Digging Ranunculus Corms & Planting More Flower Seeds! 🌸💚 // Garden Answer

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[@kristyjones3665]

I'm not sure how many plant species are in the world but, I swear Laura's going to have them all eventually!!

[@JermaineGertse]

About 300000 plant species

[@kristyjones3665]

@@JermaineGertse she's making a pretty good stab at it!😆

[@cynthiamillentree4886]

Love it! You learn so, much from her!

[@kristyjones3665]

@@cynthiamillentree4886 absolutely!!! I have picked up sooo much info and ideas like crazy! So many plants I didn't even know about!

[@VirginiaHale]

@@JermaineGertse WOW! I had no idea there were that many. Amazing!

[@marilynmeyer6731]

Thank you! I was about to not plant because it’s “late”. I needed this today!!

[@stephanieblume5448]

I know what you mean. I finally planted a little garden a week ago (plants and seeds).

[@susanhorn3910]

You are not alone! My husband just rebuilt our raised beds, so I’m hoping to get my plants in today. We can do it, together! 🌿💪🏻

[@StormWarningMom]

I'm right there with you, I want to plant more things for the year before it's too late

[@marilynmeyer6731]

So glad I’m not alone! Another reason to love this channel!

[@melissacapps9475]

I too planted more seeds today. It’s been so hot that things tend to germinate at super speed. I have things sprouting up already from planting three days ago and they will probably quickly catch up with everything else.

[@nindyhunt]

Good morning garden friends from all over the world!! Have a great day!

[@lisag6796]

I hope you have a great day too!!

[@nindyhunt]

@@lisag6796 thank you so much!! You too!!

[@rosa632]

Good Morning Laura & Gardening Friends! 🌼 Watching Laura & Benjamin planting seeds while the music was playing gave the impression of Tender Comfort, Memories, & Love. Garden Answer has grown in more ways than just planting flowers & veggies. 💛

[@cynthiarafferty7662]

Sunflowers just grow to defy Aaron. Revenge for last summer's pull death by the gazebo! LoL!

[@dryb3301]

We are never going to let Aaron forget that sunflower murder 😅😅

[@Bamboo4U2]

Just for that comment, I vote for violence against the sunflower. Just for the lulz. 😀

[@RedStag513]

I have been looking for the infamous Sunflower Murder video and I can't find it. Does anyone have a link or can point me to the right video?

[@dryb3301]

@@RedStag513 sorry man. I can't remember the exact video .

[@zukosmom3780]

@@RedStag513 I’ll try find it

[@ritaoschmann6630]

Good morning Laura, I really enjoy your plants and videos, it helps me to get going after morning coffee.. I’m 78 years young and love gardening. Thank you for your show I watch on KZbin.

[@cherreedensley4994]

Me too, Rita, I am in SW Australia, and whilst our seasons are different, there is a lot to thoroughly enjoy about Garden Answer. I inspect my 2 acre garden daily and have always found that there is something in bloom, probably taking 10 or so photos of my plants every day . My husband does the lawns when I can drag himself away from farm duties and will help me with limb removal or heavy pot shifting. It is a very relaxed style of gardening, I do not get too fussed with weeds too much, but what a joy it is to enjoy Laura’s gardening without having to try and keep up with. Who could? I’ve just had a late breakfast so now it’s out in the garden although it is the shortest day of the year, it is not too cold.m

[@bryghian]

We all love a nice, big volunteer sunflower. Right everyone? Aaron?

[@glyndwrgardens3318]

I like planting in mid summer because harvest comes in the autumn when the weather is cool.

[@kristibrooks967]

Love Laura's comment.. "technically, I still have room to plant something there"!!

[@waureenkyriacou5056]

watching Benjamin planting with you makes my heart happy.....off topic , I've watched previous videos where you've talked about Neem Oil and I want to thank you....I was finally able to find some Neem Oil and sprayed some on my day lilies ( we've had issues with Japanese beetles chewing the leaves till the plant looked like sticks )....this year my lilies have explode and my garden looks full and beautiful....every little thing you talk about will at some point help someone else's garden thrive and look as great as yours, so thank you for your knowledge and for sharing with your viewers

[@beckyneal5778]

Ditto!!!! I’m now using need oil and plant tone bc of Laura! Thank you!!

[@TheSmiley84]

Do you dilute it? What's the best ratio, if you don't mind me asking?

[@loriboyce942]

5:45 I didn’t notice it was out of focus until you said...then realized I didn’t have my glasses on! 😆🤣🌺 Y’gotta love Mondays!

[@eileenboag1441]

Here in Scotland and just noticed buds on my ranunculus , got about five plants to make it to this point out of 12. Excited to see them flower if weather maintains cool. Prepared them same time as yours as you are my teacher. 👏👏👏🌻❤️

[@thedorkasaur]

That's crazy that they are only just budding, I'm in England and mine have bloomed and been spent ready to be cut down. Such a difference in seasons

[@amoijoy573]

Good morning, I’m happy to start my week with all of you. Have a wonderful day & a safe week.

[@janburger8091]

Good morning from the Netherlands ,a great show again as always ,have a great day

[@lchugh6187]

Please, a garden tour. We want to see it all.

[@Bamboo4U2]

I wonder if they've figured out they don't make any more money from the garden tour videos (unless they pull in substantially more views) so they've calculated it's not worth the extra work? I'm only floating this theory because we used to get tours on the regular. Now we have to practically beg them for a tour, lol. I've stopped asking so it's a genuine surprise when one is uploaded.

[@Glengirl17]

I’d be happy if Aaron just posted a weekly drone video of the gardens. Things are moving so fast it’s hard to keep track of all the moving pieces. Lol

[@cynthiafisher9907]

I think maybe they just have too much going on with the baby and all the new projects to get things as pristine as Laura likes them to be for a tour.

[@kkcarricaburu6042]

Love the neat wall of tools behind you in the barn. I wish I could have a barn🌻😃

[@rochellehanes4074]

That was the only thing that caught my eye, how funny.

[@juliafiore120]

Good morning, Laura ☕️ Thanks for the extra touch of confidence to know it’s not too late to plant my seeds! The yield of those corms is quite impressive 🙌🏻 Have a Blessed Day 😊🐈

[@kathrynelkin1519]

Sitting in my garden, drinking coffee and watching Garden Answer😊

[@aprilbuckland7955]

I love how Laura taunts Aaron with the "volunteer" sunflower, lol!!

[@tracymiller1054]

Haha the rogue sunflower! It's like Where's Waldo.... they are messing with Aaron to see if he can find and destroy them all.

[@theresarasche3173]

Hey mom, it's a basket and a basketball 😂...makes sense to me 🥰

[@zaria5785]

I learned to test run everything in my garden (pre-soaked seeds vs direct planting, growing in part shade vs full sun)-and it has helped me take on the “let’s see what happens” approach. When I’m less concerned with the outcome I tend to have more fun and appreciate the results better. Thanks for giving us the inspo to try new things all year round!

[@snotina]

oh dear....I didn't even listen to what Laura was saying in the barn ....I was so mesmerized by the shovels and garden tools hanging on the wall. Great display compared to my ratty dirt covered shovels hanging on a nail :)

[@heatherderganc5984]

Right! I was thinking the same thing! 😆

[@lindafraser1396]

Me tooo!

[@shirleyvastine9328]

I had to go show my husband and I said, "Isn't that glorious? Look how accessible it is!" I can dream, right?

[@chardonay1234]

I was thinking the same thing!! I have to go hunting in my garage since we store EVERYTHING in there, lol. We need to purge and make a wall like that!!

[@peggy3698]

It really seem excessive. Looking back at the earlier videos and how everything has changed. When is enough enough? I know utube pays well but WHY? I know I’ll get a lot of flack from my comment but that’s how I feel. Videos are shorter and Hoarding is excessive. Can’t see that all this is because of a business.

[@67horses]

Good morning all breakfast and my favorite gardener and her beautiful family and home ❤

[@oakhillfarmhomestead]

There's just something relaxing about watching seeds being planted... maybe it's the music🤔😉😄

[@andrewthorne6653]

Your hair in that sunlight along with the back drop of hedge, flowers & arbour looked wonderful. Definitely could have been the front page of a gardening magazine.

[@DailyLifeandNature]

Nice to see you regrow flower by ranunculus corms in your garden , thanks for sharing a nice garden tips , good job Laura

[@krofar7195]

I love the garden room feel when Laura is kneeling in the beginning of the video. Gorgeous roses and arbs.

[@susanmcneil385]

Did anyone else notice how nice and clean all the garden tools are that were hanging in the barn? They look brand new. I love watching all of these videos, so inspiring! You rock Laura!

[@CatherinesGardenHomeLWS]

Hello Laura! I love combining flowers and vegetables together. They need each other, and we need to see the beauty as we work on the harvest. Thank you for sharing your inspiration. You do inspire me in my garden to plant some more flower seeds. I love Benjamin working with you in the garden. He is his own person. Thanks again.

[@peterandsusiekaiser6774]

your video today reminded me that I haven't planted any marigolds with my tomato plants...will have to go in search of some seeds! thanks for all you do!

[@felixpuncrocoi]

Groggy this morning 🙃 your smile sure helps! (and the flowers of course!)

[@AngieU27]

Always a joy including you in the first part of my morning! Thank you for the inspiration! 🌷🌷🌷

[@TallyCharm]

Hahahaha, Aaron’s volunteer sunflowers keep popping up! I love it 🌻 🤣 🌻

[@barbarabigelow9110]

Good morning! Congrats on such a great harvest of ranunculus corms! Your cabbages are amazing. Love Benjamin's help too.

[@saraw8503]

I saw a cabbage looper butterfly working your cabbage. Grrrrr!

[@RewaTheExplorer]

Hey Laura!! Your veggie garden is always a treat to watch evolve ❤️💚🧡💛💜

[@lizskelton7128]

Thanks for the encouragement! I had a fall from my horse this spring and was laid up for 8 weeks. All garden projects stopped (hubby watered for me). Now I’m thinking I can still get some other things planted!

[@diversegardener392]

They say plant a seed in a child's brain and that is certainly what you're doing Laura. Benjamin will always remember times in the garden where he learned a valuable lesson.😇

[@plantsandpets7904]

With all the dusty wind storms, how do you keep your flowers so bright? They are always beautiful. I have coffee with you every morning.

[@Sarahbermanpilon]

Are you gonna add boards to your beds to elevate them eventually? 🙏 I enjoy you video so much, you are now part of my morning routine 💃💃🌼🌼

[@sandrafuch9400]

Super interesting! Greetings from Germany

[@Angela410R]

This happens to be the exact process in which I needed to see as far as the ranunculus and removing them and Storage. I had no idea what I was going to do🤔 Thank you Laura Little Benjamin is such a helper he's getting so big, he is such a cutie pie. I bet he's a good big brother so helpful with his little sister SWEETNESS! My Two children are grown and my son was like that about my daughter. He thought he was the mother and the father of my daughter. It was always so precious. Watching little Benjamin certainly brings back memories little Mister Big Helper!

[@claytoncomeaux414]

Talked me into it, tomatoes and more zinnias. Great job PAUL, with the shovel wall....👍

[@sarahclements8938]

You're hair is looking very light in color in this video! Must be that beautiful Sun naturally highlighting it! Beautiful as always!!!

[@itsmewende]

You have definitely made me think twice about giving up on some planting, just the kick in the pants reminder I needed. That volunteer sunflower put itself in a good spot, not likely to get pulled out there. I planted 3 rows of corn, all together out of curiosity, has me looking forward to next yr and what I get from that planting.

[@Bamboo4U2]

It makes you wonder though, who missed that during their weeding chores? It didn't just sprout up one morning that size, lol.

[@itsmewende]

@@Bamboo4U2 With all they have going on it probably just sneaked by everyone.

[@dennistaft7868]

Just finished planting my garden yesterday which is late but I planted plants not seeds so should be fine. I also planted 13 blue berry, 5 honeyberry and 71 strawberry bushes yesterday. Can't wait to see how they do.

[@joyhamilton4248]

Love that you’re using old golf ball buckets for gardening!!

[@phyllisshand6183]

I have learned sooo much from watching you. I have planted a few things other years but never had the confidence to expand. I have been a tomato gardener failure for several years. I am now the brunt of my family’s jokes in that regard. I was given 6 ranunculus corms last year but only one bloomed. However, it was beautiful. When you change a garden bed such as this, I was surprised to see you could leave some of the debris (flower petals). I just wondered about disease to the next planting. As well, any time I have a spent bed it seems like it is full of spent roots which is a mass. Your soil seems light and fluffy (I am sure that is a garden term).

[@lisag6796]

She used Espoma raised bed soil mix. I noticed the light and fluffy soil, too. Wonder if that's the difference?

[@angelaengler2387]

Very timely video, I planted Ranunculus for the first time, now I know what to do with them when they are done blooming! Thanks Laura! I'm curious to see if any of my corms multiplied 🌞

[@messybunsoap6712]

Are we not gonna talk about the size of that cabbage next to the calendula bed? Lol it's massive & amazing ! So jealous Lol thanks for sharing 💖

[@cynthiafisher9907]

Thank you so much for saying it’s not too late to plant things, I was on the verge of giving up! What a relief!

[@MelSr8]

I enjoy seeing the news property but this area of the garden gets me. Seeing how you use your veggie garden and what you’re planting throughout the season is great inspiration. 💚🌱

[@lisaburnette6850]

15 minutes isn’t enough so I have to watch the videos twice 😝

[@BonnyCroft]

Thank you for your constant inspiration, we have just moved house in Australia, very south, cold and wet here, clay soil, and it’s basically just grass, so starting over! Feeling lost and overwhelmed on where to even start. But your videos give me such inspiration and provide me with the colour that my eyes so crave! Thank you!

[@sandranason823]

Thank you for your daily energy it keeps me motivated.

[@msmary126]

Fantastic! You inspired me to try my first ranuculus! This is helpful 🥰

[@shirleysenkler781]

Planted a little lavender hedge Saturday and have 2 peony, 2 heuchera, several hosta and several monarda to get in the ground. We are finally having some cooler weather this week, so I can finish up then hopefully get a couple more baptisia.

[@jennhutson425]

I caught a giant groundhog eating one of my heucheras yesterday! I was so irritated lol Would you happen to have any tips to keep this big bugger away?

[@shirleysenkler781]

@@jennhutson425 sorry, I've never had them around.

[@lisag6796]

@@jennhutson425 there is animal repellant you can purchase that might help.

[@fannieallen6005]

Midas touched green thumb lady! I am always in awe of your gardens.

[@amynovitski2659]

Thank you for this encouragement. Morning sickness has set me back several weeks from where I normally am with my garden schedule.

[@robingrunzweig1880]

those corms are so weird... gives more power to "don't judge a book by its cover" for sure; who was the first person who said, let me plant this and see what happens? lol... love how Benjamin is so at home helping you out in the garden, and love how you are teaching him by doing... all that beauty and loving family life aside, can we just stop a moment and stare at the CABBAGE!! holy moly! that is one GIANT BEAST of a veggie! we need measurements, lol... i don't think i have a spot big enough in my tiny yard for one like that, lol.. that is amazing! love that raised garden bed; it's just perfection... 🙂 ❤ thanks for the video!! 🙂 ❤

[@VeryGreenly]

I always enjoy/envy your raised beds and that fluffy soil, That glorious cabbage, and the climbing roses!

[@gggarden6085]

The conifers look so amazing!

[@gwennordman6467]

Living in zone 9B, I’m lucky to not have to dig up many of these. I just threw some nasturtium and zinnia seeds in some of my pots and they are already up. My nasturtium are Papaya and Cream. You inspire me to keep planting beautiful colors. I also have a container garden going. Thank you!

[@AprilBird4]

I am SO impressed! I love Ranunculus and I have been trying to grow them from corms for the last couple of years. I have not had a much success, but each year it gets better. This year I learned about the 'pre-sprout' from Flower Farm and I really had a bumper crop as far as producing leaves. But then I didn't follow up as I should and I didn't get flowers. The fact that you actually had the MULTIPLY is just amazing. I am going to keep at it and as long as I follow through next year, I think I will have flowers and corms to store. Thank you for this video!

[@leesaaugustine1444]

Those Ranunculus were gorgeous! Excellent video on the process for storing the Ranunculus corms! Love your videos, they are really informative & helpful!! 😃🌿🌺🌼🌿

[@breakingburque2200]

There’s always room to plant. That’s why containers or hanging baskets are for.

[@lisawalters5482]

You have the pretties garden spaces, even empty. It’s all so clean and organized. Due to upcoming hand surgery next week, I’m not able to pull weeds or dig and plant right now. Your spaces are so refreshing. Tfs. God bless and have a great week. Hi Benjamin! 👏🏻💕👏🏻

[@GloryToGodAlmighty]

I can't wait for you and Aaron to have your own line of gardening accessories. I know I would buy a kneeling mat and baskets that you design! Your experience and love of gardening will help us all even more so some day!

[@laurasennott]

I’ve been sick since April and felt down because of all the gardening I haven’t been able to do. I keep reminding myself how late you planted last year, that gives me hope! 😀

[@kitstah9741]

Good morning! 🌻🐝

[@BeckerFamilyFarm]

How exciting when our gardening worlds align 😊 I’m ready to dig Ranunculus too! So thankful to have this video. I also planted glass gem corn 💗

[@yumikodebold6197]

I love to see Benjamin helping you. Learning and having fun. You are blessed with such a sweet little boy.

[@patstoughton5362]

Wonderful video. And a joy to watch Benjamin plant and a joy to see your patience with his work. Love this!

[@vivianfreire6221]

Wow that’s great! I agree, it was nice to see flowers in there. I did notice how the arbs are behaving. I have a row of 13, 20’ tall. One year, the constant snow fall, and not being well, to shovel bang the snow off, they bent, and didn’t recoup. So, I called the arborist. The first outfit did a lousy job I found, the first snowfall. Voila, the second outfit did the trick. It’s been 3-4yrs. and are standing up like fluffy soldiers lol. I hope you never stop YouTubing till the last project has matured. I look forward every morning to your sunny disposition and unending talent. When you don’t upload, I’m forever looking at my saved ones lol. Thanks 🙏 so much.

[@diybythepond]

Great ideas and motivation! We’re still trying to plant in Texas in our zone 8b. 🌱

[@oishd6077]

You should start calling this space a Potager, because you've got both flowers and vegetables going on at the same time! 😂😂

[@peggyhelblingsgardenwhatyo7920]

Good morning and Greetings from Windermere, Florida zone 9b 🇺🇸 I treat Amaryllis bulbs like that. Interesting video, Laura. I've never grown ranuculus, but I did use them as a florist. I will be interested to see next year when you unpack them. Happy Gardening Day Everyone 💚

[@judyrobinson2282]

Wow--just learning about ranunculus. So exciting how many you got off one corm! I have never seen anyone explain how to harvest and store them! Thanks so much!

[@donna-elizabeth]

Love these flowers...we have some in our garden. It's so bright and sunny in your video...we seem to have lost the sun here in the UK this week.

[@wendybrown7594]

This growing season so far for me has been awesome..still learning alot but getting my garden answer fix every day ...Thank you 🌻

[@joanharvey8510]

The ranunculus I have not grown. Now I have plenty of info from you I may try next year! They are so pretty! By the way you look fabulous! Love the lightened hair!

[@tessmcnaney4034]

Definitely going to grow ranuculous next year! They are amazing!

[@Flanuora]

Thank you for the encouragement to sew seeds! I’m definitely going to plant more.

[@michaliareeton3247]

Great video today and really great advice to. Lovely to see them all still with bloom. You planted some nice things today. Will look lovely the flowers you planted in with your corn. When they come up. And great encouragement to us to get out there and plant and seed. I know l still have a few seeds l have to put out in garden.

[@pamelacallaway3922]

I love watching Benjamin help you in the garden. It is so wonderful to see the variety of your harvest.

[@wynorawishum5860]

Thank you for showing us how to handle these corms. Even more thanks for inspiring us to try new things

[@brendamcginnis1612]

Your gardens are beautiful.🌻🌿 I so appreciate your knowledge of all you share .🐝 Thank you.🦋🐝🌼

[@michelerok4252]

All looks real good. Thank you so much for sharing

[@ingridassooassoon3424]

Thats for sure Kristy😃 she is so informative she really gives u a more love n interst in plants

[@n.w.414]

So nice to see her in the raised beds garden. I have been missing the gardens around the house.

[@AprilBird4]

You have inspired me to do my Nasturtium seeds! I love them and also have limited success. I got several varieties to try this year and didn't get them started. I thought it was too late. Too hot. I don't get as hot as you, so if you can started them now, I can certainly try! Thanks again.

[@dianebeckett1697]

So very.Beautuful and this is such a beautiful flower! There are so many beautiful flowers! 🙂Thank you ! Much appreciated .

[@beverlyasleson3321]

I love watching you plant and do the drip it going to be nice once it all blooms.

[@LisaRade]

I wish more people got the word out that it’s not too late to plant veggies and flowers. I plant into July! We all need to keep spreading the word. I’m in zone 5

[@Miguel195211]

Look at all those tools! I need to do some shopping.

[@julienorris763]

That's so exciting about how many ranunculus corms you have now! I love ranunculus and can't wait to try it out next season!

[@VirginiaHale]

I loved seeing Benjamin planting with you. He's growing so fast. I had forgotten how fast my boys grew. A very nice reminder to go back & look at mine at this age. A wonderful memory to look at & reminisce about. ❤❤💙💙💙

[@vtwlim67]

I love how you just keep sowing seeds and planting. Would LOVE to see your annual calendar for sowing-maybe part of your merchandise with pics of ur beautiful family ❤️

[@juliepizzolato1911]

Sooo glad for the ranunculus education as I am determined to raise a crop of them SUCCESSFULLY for a switch...LOL. Loving all you share from North Idaho zone 6a 💚🌻🌿