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prenial flowers for cutting

packets in garden centres have a special logo on if the plant will flower in its first year. they are also on the internet. http://www.thompson-morgan.com/ It may give you a good idea. Some good flowers that give a good display, they are annuals though by cody smith

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17/03/2013 23:41:16

by Zoomer44

Wildlife flowers

them out as plug plants later in the year. I don't know which wildlife flowers you intend to use, or if the bank already has grass growing in it, but grass and other plants can quickly smother wildflowers. If you're just sowing an annual mix on to bare by Trisha Webb

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29/02/2012 14:50:25

by Kate Bradbury

iceberg climbing rose

to do everything in the first year after planting, only annuals do that and your rose aims to be around for a good few years, so will take time to get going. Tie it is so that some of the branches are horizontal, this will also encourage flowering along by red john

12/07/2012 08:54:14

by red john

Tree/shrub suggestion

've done very well. Another shrub I have is a dwarf rhododedron which is in acid compost. It has huge flowers in late spring and is evergreen the rest of the time. I forgot to say that I underplant my potted roses with annuals in summer (like lobelias by GiilyP

27/10/2012 09:28:19

by Busy-Lizzie

Talkback: Fat hen

this already and I'm wondering what it is about the weed that makes it a particular problem? The Trichostema and fat hen, (as thread title) are both annuals, soon mown out of existance on a lawn. googled trichostema and saw the blue flowers. now wondering by mo smithso50

02/02/2013 21:37:01

by nutcutlet

Identify plant

Sorry if this thread repeats itself. Typed it already and then lost it. My fault not the site. Last year I sowed a packet of seeds labelled as 'Fast flowers' - supposedly would grow and flower in 6-weeks. Sowed them in a few small pots, stood by yarrow2

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26/06/2012 21:26:48

by yarrow2

Growing seeds

and flamboyant from seed (better in my view. Seed can be grown without anything artificial, I managed without for many years and I don't use heat now. A lot of plants can be sown outside-most hardy annuals where you want them to flower this year-you can raise a by Supernanauna

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08/02/2013 12:05:39

by Supernanauna

When do you plant seeds taken from this years plants....

Hello - sorry in advance for such a basic question, but I've managed to collect a lot of seeds from flower heads and I have no idea when to plant them.... Can I plant them now and leave them in the greenhouse over winter, or is it best to wait until by Tootles

29/09/2012 21:28:17

by Hollie- Hock

Rudbeckia in Planters

Hi I am very new to gardening and purchased two Rudbeckia plants Rudbeckia Goldsturm & Rudbeckia Cherry Brandy. Both are planted up in 20inch planters, both are still in flower. With Winter coming fast I just need to know hows best to protect my by Dave Cooper-Hughes

24/10/2012 17:16:00

by nutcutlet

Monty Donn

heads you will have short floweriing season I think the tough answer is that it is confusing and the presenters gloss over these ideas very quickly. Which is why so many people are asking for help on forums. Many annual plants will keep trying to flower by Cia

16/09/2012 12:19:21

by sotongeoff

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