Growing Ranunculus in a Cold Climate: Tips for Success in Zones 5-6
When it comes to gardening in New England or other cold regions within USDA Hardiness Zones 5-6, one of the most rewarding challenges is cultivating beautiful ranunculus flowers.Â
Ranunculus: Your Next Cut Flower Garden Star
The season's change has a certain magic to it, especially for those of us who find joy in the soil and blossoms. As we say farewell to the vibrant hues of summer, there's a wave of excitement at the horizon - the anticipation of what's to come.Â
Moments in May
The month of May is always intense, between Mother's Day and spring plantings. There's no sense of time, and the days merge together. Spring fever is at its height, and while it is all very exciting, it's pressing, and the farm (and family) need all the attention they can get. I've been light on socializing and stepped away from the newsletter and blog to navigate this ship, so let's catch up.
How To Grow Anemone & Ranunculus
Plant gorgeous ranunculus and anemone flowers with ease. Few spring cut flowers can rival their flower size and color making them an early staple here on the farm.Â