It just so happens that my daughter and my husband picked out the same variety on your site: Flower Drift. One variety, Rudbeckia maxima, also known as great coneflower, can reach up to 8 feet tall. Since your tulips are sold out, what companies would you recommend I use to buy bulk tulips? My daughter used them, although artificial it was too hot a month to have kept them alive, in her wedding flowers and they were a perfect size. Ranunculus in theory but I have yet to grow them! So perfect and beautiful. I would have to say daffodils, I live on a farm where the previous owner grew hundreds of daffodils. December 2019. Can’t wait to plant some of your bulbs! I love Winston Churchill- I cannot wait to add to my collection! Very excited. Thx!! I’m looking forward to growing tulips this upcoming season and can’t wait to hear your growing tips! Thank you for sharing your talent with all of us! I LOVE them all, but ranunculus have to be my fave! Narcissus! I love them all, but the grape hyacinth will always have a special place in my heart. I love daffodils! Thanks, Nice information shared thanks for the blog :), Hi, And I’m obsessed with your odd special beauties! Daffodils. I’m so excited to start this adventure! Just when you think you can’t take one more day of PNW gloom, they pop their little green heads up and say “It’s okay…beauty’s on the way!” Narcissus and tulips are my favorites. Grape Hyacinths. I just can’t get over their colors and layers and layers of petals. Peonies are my favorite. *i just submitted a comment but got an error saying that i needed to prove that i am a human. I’ve never grown them before, and before reading your book I didn’t even know about them. Planted a handful of Angelique tulips two years ago, wishing I had planted hundreds! Spring months during my childhood were flecked with colorful tulips from my mother’s garden – these were my first loves. Always a gorgeous hello from the sunniest side of the garden! I’m excited to try some new varieties, and will be looking forward to the upcoming mini-course to make sure I’m off to a good start! Thank you for continuing to share stories of your flower farm. The early blooming bulbs provide such a lift on those first chilly, grey days. Tulips! Hot weather and drought-like conditions donât mean a beautiful yard and garden is out of reach. Thank you, thank you, thank you! The first time I grew ranunculus from Floret was about 2-3 years ago. At this time of year, all I want to do is curl up by the fire and drink coffee with a good book. Just saying the name makes me happy!! Inspiring stories, profiles & advice from 45 flower growers from around the world, Join the Floret newsletter and stay in the loop on all the exciting happenings here on the farm, Anemones and ranunculus are two of the most popular spring flowers that we grow here at Floret. They also generate the most growing related questions because they have special requirements for success. I can’t wait to try different varieties other than the standard yellow daffodil. Taping papers together to draw out, expand, and plan next years blooms after my first season! Featured Items. Half the fun is seeing them pop in places you don’t remember them being the previous year! I love. They would be an eye-catching addition to our garden. My favorite fall planted flower has to be ranunculus…I’m hoping to snag some of your beauties bright and early tomorrow morning! I love tulips! I impatiently checked them often as they erupted from the ground. :). Ranunculus is my favorite fall planted flower. Fall panicgrass is native to New England, where there are two varieties present. . Taking your suggestions for tulips…pulling bulbs and all in the spring. I have always been a veggie gardener and I’m finally branching out. Thank you for inspiring us with your gorgeous photos. Also, I never looked twice at daffodils. I love Snake head Fritillary, Muscari, Scented narcissi Acropolis, and scented tulips Verona lemon in color with shots of green. They are absolutely gorgeous-so full of color. Love following you guys on IG. I LOVE tulips but the deer and elk always get them before they can bloom. Even though it can be easy to want to skip tucking some bulbs in the ground this fall, if you can make yourself do it, you will be so happy that you did come spring. Daffodils! Alliums are up there, too. This wil be my second year to plant. Tulips! I planted narcissus last year for the first time and they are so sweet. This post especially motivated me to really go for it- I’m already looking forward to spring! Planting chrysanthemum in the spring gives the perennial plant time to establish and adapt to its new garden home, but you'll easily find mums in garden centers and nurseries in both fall and spring. First sign of spring in our area! My favorite bulb became the tulip when I learned the marbles ones we relish so fair owe their unique appearance to a case of blight. I cannot wait for Fall Bulb planting! The look like a peony and last so long as a cut flower. I feel like each one would make Georgia O’Keeffe swoon ;). My favorite fall-planted bulbs are tulips. She lives with me in the plot of Persian Buttercup Ranuculus each spring. Of those fall bulbs I have grown before I have enjoyed tulips and irises. I am most excited to grow Ranuculus! I’m new to gardening and been in my home for less than a year so I don’t know if I have a favorite yet but I love those darn ranunculus! Create New Account. I have been devouring my Floret Cut Flower Garden book and every book in the library to find more growing information, so the new video series comes at the perfect time. I can not wait to try your bulbs! I think I’m going to plant them closer together this year if it might make the stems grow longer. Having my own cut flowers from our garden would be a dream come true!! So whimsical with their lovely bright colors and tall stalks. I love anything orange/pink, inky purple, white, and limes. I’ve always loved daffodils, even the school bus yellow ones. They’re such a happy flower. I can’t wait to plant tulips. I love narcissus because they are hardy and easy to grow but I also love ranunculus especially Marshmallow ? I’m so excited that you are discussing ranunculus in your fall mini course. Alas, deer eat my tulips. May have to try and snag some for my mom as well. So far, I haven’t had any luck with Ranunculus, but I will persevere. They came up beautifully in the spring. I love Ranunculus! Your ranuculus are glorious! I appreciate the time and effort it takes to find us unusual varieties. I love grape hyacinths, my grandparents had them planted in their front flower beds and every time I see them I’m reminded of their home. I love tulips! I really love them all, even the grocery store varieties; but your varieties really are heavenly! I purchased a great mix of your seed packets last summer. I love growing them in pastels and arranging with the yellow tulips and blue muscari. The creamy yellow irises that my mom gave me from her garden ❤! I find grape hyacinths to be so charming! Tulips. When I was little I thought they were the fairies’ teacups with their little saucers. :) I remember running through, what felt like a field of them at my Dad’s office when I was little. One of the great things about tulips is that you can grow a ton of them in a really small amount of space and the flowers can be harvested and stored for weeks at a time. Specifically speaking: The bulbs that led me here, are the Copper Image Tulips you grow. This will be my first time planting fall bulbs and I can’t wait to watch them pop up in the spring. or. But I am definitely excited about the new narcissus and tulip varieties! It was the first time I had planted them and they were so beautiful and flowered for so many weeks! I would run out of steam at the end of the season and inevitably miss out on all of the great varieties. I love Daffodils! Love ranunculus! I do love narcissus for its early spring charm ✨✨✨. I absolutely love Tulips and I’m always so excited when they bloom in Dallas. But they have always intimidated me, so I’m looking forward to your Fall Mini Course! Now I just need to purchase my first bulbs to plant. Enjoyed my first dahlia test garden of six varieties this year and I’m addicted. Love all the narcissus, daffodils, tulips and ranunculus during springtime! I’m often reminded of petticoats for some silly reason. I’ll have to say ranunculus, though! I’m very happy with the tulips and ranunculus that I ordered today but I can’t wait for the narcissus. It comes in lots of beautiful colors, and it’s scent is hard to beat! And to being rewarded come spring with some color from the ground. I Love ranunculus! Can’t wait to try some for the spring! I used to have some gorgeous double (?) Double tulips are gorgeous, too. Six Unique Features of the Floret Online Workshop, https://workshop.floretflowers.com/seed_donation. But, there are so many stunning tulips, too… please dont make me choose! For the best blooms, wait until the weather cools down before you plant them. Now that I’ve grown some of the beautiful and fragrant varieties, I’m in love! One year I planted these little bulbs that grew into flowers that look like bells with almost a herringbone pattern. I have been slowly adding because nothing makes me happier in the Spring and the deer don’t eat them!!!! become a “Farmer Friend” and have your company advertised on our Excited to try Lilium martagon this year! I love tulips! I love peonies! I love to see them as the first sign of spring. Most people know them for their velvety blue and purple flowers, but salvias also bloom in lavender, red, and white. I’m all about the tulips. My favorite fall bulbs are tulips. Love love love reaping the rewards of bulbs planted months ago ushering in spring. I also am a painter and it is my favorite flower to paint. Grape hyacinth are the first flower I distinctly remember piquing my interest in flowers as a child. setting up cute benches and tables for the children to relax and to ?❤? It is so encouraging to see the green tufts against the Ohio snow. They definitely make early Spring more bearable :). Love all spring bulbs! Looking forward to your fall mini course! I love your posts and mini courses so much! Snowdrops are my favorite fall bulbs. I especially love the white ones, which look cool long after the flowers have withered. While it’s difficult to narrow it down to just one ? I’ve grown rather fond of the Iris the last few years. Feb 21, 2019 - This spring is like nothing any of us has ever experienced before, and while this time of year is typically filled with so many special celebrations and occasions like Motherâs Day, graduation, and Memorial Day, very few of us will be able to connect in the ⦠Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I’ve dabbled for 18 years in gardening and I’m ready to go to the next level. onions, peas, peppers, potato, pumpkins, tomato, and watermelon. So many to choose from! Tulips, always tulips. I love daffodils- never grown bulbs before but going to try this fall! My children love to make tiny bouquets. They lift your spirit and remind me that the warm sun is on its back. Well, Iâd say our zinnia breeding project is working. So thankful you’re so generous with giveaways & knowledge! I’m really excited to grow muscari ‘pink sunrise’ for the first time this year! Wave Green Parrot is blowing my mind. I’ve never seen any like the ones in your photos, and I love how you showcase unique varieties that are far more beautiful than what you can find at your standard grocery store flower stalls. Thank you so much for sharing all of your information and experience. My mom has some in her front yard. Tacoma tulips last year and they were so beautiful this spring. coordinator who has been hard at work on the 1.5-acre Garden Project I love the array of colors they come in. So welcome after a long cold brown winter! My obsession for planting this fall has officially begun. Love all blush, neutral shades of ranunculus! Not only are they beautiful, but they survive in my deer-heavy area. ♥️. I love planting allium. Ranunculuses and daffodils being two of them. A chrysanthemum flower looks fairly similar to a daisy as they belong to the same family â Asteraceae. I LOVE tulips and anemones! Head diameter of the extended plots was 15â21 cm. Also tulips and daffodils often have really short stems in our short and hot winter here in zone 8a texas so trialing them is a must but something i don’t have time and effort for yet. No regrets at the mailbox this year! My favorite fall planted bulb is hyacinth. I remember planting my first spring bulbs in high school and the thrill of seeing those first shoots peeking up through the snow and wet, black earth. Neither are fun, at least in my opinion. We’ve already ordered ranunculus but would love some other varieties to add to the garden in the next few weeks. I planted some double tulips that started out white and ended up pink. Your copper imagine tulips and other like them! My favorite signs of Spring are Poppies. We are excited to try your unique varieties of daffodils! It would be so exciting to win this giveaway, I put an order in for some bulbs, but wasn’t quick enough and missed out on some of the varieties I was most looking forward to, like Vaya Con Dios. I think the anemone blue flowers are beautiful! They always catch my eye whenever I see them. I love hard to kill things! Thanks for this opportunity!! Tulips are my favorite. Just ordered my bulbs! Just be sure to check the recommendations for the plant you choose as the sunlight preference does vary in these 2 groups. I’m in LOVE with the tulips that you guys feature. Ranunculus are my favorite but I’ve been told that I can’t plant them here in Portland, Maine so I will just have to be content buying the flowers at Whole Foods. I think the flowers are a bit unusual-/that is why I like them. These flowers make me so happy! I love tulips, but last spring the wonderfully scented daffodils I planted really won me over! I love ranunuculus! Ranunculus in all the coral and peachy shades are some of my favs! Thanks for providing such beautiful flowers! :-) 5 Things You Can Plant During Fall Planting Season. Ranunculus are breathtakingly gorgeous & super easy to grow! Silver Parrot Tulip! My favorite spring flowers are tulips. The salmon colored ruffled daffodils are my favorites. Sooooo many different varieties and they were all so beautiful! I purchased the LaBelle pastel mix last year and loved it! They are beautiful! My faves are either Parrot tulips or Paperwhites. Ranunculus have always been my absolute favorite, but after looking at the preview how do you choose just one?! So cheerful and happy. The daffodils I inherited in my garden are the bright, cheery yellow variety. It was so comforting to see a reminder of home and my mom in those initial homesick days adjusting to a new country. I have a few flowers planted in my yard right now, most of which came from my next door neighbor who was so eager to get rid of some of her overgrown flowers. One lucky winner will get a free seat at our design-focused Seasonal Floral Intensive which will take place during p⦠There are just so many colors! I was so excited to order so many beautiful varieties yesterday, and I am anxiously awaiting the color they will bring to my newly acquired, large, somewhat drab landscape. Any of the... 2. Picking a favorite is impossible. My grandmother and I used to show daffodils when I was a child at the local daffodil show. Narcissus is a favorite of mine, mostly because I haven’t grown anything else! I’ve never tried growing ranunculus but they are a fave of mine so feeling inspired to now! Not sure if my first posting went through because I didn’t see it. They are the breath of fresh air after a long winter and a true sign that Spring is here! I love those fringed tulips. Last year I tried adding a few new tulips to the mix and I loved Rocco – late and pretty wild – people loved how different it was. I can’t wait to grow them in my own garden! I love when daffodils show up in the spring – they are so cheerful! I love tulips. Would share this giveaway with friends and family should I win. As a child I loved seeing crocus blooming amidst the snow. White and Purple Kohlrabi (Photo: University of Kentucky) The name kohlrabi comes from German and translates to âcabbage turnip.â Turnip and kohlrabi are both Brassicas. I guess I’d say tulips are quite dear to my heart because of two specific memories. Ranaculus bulbs are my favorite and I love the new ones I see coming up for sale. I love tulips the most! will have fruit trees and bushed on the outer edges of the garden. Hmm.. Im not sure I have a favorite! your own Pins on Pinterest I don’t have the budget for all my favorite bulbs from your shop, but I can’t wait to get at least one or two new varieties! Once petals drop, pods remain. Using deer netting has so helped to allow the plants to flower before they’re munched. We’re getting a sense of what grows best and where. I love tulips and daffodils… This is my first year planting bulbs and I’m excited to see what beauty emerges this spring! Tulips always remind me or my early motherhood and that sweet baby girl. They’re bright happy and fool proof! I would have to say my favorite fall planted bulb is Ranunculus! I tried ranunculus last year with no luck, hoping they do better this year! Oh it’s so hard to choose! Ranuculus for their colors. Haha. I’ve always loved tulips but I recently discovered ranunculus and I’m in love with them! Crocus is my first hint of spring after MO winter months. Can’t wait for monday. Such a true blue color! Tulips are my favorite and I’ve only planted them and irises, but I was pleasantly surprised when hyacinths popped up in our side yard this year. Ranunculus! :( Just poor headless little daffodils. They look so cute poking out of the muddy spring ground, plus they multiply/spread like no other. They’re so enchanting – I’m completely obsessed with them! In college, I worked as a hired hand for a few families planting flowers, digging weeds, raking leaves, you name it. I look forward to learning more about them in the fall mini course! They’re the first to peek their heads out of the snow or slush here in Portland, like tiny cheerleaders rooting for spring to get here faster, and they make my heart leap with joy that we’re turning the corner to brighter days after the long slog of winter. But for the most part, don’t bet on finding the good stuff at the big box stores. Trying to win these beauties for my sister in law. We are I’m still captivated by tulips to this day, by the wide range of colors and styles. Some plants will even continue blooming until the following spring. I must say that the narcissus is my favorite, a sure sign that spring is really coming! I would love to plant the champagne ranunculus this fall. I have a long wishlist of tulips and narcissus, but what I would really love to grow are the black and white anemones! I grew the pink charm this year and the pop of coral really put it over the top. Mar 28, 2017 - We are a family-run flower farm located in Washingtonâs Skagit Valley, specializing in growing unique, uncommon, and heirloom flowers. Honestly, the snow drops the appear suddenly under our big fir tree are my favorites as they are the first true mark of longer days ahead. Daffodils! But oh, how can I leave out ranunculus! I hope to try ranunculus for next year’s garden! Their bright colors, layering petals, and seemingly endless blooms capture her joy, beauty, and grace. Divide perennials and plant divisions before they bloom and before summer heat sets in, Plant heat-tolerant annual and perennial flowers, Plant cold-tolerant annual and perennial flowers. Beautiful flowers! ?✨. Tulips are my very favorite spring bulb to plant in the fall; winters can be long and gray here in the Midwest (much like Seattle) and seeing tulips pop up from the ground in the spring signals I’ve made it an warm weather is on its way! After trying out both the ranunculus and anemones two years ago, they are my absolute favorites in my garden. As we gather inspiration for the spring landscape, we can't wait to read Floret Farm's Cut Flower Garden, the brand-new book from our friends at Washington's Floret Farm. Picking a favorite spring bulb is like trying to choose a favorite photo of my daughter, Lily! Thanks. I’ve never seen prettier daffodils or tulips than the ones sold here! I love my variety of Hyacinths planted around our River Birch. Tulips?! My mom always had the yard full of them growing up! Apparently it’s ranunculus! Last year I loved tulips but after seeing your daffodil selection I am excited to try them this year. I’m planning, planning, planning! Learn how to start flowers from seed in this three-part video series, Winner of the American Horticulture Society Book Award, I started this flower farm journey in March 2020, “Living on a Prayer Flower Farm” and now I’m going through my first fall planting/winter. After moving into our home three years ago I promised myself that I would plant a few bulbs. I’m not sure which are my favorite yet! I am dying to see some parrot tulips this next year! Anemones!! I have so much to learn about gardening but I am finally allowing myself the patience for trial and error. And I continued this tradition until I left home after college. I would have to say tulips but your varieties of daffodils are definitely giving tulips a run for their money. I always thought tulips were my favorite fall bulb, but I have fallen in love with ranunculus!! I love the idea of a flower name be something so beautiful to see and say! Hope is that my daughter is excited to grow ranunculus this year!!... 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