Unique Spring Bulbs Fritillaria, Leucojum Gravetye, & Camassia Spring Bulbs. First Time Growing Them

[@Orientalbackyardgarden]

Hello Steph, the Fritillaria is a native plant in areas round my town (Zwolle). It's the only place in Holland were they grow in large meadows. It is also called "Zwols Carnation". In spring it is lovely. They like a damp environment

[@SuzanneTLC]

What an interesting video,,, you’re the best teacher!!! Those fritarallia are so unique and beautiful,,,can’t wait to see them in the Spring. Thanks Steph🤍💕

[@HookedandRooted]

Thank you so much for your kind words Suzanne! Happy Holidays!

[@marinomoreno652]

muy bueno ,donde comprar los bulbos gracias.

[@msmaddox2918]

The fritallaria looks so cool! I can't wait to see them in your garden Steph!

[@reenamancuso1255]

It’s a pleasure to watch your enthusiasm!

[@HookedandRooted]

Thank you so much!

[@ruth8268]

So much fun! See you in the spring!!

[@worldnaturalbeauty]

wow very good looking amazing

[@bronwynodonnell8548]

I’ve used the cardboard method for years and it is the best idea, I even use little piece to cover up any small out breaks of weeds. I love the new bed and the edging 🇦🇺cheers Bronwyn

[@HookedandRooted]

Hi Brownwyn, Yes absolutely it works great!! I keep all cardboard and newspaper now for use in the garden. I add newspaper under fresh mulch as well. Cheers!!

[@kristywhited8857]

I need the "deer resistant" varieties as well! Thank you for sharing a few more options I've never grown.

[@HookedandRooted]

Your welcome Kristy!

[@jasminelouisefarrall]

They are going to look beautiful 🥰 I use the same company and I’ve never been disappointed 🥰

[@mariemcgrath8681]

Lovely video. I like the way you plant New bulbs, I'm excited also to see how they turn out.

[@sandrakay8540]

Thanks for showing the giant snowflake bulb in your hand. They do look like a daffodil bulb. Larger than I expected. Try drying the ageratum flower heads for potpourri. 😊

[@HookedandRooted]

How fun! Do the ageratum have a fragrance?

[@sandrakay8540]

No fragrance. Do you grow a variety with fragrance? It does keep it's beautiful color.

[@SnappyR]

Can't wait until next Spring to see the bulbs in bloom! Looking forward to your 2023 garden tours as well 🙂

[@HookedandRooted]

Hi Robyn! Me too! I'm so excited to see them bloom. I love having you here supporting me and watching my garden tours. They are so fun to share

[@davidthedeaf]

I found in my garden store and bought Fritillaria Uva, which is much tinier but dark burgundy with edge in yellow. You need to be paying attention to see it, but it is really neat. I will put in my planter

[@HookedandRooted]

Cool! Hope mine come out this Spring. I'm excited to see what they look like.

[@TheGardeningMe]

I ordered Fritillaria meleagris and Leucojum for the 1st time this year too! So excited to see them come up next year. I've not tried Camassia but it also looks amazing...will have to add those next year and enjoy them in your garden from afar until then 😊

[@sherryjimerson3983]

I have the snow drops that are blooming now with my daffodils.

[@HookedandRooted]

How fun! I will have to add some traditional snow drops next fall so that I can have earlier blooming ones also. There's are the giants and bloom later.

[@merryhaveman353]

These are some of y favorite bulbs. Hope they do well for you and that you like them as well as i do.

[@HookedandRooted]

Hi Merry! Thank you so much!! I am so excited to grow them, and have a feeling I will love them

[@jolielutrario6930]

So excited to see how these bulbs do for you. I have always wanted to plant fritllaria because of the checkerboard design. Can't wait to see yours in bloom.

[@HookedandRooted]

Hi Jolie! Aren't they such cool looking blooms?! I'm very excited to try them. I've been eyeing them for a couple of years so hey lets give em' a go! Thanks for watching!

[@melissadavis3814]

This is too weird! I ordered 600 bulbs 4 weeks ago from them and they are huge. The shipping box was printed on the outside with beautiful tulips 🌷. Great gardening minds! 😊

[@HookedandRooted]

I've loved there bulbs. I've found them to be of great quality. Thanks for watching Melissa, hope your bulbs bloom beautifully for you in Spring!

[@agnescarbone6815]

So all 3 bloom at the same time ?

[@HookedandRooted]

The Fritallaria blooms first (Early to Mid Spring), and the other 2 bloom later Mid to Late Spring.

[@warp9p659]

I read on one bulb vendor's website that fritillary bulbs are supposed to be planted on their sides. Have you ever read that or heard that?

[@HookedandRooted]

Hi there! I haven't heard that. Very interesting! I planted them how I normally do. Fingers crossed they work out. Thanks for watching.