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Calendula is care free for me here in zone 8 Pacific west . Just toss them around anywhere, anytime and they will come out from spring to fall. I use them as cover crop and as a medicine for soil, plants and for me ❤

Thankss! Love how you show the flowers insteaad of showing you taalking!

Absolutely love and appreciate your videos 😊

Hello! Really inspired by your story, and can I ask the failed season you planted them, you said it’s too late to underground them, can I ask how late it is? I am in Zone 6b too, when do you recommend to plant them? Our first frost is on Oct 15th.

Yes, I agree! These are such an underrated cut flower and a welcome addition to the garden 🌸💕

Your videos were some of the first I watched as a flower farmer. The rananculus video was amazing and because of your instructions I was able to have blooms for my friend's wedding. Have been collecting corms for 2 seasons now with great success. Love your videos trialing sunflowers and daffodils and this latest one on dutch iris is spurring me on to dig a trench and throw them in. Your no nonsense approach is highlly appreciated and your expertise is invaluable. Thank you! 😊

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Can you please give me the actual name of these edible peas and can I plant them in September in zone 6. Thank you

I love those iris! So pretty!

Can I plant carnations in a bucket?

Beauty full flower...cleome

I am listening and enjoying! Thanks. I am excited as bulb planting starts soon. ♡

It's my first year learning how to care for my potted plants.

I just ordered 300 Dutch Iris bulbs for my cut flower farm and I’m very excited to give them a try next year. I am curious if you’d have any tips for getting the best vase life other than when to cut? Have you tried any Quick dip, cbvn tabs, or boiling water?

These are really beautiful spring flowers. I need to plant more! Thank you for your content.

I love your videos!

I love watching your videos ❤

You’re doing a fantastic and very useful work here, I love your videos and I really hope you’ll keep sharing your knowledge about flowers, thank you so much

Do they produce multiple flowers per bulb?

You are right. These are overlooked but when planted in mass, they are gorgeous. My plants grew but ended up with just leaves the second year because I didn’t let them soak up enough sun to die back. Hope they come back with flowers this year.

Tonya, your flower passion has brought us all joy. Thank you for sharing.

Good morning Tonya…thanks for sharing. I’ve loved watching every step of your journey. 🌸

Hello. What happens if i removed the bulbs before the foilage died and quickly planted the quarter sized bulbs? The weather is still warm

Thankyou

When it’s dead it has a skull..

Very informative. Thanks

I will be planting some new yellow and orange varieties this autumn, to replace the mostly white ones I dug up and divided back in May and June. I have also grown some deluxe varieties in the past and they can be stunning.

Great informative video. Such beautiful flowers. Thank you again!! So happy when I see your videos come up!

You just convinced me to NEVER EVER grow ranunculus!! Why the Heck would anyone go through such a NIGHTMARE every single year! And after all the hard work if aphids, thrips, and all the other insects don't kill them, you have to pray to God the temperature doesn't dip down to winter temps of zero or below, in the winter! And if it does dip below zero, once again, all of your time, money, effort, and hardwork, is for naught! I am a gardner, and a huge plant, tree, shrub, and flower lover, and I think ranunculus are one of the most beautiful flowers. But I had no idea they were such a nightmare to grow! And who in the world has that much time, not to mention, money, labor, energy, worry, and effort, to invest in re-growing something every year that you cannot even EAT! Especially when there are so many other beautiful flowers that are not such pain in the a** prima donnas to grow! And worse yet, even if they survive the bugs and the winter temps, you have to replant them every single year. But the prettiest ranunculus are patented, and you cannot regrow the patented flowers! Make it make sense~just thinking about it makes my head and heart ache! Surely, there has to be an easier, better~ way, to grow these gorgeous flowers?!

The open tray you planted the corms in: Did it have drainage holes or no? And if not, you just are trying to keep moderately moist without water collecting in the bottom I assume.

Great to see a new video from you!

I love it when you make a new video and I love ranunculus, also!!! Question-are you still mostly donating flowers and bouquets? This summer was a donation only year for me, and it's been a blessing.

Thank you for this video Tonya! i plan to grow them this year. I’m in south GA, 9a, so I hope to have them ready to plant by mid-November.🌸🌸🌸

I've tried growing them for 3 now. I grow them outside since I don't have a tunnel. I give up. Last year I had some succes but they are too susceptible to water.this year I lost half of them growing up in the trays, and the other half I lost in the field due to rainfall and the deer who ate the rest.

Where do you get your corms? I want some special ones. Thank you for taking the time to make this video.

I love ranunculus; they are beautiful flowers. I love seeing the varieties that you plant. Are you going to do any updates on your house? I have been waiting for that. I can't wait to see what you grow this year.

Thank you so much for sharing all your experience and being so honest of about your journey. It's truly helpful.

Just wanted to say I love your channel! You always have the most gorgeous flower footage.

I love the look of ranunculus! Do you know how they would do in northern California 9b. It gets so hot and dry, not sure if they need a cold period to bloom.

Thank you for this. I've been struggling with if what was just attached to the petals was the seeds or if the whole flower was the seed

I planted mine three weeks ago and nothing yet.i did soak them overnight.planted end of July!

Fuldani flowers.

Thamk you for showing the varieties of Floret and Dawn Creek zinnias. Do you save the seeds from the flowers that you harvested and shown in this video?

i understand floret is no longer going to sell them. i wonder who will pick them up to continue them?

When I should remove the petals so I can get some seeds (or at least 1 seed)?!

Can you grow calla Lillie’s from seeds?

how long does it take for the tuber to develop from the cutting?

Will this grow in zone 5?

Excellent job of photographing and editing! This is great and I don’t think anyone could have done a better job. It must have been an insane amount of effort and work. Thank you so much! Love 💕 your flowers. ❤😊🤗

This season I decided to spruce my house up and just bought a few packs of seeds of what looked like nice plants (turned out to be zinnias) to fill a bunch of new pots i never used, now let me tell you, these are anything BUT low maintenance, so people really need to stop saying this because it's far from the truth. It seems that they get way too high and top-heavy for their own good, any storms will snap branches off. It's claimed they love the sun all day?, NOT TRUE!!!, all sun will absolutely cook them and you'll come home to find them limped over laying on the ground with brown and yellow leaves, now let's talk about the leaf mildew YES THEY WILL GET POWDERY WHITE MILDEW THAT HAS TO BE TAKEN CARE OF OR YOUR PLANT WILL CROAK!!! I planted a load of these without knowing anything except seeds+dirt+Sun+ water= flowers, well lemme tell ya, I've been babysitting these things like a toddler. They have to be watered everyday in the summer and if it's really hot out, expect to come home from work to find them limped over and on the ground and maybe some with even crack off and break, I've had to use a few wire trellis and tons of wire-ties to keep them up, I had to make a mixture of baking soda-white vinegar-water and a surfactant to spray on the mold constantly. Yes, they are really nice and hardy plants that give endless bouquets, so much so that I've been giving them to neighbors, but you better be retired and home all day because they need constant attention so you better be prepared to marry these things.😢