Golden Yellow Giant Crocus Video
Perhaps one of the easiest and most rewarding plants you will ever grow that comes from a bulb. The Golden Yellow Giant Crocus is the first to show color in the landscape and garden each spring. These beautiful little rays of sunshine will even pop up in the snow as the days begin to get longer again. These little golden treasures make me hope we get some snow in mid-March. They bring happiness with dreams of the growing season to come. Check out this video feature below:Find this video on my Bren Haas Channel with other creative shares. If you have issues viewing please be sure to reach out to me on my website.
Golden Yellow Giant Crocus Growing Tips
The crocus bulb is one of the many bulbs that are planted in Autumn for Spring bloom enjoyment. The crocus bulb was one of the first I ever planted in my Ohio gardens. Dig a shallow hole about 3 to 4 inches deep (with the pointy end up).
I am making note to add more beside my red tone Coral Bell perennials next autumn. The yellow popping up under and in-between this plant is just gorgeous!
Plant these little treasures close to your entry way so you can enjoy them no mater what late winter early spring weather may bring.
More Spring Color Ideas on My Website
Discovering the New Age Lavender Syringa in My Home Garden
Oliver loves the Lilac Show In this post, I want to introduce you to the New Age Lavender Syringa that I’ve cultivated in my garden. I planted this shrub in 2020 from a small 3-inch container, so it took a few years for it to truly thrive. Today, it reaches about 4 feet in height and is bursting with fragrant lilacs. Check out the video and my personal growing tips below! The New Age Lavender Syringa In My Home Garden What an amazing spring it has been this year with all the blooms taking in the warm temperatures before we hit the last frost date. Many of my perennials are up and taking in the sunshine early. The trees are all blooming and leafing out as we head into the month of May. One of my favorite things about May is Lilacs in bloom. Check out my video below and discover the new age lavender syringa Lilac in my home garden. https://youtu.be/HViY-a2IJ_U This video is a feature on my Bren Haas Channel located on YouTube. Please feel free to subscribe but be sure to bookmark my blog for other notifications. Key Features of the New Age Lavender Syringa You might recall the delightful fragrance and size of Lilacs from your grandmother’s garden. These new Lilac varieties are ultra-compact and mildew-resistant, featuring beautiful foliage that will inspire you to create fresh Lilac memories. Lilac in Bloom There are numerous reasons to think about adding one of these Syringa (lilac shrubs) to your home garden. Below, I will outline some of the key highlights of this variety. Don’t forget to scroll down to view the photos and share your comments and feedback! Height and width of 4-5 feet, making it ideal for compact garden spaces. Enhanced resistance to mildew. Delightfully fragrant blooms. Robust bloom shape that works well for bouquet arrangements. Thrives in full sun once established. As the years progress, I anticipate this list will expand, as I’ve truly enjoyed these plants as a focal point in my garden. The Bloom Shape is Sturdy and Great for Bouquets More About Lilac Bushes on My Website The beautiful lilac shrub is a lovely dark green all spring – autumn making it a great plant for backdrops and focal points in the garden. Find more about the other varieties I grow on my website under the ‘LILAC TAG’ Or Search Lilac. Look at the cute little mini tulip I found blooming off my front porch. The odd thing is … I do not remember planting this! Let’s Connect Are you a fan of syringa ( or lilac) shrubs? I will be adding an oldie but goodie in the next few weeks so stay tuned and bookmark my site for updates. There are a few different lilacs growing in my garden that you will find on my website. Be sure to check out my LILAC category / tag on my personal blog. I hope you consider adding a few of these pleasures to your home garden. Happy Gardening, Bren 🌸
Spring Blooming Golden Yellow Giant Crocus
In this post find a short video and images featuring the Golden Yellow Giant Crocus growing in my home landscape. Enjoy a short welcome to spring with growing tips because this is the plant to grow in your garden landscape. Golden Yellow Giant Crocus Video Perhaps one of the easiest and most rewarding plants you will ever grow that comes from a bulb. The Golden Yellow Giant Crocus is the first to show color in the landscape and garden each spring. These beautiful little rays of sunshine will even pop up in the snow as the days begin to get longer again. These little golden treasures make me hope we get some snow in mid-March. They bring happiness with dreams of the growing season to come. Check out this video feature below:https://youtu.be/kIESGlnM4TM Find this video on my Bren Haas Channel with other creative shares. If you have issues viewing please be sure to reach out to me on my website. Golden Yellow Giant Crocus Growing Tips The crocus bulb is one of the many bulbs that are planted in Autumn for Spring bloom enjoyment. The crocus bulb was one of the first I ever planted in my Ohio gardens. Dig a shallow hole about 3 to 4 inches deep (with the pointy end up). I am making note to add more beside my red tone Coral Bell perennials next autumn. The yellow popping up under and in-between this plant is just gorgeous! Blooming up From The Coral Bells Closed Blooms on Crocus First to Bloom in the Landscape Plant these little treasures close to your entry way so you can enjoy them no mater what late winter early spring weather may bring. More Spring Color Ideas on My Website Thank you for stopping by my site today! Let’s Connect Do you enjoy welcoming spring with color from bulbs? I would love to hear about your experience and if you grow this crocus or any other spring bloom. Be sure to connect with me on my website today. Happy Spring Gardening,
Crocus in Spring
One of the many things I look forward to in my home garden each Spring is the crocus in bloom. In this post I share how spectacular they are in the landscape. Crocus in My Landscape Video Watch close as my pup Oliver stops to smell the crocus. These bulbs have made it through 2 dogs and a few cats after planting in 2016. https://youtu.be/8Ux9Kw8MUTE Isn’t he the cutest… did you see the puppy? Crocus in Spring The crocus is featured in my latest video on YouTube which you can view below. The sun was out so the little flowers were open and smiling at me. I love how they can take the drastic weather condition in my gardening zone. I had this same crocus bloom with a few inches of snow on top of them. They are gorgeous peeking out of the snow. https://youtu.be/F2EejxXy57E Tell me what you think about the video and if you grow crocus in your garden. I am on social media @brenhaas and love to have you tag me to share your images and comments. You can also leave a comment and image on my blog post here. Find this video and more on my YouTube Channel at Bren Haas. My Favorite Growing Tip The crocus bulbs can be planted in Autumn to Winter in my garden as long as the ground isn’t frozen. I have planted as late as Mid-January and enjoyed blooms in late March. NOTE: The crocus is toxic if eating because of the Colchicine and other alkaloids in them. If you think your pet or child has eaten a bulb contact veterinarian or doctor. I share lots of photos of the crocus as they bloom mostly because I am anxious to share photos on social media and these are the first to bloom in my garden. Do you like crocus? Are you lucky enough to have the variety that blooms in Spring and Autumn? DO TELL! These images can be found on my Flickr Account where I am a Pro User. If you can see the link contact me and let me know and I’ll get you some information. The blooms only open up when the sun is out so it is fun to capture the little faces of the plant. Do you have a favorite color The crocus in the lawn looks like little Easter Eggs. I want to note that the bloom dies back before it is time to actually mow the lawn. Win-Win! More Spring Color on My Website Thanks for stopping by my site today! Let’s Connect Watching the crocus bloom early excites me almost as much as getting a message from you. Be sure to comment on the blog here or reach out on my contact page. Happy Gardening,
Daffodil Narcissus Planting Tips
Daffodils are perfect to plant in between shrubs and trees in shade areas. They also look wonderful in a woodland garden borders that need color. Autumn planting tips on this post!
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Let’s Connect
Do you enjoy welcoming spring with color from bulbs? I would love to hear about your experience and if you grow this crocus or any other spring bloom. Be sure to connect with me on my website today.
Happy Spring Gardening,
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Beautiful visual and audio