Planting 2000 Tulip Bulbs in Fall!! Why tulip flowers bloom short, Perennial vs Annual Tulips

[@marinabouchotstrabic5024]

Explanation of mother daughter bulbs so helpful. Solved the mystery I had been experiencing. Thank you!!!

[@barbaralamoreaux328]

Such useful information! I appreciated the editing to show the steps without showing you planting all gajillion of the tulips. It’s going to be such a show next spring!

[@pam6204]

Thank uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu Danielle! Beautifully presented. Excellent teaching video.

[@elanacrane7820]

110 Woodstock Hyacinths! I’d be in heaven. Those are my favorites. Can’t wait to see the display next spring. Love your color palette. I’m all about the orange and purple💜

[@therealsoutherngarden]

Great advice💚💚can’t wait to see your spring blooms!!

[@zzzzipy12]

12,000…..can’t wait to see!!!

[@msdee2905]

Can’t wait till Spring to see your video of the tulips. 🌷

[@eduardovera.v]

Hi, Danielle! I can’t wait to see the new videos of the amaryllis. 🤩

[@cindybohl9593]

Wow! Can’t wait to see your garden in the spring!

[@MichelleSuggs-ls1ki]

This is so exciting to test bulb mixes . These colors will mix so well together too. Can’t wait til spring!

[@judyrobinson2282]

Great information Danielle and appreciated hearing what varieties to use if you want them to return each year. Had NEVER heard that --thank you!

[@IngersollEnd]

It is a good day when Danielle has a new video! Thank you so much for sharing your process. I planted about 5,000 mostly daffodil bulbs between my house and my in-law's house last winter for our wedding this spring and that was a lot. I don't know how you do it and make such beautiful videos!

[@barbarahaines7661]

Sure I'm here for for the plantings but Grace is one of my favorite bit of happiness.Thank you

[@susannewlove2115]

Everyone realizes you could easily write a book with your wealth of information but it is so much more enjoyable watching and listening to you as it also shows the joy you exuberant when talking about gardening. Don’t overdo it and rest up whenever possible as we are all looking forward to your 2024 amaryllis show and your dried flower Christmas trees!

[@suzannemorrison8773]

As always, great useful information! The spring show will be amazing!

[@lynnson7440]

Thanks so very much for all of great bulb info! First time bulb planter here.

[@DeAnne9743]

Love your content. I'm always excited when I see a new video from Danielle! 🎉

[@pjgoolesby4584]

Yes 😅

[@deborahburgart561]

I wasn't sure who to ask but does Danielle usually answer questions in the comments? I've asked two questions before and never got a response. Just wondering. Thank you

[@DeAnne9743]

@deborahburgart561 I have had a question and she addressed it in the next video. I'm not sure if she answers in the comments.

[@gardeningonthewestforkwith8994]

Your content is very helpful! You are so easy to follow with your info! Thanks

[@Sweetnessjuju13]

I have had good luck with Darwin tulips red and orange for perennials, but never as beautiful as the first display, can’t wait until spring to see your beautiful bulbs flowering🌷🌷🌷❤!!!

[@kimbar11]

So exciting! I love bulbs!

[@carlas872]

Your videos are always so informative! I can't wait to see all of these beautiful tulips in the spring!

[@donnasgarden6495]

So many bulbs! Can't wait to see them in spring! Love your jacket. That painting your dad made is so precious. I pray that whatever was happening in your life that prompted him to paint it has passed. Any chance that prints might be made available?

[@easternsecrecy9777]

You have a wonderful job! It's even more wonderful that you let us share all that beauty with you. I could never have a garden like yours while living in 9b, so I especially enjoy seeing yours with every video you create.

[@laurieh9388]

Great information Danielle! Thanks!

[@moniquegodon5712]

Can’t wait to see your tulip beds next spring Danielle. Thanks for sharing all your great tips and knowledge. I also love your hoody. Isn’t that your dad’s painting? Looks great! Do you sell those? Bye!

[@aseasonalabode]

You are a wealth of knowledge- thank you!

[@patty-m2d]

Great information as always. Many thanks Danielle.

[@City_farmers88]

Thanks for sharing how to grow it, this is great.

[@stephaniemills8910]

Great info, thanks for doing this video!

[@rhondaschenk5727]

Very informative, Danielle! Thanks!

[@vickywood8354]

Great video. Thank you for all this information on growing bulbs! And take of your back. 💐

[@daygirl2659]

thank you Danielle❤That was very informative. I live in 10a so I usually don’t try tulips 🌷 But I didn’t know you could get them pre chilled 😊

[@betsymaltby6788]

You answered my question. I wasn't sure if I should water in my bulbs...but now I know! We haven't had rain in over a month and I've been planting hundreds of bulbs....will water in well tomorrow. Oh, and the heat not helping...some of my galanthus are in bloom. ugh!

[@marymurphy4825]

Hi Danielle thanks for taking the mystery out of growing tulips! You're smart to treat them as an annual! Can I plant tulip bulbs now in a pot to get blooms in the spring in zone 6a CT. I'm looking forward to your amazing spring show of blooms! 😍🌷

[@bronlynbennett3371]

Where can we go to see your writing and pics of the plants/bulbs? Would love to read your work!

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens]

Hi friend! You can find articles, photos, and a blog I write on the Longfield Gardens website. I hope you have a great day!

[@JZFlowers-ValleyCity]

Hi Danielle, love your videos. When you plant your bulbs in beds for cutting, do you put a border around them? Just wondering if this would allow space to pull them out easier?

[@vlink4071]

I always learn so much from you! Is it time to bring the amaryllis out of dormancy? Mine are still in pots in the basement. Should I repot them in fresh potting soil?

[@MsTracex]

Hi Danielle. Love our channel !! I've learned so much since I started watching you last spring. I am brand new to planting bulbs and I live in Ontario, Canada - zone 5b. I didn't really understand the part about dead heading the flower and letting the flower and leaves die back naturally to help the tulips perennialize. How can you do that if you're planning on cutting and selling them ? Or can you cut the flower and only leave the leaves to die back naturally ? Thanks for any more info that you can offer. Daffadils are my favorite so I can't wait to see your next video too !!!

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens]

Hi friend! If I’m trying to perennialize tulips I would not cut and sell those flowers. I would enjoy the show in the garden and then deadhead the spent blooms. My apologies if I did not explain that well.

[@MsTracex]

@@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens Oh - gotcha - thx so much Danielle for clarifying : )

[@janesgarden7481]

Question! I can’t find any information about transplanting gladioli’s. I live in zone 5b now zone 6 which have over wintered for me for the last two winters. Do you think I should transplant in spring or fall. Love your videos. Thanks so much!

[@user-rosesroses]

Great info.

[@altheajackson5701]

Hello I noticed that you did not use any bulb tone or fertilizer, why? and will you do that later?

[@health.bites.5615]

Just what I needed. Treating them as an annual would work for me. I'm not too fond of their unsightly foliage when they're done blooming.

[@angelaschettino1327]

You are so knowledgeable about tulips and flowers. Unfortunately I can’t grow tulips due to the squirrels and deer in my area. They are candy for these pests!!!

[@monirsafari7382]

by your knowledge would you please let me know when is the best time i can plant Tulips and daffodil bulbs in Florida zone 9. thank you dear

[@fur3lis3]

For me, for the same reasons as you, early tulips don’t open well. I only do mid and late. Can woodland hyacinths be used for cutting?

[@PsychHacks]

With such close spacing of bulbs, don’t they get overcrowded as they multiply?

[@angelabromley3712]

Off topic. I just realized I didn't plant all my Dahlia. The tubers are good and have three inch long green shoots. What are my options? Please help

[@Hhaahland4]

12,000 bulbs!!! That will be quite the show. In Australia that would cost me between $36,000 - $60,000 AUS. I probably wouldn’t even be able to source any where near that many. I’ve also never seen such huge bulbs, the ones I get here are a fifth of the size. Being in a Mediterranean climate they don’t do well.

[@deborahburgart561]

Hi Danielle 😊 I didn't hear you mention if you add BulbTone or something similar at the time of planting. I was just wondering. Thanks

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens]

Hi Deborah! I personally don’t use any fertilizers. I hope you have a wonderful day!

[@deborahburgart561]

@@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens Thank you so much! 🥰

[@brendaallid-makalintal4345]

When you plant all those tulips, are you particular about how the bulb is dropped into the hole? Are you concerned about whether it actually is pointy side up or sideways?

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens]

Hi friend! Most bulbs will correct themselves. The only one I would be concerned about is the crown fritillaria. Those bulbs are prone to rot and do best when planted on their side.

[@brendaallid-makalintal4345]

@ Thank you so much for the prompt reply. I have drawn so much inspiration from your garden and have learned so much from you. Thank you for your teachings!

[@deniseb2571]

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