEAVORS! TFS
@mbg44452 жыл бұрын
Good for you. Ranunculus are worth the struggle. Mine here in 7a (NJ) are struggling. No buds yet, but most of the greenery is coming in. So fingers crossed. Keep it up!!
@NicolesGardenNS2 жыл бұрын
6a here, not sure Im brave enough to leave all mine in but I might try a few! How much extra protection did you give them?
@judymckerrow67202 жыл бұрын
Congratulations!🌷💚🙃
@FlowerFanatic2 жыл бұрын
I totally agree! When it’s a first try getting one to do well is totally worth it because you know you can do it! Rununculus are hard to grow in my climate. Sometimes I think it’s worth it to just enjoy other peoples rununculus and enjoy what is easy to grow in my climate and make my life a bit easier haha. Tulips and daffodils give me such satisfaction…just as much as ranunculus, but with little effort and worry. I might give up on Rununculus haha, so good job 👏. I’m going to double up on tulips next year and maybe bag ranunculus 🤷♀️ I don’t know…I do like the challenge to.
@FlowerFanatic2 жыл бұрын
Oh man rununculus can be challenging in our climates. Especially when hard frost come pretty late. I’m not going to give up haha.
@janetlee2472 жыл бұрын
Very pretty. I can't believe how many flowers were able to fit in that tiny vase!
@janetlee2472 жыл бұрын
Not a crazy video! Thanks for sharing, it was cool to see how all the tubers looked.
@nikkichevere2 жыл бұрын
wow those really came back from the update u did with the hoop covers.. they look good
@nikkichevere2 жыл бұрын
im so glad to have other gardeners that take on the challenge of trying different storing options for dahlias bc im way too scared to chance it w mine...theyre an investment and can be pricey lol so thankyou for showing us all the pros and cons to the different storage types 😊😊
@nikkichevere2 жыл бұрын
gorgeous
@urbangardeningandchickenke10182 жыл бұрын
Wao lots of seeds
@urbangardeningandchickenke10182 жыл бұрын
Excellent video
@HookedandRooted2 жыл бұрын
Hi there! I also have had lots of success with winter sown poppies. I did both direct sow and winter sow this year. I have also heard that they dont prefer transplanting. I would say most of the ones I transplanted did ok. I lost a couple. But thats the case with most starts. Thanks for sharing! 🌱
@Grrrnthumb2 жыл бұрын
Thank you! Could you tell us what general climate or area you have, so we can make more sense of the dates you mentioned? Can the seedlings take some light frosts? When do you plant the seedlings out in relation to your last frost date?
@peoniesandlilacsdesign2 жыл бұрын
I’m in zone 6b…winters can get down into the teens, and the seeds start sprouting when they’re ready. They can take light frosts since they’re somewhat protected in the plastic jugs and as it stays warmer the lids will be removed to prevent overheating. Last frost is around May 10th here, but many of these are cold hardy and will go in the ground in early April. Since they’re already adjusted to the cold there is no hardening off. I hope that helps!
@sandyscapes85732 жыл бұрын
What fertiliser do you use to fertilise them weekly? thanks :)
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I completely understand now!! Thank you so so so so so so so so much. I mean this must be video 127 and I finally get it it's like a light bulb. Next year will be great
I'm assuming after you do this the one that's outside doesn't bloom much flowers?
So I noticed your only doing one per pot. Would it work with 2 per pot. I doing mine in 2 1/2 in peat pots so I can just pop in the ground when ready. I’ve been planting poppies for several years with no luck the only ones that came up was California and Iceland. So I’m ready to try this. Thanks for sharing.
What kind of pots are those?
How long does one have to wait to see a sprouting from gladiolus corms?
about 6 years. then flower in 10 years if your lucky.
@@erich9779it takes about 6 months. Why would you say 6 years are you insane? Or just trying to give somebody a bad day?
Isn’t it such a joy! I thank for the gift of gardening!
I tried your method today.. thank you. I transplanted entire jug around 30 plants of black swan poppy and half jug of Hungarian blue.. now waiting🤞
That was really cool ma'am!! Thank You!! If you ask me if I'm crazy, I'll say yes. LoL I looking for a fast growing vine to plant indoors, so that my livingroom can look like people's vine covered outdoors. 😁 Do these vine spread fast? I love the Kudzu with its flowers, and this puff vine looks absolutely awesome!! Thank you for any help Ma'am 😊
How were these dried ?
Hi! What kind of row cover did you use? I’m doing the same. I have agribon 19 and 30. 3 layers?
I'm zone 7a south central pa and this is my first year to fall Plat ranunculus. I'm good at spouting them for the spring . You are giving me confidence to do fall planting. Best of luck for us both. Looking forward to more videos from you. Thanks
Beautiful flowers! I've been following along with your fall planting (ranunculus) as well as the winter sowing. Great videos throughout! I particularly curious about your eucalyptus. Did they overwinter outside? I'm in zone 7 and have been planning to pot up my eucalyptus, planted this spring, and bring them inside for the cold months. I'd love to be able to leave them outside. Any thoughts? Thanks so much for the great info you've been providing!
Such a beautiful arrangement! Love the soft colors and the peony greens look so great in it! I never thought of using their foliage in arrangements
Milk glass shoes off flowers do well. Using my milk glass with white candles and snake plants with beige, brown pebbles. So incredible
Such an adorable bouquet! I love the color palette that you chose.
How beautiful! I love the white hydrangeas, they are so pretty! 😀😍
I have had a lot of ahids this year too, hopefully the lady bugs helped!
What are you dipping your stems in before adding them? And thanks for the harmony harvest suggestion-love it!
Hello! I realize it does look like I’m dipping them…but I’m actually trimming the stems with a fresh cut 🙂
Pretty color scheme looks great with the gold vase! 😊
Looks absolutely beautiful! I love that tip…now I see how they everyone gets these creative wild flows of flowers in bouquets!
I’m so glad this was helpful!
wow beautiful
are Dahlias ????
PEONY LOVER HERE 🤗😍🌸 HI FROM ATLANTA
WOW 😍😍😍
Wonderful and creative arrangement you made. I love the poppies.
wooow beautiful
Looks absolutely stunning! Love the soft and creamy color palette.
I tried them this year and got many to green but not many buds. Finally I saw a total of 6 buds. One bloomed and the others are dying since the weather had gotten so warm for them. I am in NYC and this was on my balcony in flower beds.
I can’t wait to get some Canterbury bells in my yard. Beautiful! ❤️
You may not need to stick the stems in front of the camera if you have already introduced them.🤷♀️
The Canterbury Bells are so pretty! The deer kept eating mine to the ground last year. But I am happy to see that they are full of buds now! I can't wait to see them bloom!! Your arrangement is gorgeous!
What variety of peony is that? So beautiful and full.
Beautiful arrangement :) I have peony that pops up every season but by the time they open they are covered in gnats and other tiny bugs so I haven’t brought any inside since living here. They are gorgeous tho. Its growing next to mint which I thought deterred insects but apparently not lol.
Beautiful
Well, not much to see!? I watched because I moved and now being close to your zone I will plant Ranunculus this fall. I want to see how they do here in north central Florida zone 8b. Good luck with your ENDEAVORS! TFS
Good for you. Ranunculus are worth the struggle. Mine here in 7a (NJ) are struggling. No buds yet, but most of the greenery is coming in. So fingers crossed. Keep it up!!
6a here, not sure Im brave enough to leave all mine in but I might try a few! How much extra protection did you give them?
Congratulations!🌷💚🙃
I totally agree! When it’s a first try getting one to do well is totally worth it because you know you can do it! Rununculus are hard to grow in my climate. Sometimes I think it’s worth it to just enjoy other peoples rununculus and enjoy what is easy to grow in my climate and make my life a bit easier haha. Tulips and daffodils give me such satisfaction…just as much as ranunculus, but with little effort and worry. I might give up on Rununculus haha, so good job 👏. I’m going to double up on tulips next year and maybe bag ranunculus 🤷♀️ I don’t know…I do like the challenge to.
Oh man rununculus can be challenging in our climates. Especially when hard frost come pretty late. I’m not going to give up haha.
Very pretty. I can't believe how many flowers were able to fit in that tiny vase!
Not a crazy video! Thanks for sharing, it was cool to see how all the tubers looked.
wow those really came back from the update u did with the hoop covers.. they look good
im so glad to have other gardeners that take on the challenge of trying different storing options for dahlias bc im way too scared to chance it w mine...theyre an investment and can be pricey lol so thankyou for showing us all the pros and cons to the different storage types 😊😊
gorgeous
Wao lots of seeds
Excellent video
Hi there! I also have had lots of success with winter sown poppies. I did both direct sow and winter sow this year. I have also heard that they dont prefer transplanting. I would say most of the ones I transplanted did ok. I lost a couple. But thats the case with most starts. Thanks for sharing! 🌱
Thank you! Could you tell us what general climate or area you have, so we can make more sense of the dates you mentioned? Can the seedlings take some light frosts? When do you plant the seedlings out in relation to your last frost date?
I’m in zone 6b…winters can get down into the teens, and the seeds start sprouting when they’re ready. They can take light frosts since they’re somewhat protected in the plastic jugs and as it stays warmer the lids will be removed to prevent overheating. Last frost is around May 10th here, but many of these are cold hardy and will go in the ground in early April. Since they’re already adjusted to the cold there is no hardening off. I hope that helps!
What fertiliser do you use to fertilise them weekly? thanks :)
I’m using an all purpose fertilizer 💕