Talkback: Self-seeding plants - Page 2 - Talkback

Gardeners' World Web User

06/06/2009 at 14:37

Where have all my nasturtiums gone? Shouldn,t these self seed, they do in my daughters garden.

Gardeners' World Web User

07/06/2009 at 10:03

I need to organise my new garden including considering moving lots of species that have bloomed and need moving, can you suggest a good design idea for me please, i have a variety of plants/flowers/roses/rhodendruns/camelias/peonys and lots and lots of bedding plants, please help

Gardeners' World Web User

07/06/2009 at 19:00

I also have some unexpected plants appear in my garden, especially under the wild bird seed feeder. I have had sunflowers, oats and, um, if I am not mistaken.....do they still put hemp seed in the wild mixes?!

Gardeners' World Web User

15/06/2009 at 01:58

I planted calendula in my garden this year for the first time. I used up two whole packets of seeds so my garden will be full to the brim with orange blooms. I didn't know they self-seeded; I can't wait for next year to see what comes up!

Gardeners' World Web User

25/07/2010 at 15:06

I have a Aqulegia bed in my allotment,I (just grow flowers and fruit) and next year I would like to move them. When would be the best time or would you pot them on now?

Gardeners' World Web User

28/11/2011 at 18:38

Ferns???? I have garden that has soooo many ferns its ridiculous, I am guessing that they do self seed?? How do I get rid, please can anyone help? Many thanks, Rach

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