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Gardening

Curmudgeoness

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2. It is just the bulbs you got, or the plant already growing?

Reply to ellenrr (Original post)

Wed Apr 16, 2014, 08:46 PM

Apr 2014

If it is the bulb, it should have been planted in the fall, but I would plant it right now while the soil is as cool as it is going to be.

If it is the plant, I would wait until the temps are not getting below freezing.

You will enjoy them, and if they don't do well this year, they may do much better next year. And they can really multiply well.

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know anything about ranunculus? [View all] ellenrr Apr 2014 OP

Many recommend to plant bulbs in the fall Major Nikon Apr 2014 #1

It is just the bulbs you got, or the plant already growing? Curmudgeoness Apr 2014 #2

It is the plant - and another question ellenrr Apr 2014 #3

leave foliage until it browns lululu May 2014 #4

it's in a pot. and has stopped flowering. ellenrr May 2014 #5

I have no clue. lululu May 2014 #6

I asked the place where I bought it. He said the seller of the plant told him it was grown from a ellenrr May 2014 #7

perennials lululu May 2014 #8