How to Plant Allium Bulbs in Fall

In this video , I will show you how to plant allium bulbs in fall.

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Learning how to grow flowering alliums is a super easy diy project for beginning gardeners and experienced gardeners. Kelly Lehman owner of Cranbury Fields Flower Farm in Cranbury NJ will show you how to plant these fall bulbs in your garden so you have beautiful spring flowers in your garden. Planting bulbs in Autumn is a great way to get a burst of spring color in your gardens and landscaping . Allium plants are also a favorite of garden influencers and flower influencers sine they are easy to grow and have a great vase life. They are also favored by florists because of this.

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[KellyLehman]

What flowers do you find easy to grow? Please share this with our Flower Tribe in comments below so we can learn from each other .😊🌺

[silveryfeather]

Watching from Canada, 2 years later, still very helpful

[Victoria-ptll]

Super helpful- planting for the first time this year!

[kreed]

Chesapeake, VA says Thank You SOO Much, Kelly!

[mj-m]

Thanks Kelly! This is the first time I will be planting allium and I wasn't sure which side was down. You explained the planting so well. Thank you. :) Paula from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Cheers!

[Debi.s.Daughter]

Just watched and getting ready to plant my allium bulbs in Missouri! Good info, thanks!💜💚

[americanpatriot]

I really enjoy your videos, love planting spring bulbs in a desert State.

[edeniranzamini]

Greetings from Sweden Kelly, thanks a lot for such a beautiful videos and tips.

[TheSuburbanGardenista]

Nice and clear and simple! Thank you! Watching from Ontario, Canada!

[redparrot]

Lol, been enjoying your videos, adorable doggy in this one...love aliums!

[brianbilyeu]

Very helpful. I had just purchased both varieties and will try a late planting.

[steveboram]

Hi Kelly checking in from south east England, finding your vids great .

[patriciajaramillo]

Hello. I am waiting for my shipment of alliums and can't wait to plant. Another great video.

[missygilly]

New here, thank you for your tips! I’m near Niagara Falls 🇨🇦. Subscribed 😘✌️

[anntracy]

I’m from Dutchess County NY mid Hudson Valley. I’m planning on planting alliums in a container this Fall, first time trying them. Silly question, I will water when first planted do I stop watering when the weather goes below 40 degrees ?

[senicanastasia]

Oh my goodness! Thanks so much for this video. I was about to separate the cloves!

[Petlover]

I have planted 20 alliums bulbs in my front garden, 6 are globe master (the giant bulbs) and the rest are small bulbs. All of them bloomed the first year and they are beautiful. But only 7 bloomed with small flower the next year. I wonder what happened to the giant bulbs. I put them 8 to 9 inches under the ground, is it too deep?
When I saw your video, you didn't plant that deep. As I live in Wisconsin, I am afraid the ground freeze up in that long 4 months winter and may kill them, that's why I plant a little deep down. I just purchased 12 Giant GlobeMaster Bulbs and want to get your opinion about how many inches I need to plant them in the ground.

[TonyTSr]

Viewing from Charleston SC area just found out about allium got 5 bulbs, might have to wait a few more weeks before we get cool enough weather to plant??

[michelelara]

Hello Kelly,
Thanks for the tips. I planted my purple sensation and stargazer bulbs in the Fall, but they haven't seemed to grow yet? I'm in Zone 9. I hope they didn't rot on me. :(

[seanmccafferty]

Thanks Kelly, I've just subscribed to your channel today because I need advice on alliums. I love the purple colour and unique shape so I bought some bulbs. However they are hugely different in size, some are the just about bigger than a frozen pea some are the size of Dougball. So my question is do I plant them all the same ? Thanks, Sean (England)