How to Grow Ranunculus as Cut Flowers (whole process)

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• BL

  @bloomandgray · 1 year ago · pinned

  Will you be growing ranunculus this year? Did you pick up any tips or tricks from this video? 🌸

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• GA

  @GardenAndy · 7 months ago

  Sarah Raven gives the tip that to discourage mice from eating her sweet peas, she pre-soaks them in a liquid seaweed solution at the same strength you would use for watering.   Apparently, the mice dont like the smell/taste.  You could give it a try with your ranunculus claws and see if you find it helps.

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• SN

  @snotina · 5 months ago

  Wow   I can see why they are regarding as "difficult"....lots of details for temperature, soil, pests, light ...  not just plant and water.

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• KA

  @katmi7525 · 6 months ago

  I've been coming back to this video again and again. I had great success with my Ranunculus last year, of course I'm following your advice again this year 😊

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• RA

  @rachelpaterson1008 · 1 year ago

  Thank you so much for being so generous with your time and expertise !<br>I’m doing a cutting patch this year !<br>Your dog is beautiful 😍

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• JA

  @Jazzidoodle · 1 year ago

  Wish i had seen this before i lost 60! Thank you i will try again in autumn

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• KA

  @katherinehopkins6511 · 1 year ago

  Grew about 30 corms last year and they were so beautiful so this year have &nbsp;100. Thank you for a video on the whole process which is so helpful. &nbsp;Have subscribed

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• DO

  @DogsinPtBob · 1 year ago

  Such a great video. &nbsp;I tried growing them 2 years ago and some critter ate 600 corms. &nbsp;I skipped a year and this season I have 200 planted so far and another 50 pre-sprouting. &nbsp;I&apos;m a bit shy of these since my previous experience but fingers crossed for blooms this year. &nbsp;They are such a beautiful flowers. &nbsp;One of my favs!

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• JA

  @jadepriceholmes681 · 10 months ago

  So helpful! I’ve planted mine for my wedding in April 😀❤️

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• KA

  @karenhaddad322 · 1 year ago

  absolutely beautiful flowers Sarah!

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• GL

  @glma2711 · 1 year ago

  This has such helpful information, especially for the temperatures, thank you! I grow in USDA Zone 9, and it&apos;s a shame that local stores sell the corms in the spring, when it&apos;s already above 60F. We&apos;re kinda just set up for failure... In the fall I will definitely buy the corms online instead so I can get a better headstart!

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• FA

  @FaeHavenFlowers · 1 year ago

  This is the best video on Ranunculus I have seen! Thank you this is super helpful! &nbsp;I do have mice on my property so knowing they love to eat Ranunculus is really good for me to know. How do they do in the wind that&apos;s. I have to start them in Spring due to my growing zone.

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