Ranunculus asiaticus ?over winter
Hi I found some of these beautiful bulbs and they are now in full bloom -
in all their glorious colours. My question is - do I have to store them over the winter as I would do for Dahlia - in a cool place in peat for example? Our winters can get below freezing for 4 or 5 days now and then but rarely lower than -2 to -4 C. Thanks for any suggestions. Jean Vancouver Canada |
Ranunculus asiaticus ?over winter
clarissa wrote:
Hi I found some of these beautiful bulbs and they are now in full bloom - in all their glorious colours. My question is - do I have to store them over the winter as I would do for Dahlia - in a cool place in peat for example? Our winters can get below freezing for 4 or 5 days now and then but rarely lower than -2 to -4 C. Thanks for any suggestions. Jean Vancouver Canada If the frost does not get down to the depth of the bulb I would leave them in, as we do in the UK. -- zaax |
Ranunculus asiaticus ?over winter
On Apr 4, 5:46 pm, "zaax" wrote:
clarissa wrote: Hi I found some of these beautiful bulbs and they are now in full bloom - in all their glorious colours. My question is - do I have to store them over the winter as I would do for Dahlia - in a cool place in peat for example? Our winters can get below freezing for 4 or 5 days now and then but rarely lower than -2 to -4 C. Thanks for any suggestions. Jean Vancouver Canada If the frost does not get down to the depth of the bulb I would leave them in, as we do in the UK. -- zaax In principle I agree with you, but Vancouver? Maybe, their winter is a bit harsher than ours? minus 2-4C during the day would indicate that the nights are much colder? Judith |
All times are GMT +1. The time now is 09:48 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Copyright ©2000 - 2024, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
GardenBanter