The two featured in this video are crocus corms and Muscari bulbs. What’s great about these flowers is they naturalize multiplying over time giving you more blooms for years to come! They also provide early season pollen for pollinators. Another wonderful thing about some of the naturalizing flower bulbs, is they’re resistant to deer and rodents, with the exception of crocus. Check out the list below!⬇️For helpful tips and inspiration, make sure to visit @flowerbulbsdotcom Happy Gardening!1. Ane

Ranunculus varieties can by pricey, but you can multiply them by 3-8xs the amount by just saving the corms. Every spring season, ranunculus bloom and produce several flowers, and while they’re doing that, they’re also starting to produce extra corms under ground. Once temperatures consistently reach over 75 degrees F, the flower production will stop and the ranunculus will go dormant. When that happens you can start the process of saving them! 1. You need to let the foliage die down naturally. T