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Are sterile plants any good for wildlife?

which will soon be ready for planting out http://www.thompson-morgan.com/flowers/flower-seeds/perennial-and-biennial-seeds/digitalis-purpurea-pams-choice/4225TM , which I hope will bring some light to a dark corner under some trees - they're the first by Lunarz

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02/08/2012 15:05:24

by obelixx

Spring Garden

baskets and take the basket out after they have finished flowering. I also have clay soil and the tulips do not last, I grow them in pots and daffodils in the ground. I would also add biennials, wallflowers, honesty, sweet rocket. Go with the flow by Snailspace

27/08/2012 14:05:10

by obelixx

Planting wallflowers

. I haven't fed my biennial types but I have given the bowles mauve ones a bit of feed during the summer by Berkley

03/10/2012 21:40:49

by Hollie- Hock

Should I dig up my Allysum?

to grow strongly next spring. This works well if you have an informal garden; good plants to try this with are poppies. If you want to plant things now, though, pull up your alyssum and plant away. By the way, other types of plants are biennials, which by Jo Hamilton

17/10/2012 11:31:06

by Alina W

finding my threads

sowing their biennial s and perennial s, it may pick up again then. by joyce mannell

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06/03/2013 23:36:39

by Lyn

euphorbia characias black pearl

to several feet in some cases and am eager to keep it under control. Hiya Steve,I do not allow,flowers on my coloured or variegated euphorbias to form...I grow for foliage colour.Many euphorbias become biennial if flowered stems are not cut soon enough by somerset steve

21/04/2013 11:59:57

by Verdun

yellow rust on hoolyhocks

toxic insect kiler. Rust is such a major problem for hollyhocks that they are really best treated as a biennial. They will almost certainly get infected in their first year of flowering, and rust spores will splash up from the soil onto lower leaves by danielle giampappas

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29/04/2012 09:30:36

by Gold1locks

Digitalis

the Digitalis 'Excelsior Hybrid' strain which I loved very much and found it very easy to grow - biennial of course... they were just such a pleasure. I keep meaning to return to them at some point... Brumball, I have some Dalmation purple (also Dalmation peach by Brumbull

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17/04/2013 23:43:06

by AndytheScientist

shasta seeds

, but you can buy plug plants from Thomson & Morgan - their Shasta Collection includes one of the varieties you're seeking http://www.thompson-morgan.com/flowers/flower-plants/perennial-and-biennial-plants/shasta-daisy-collection/p90752TM i bought some by potteries phil

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22/07/2012 17:35:25

by potteries phil

wild flowers

attractive to bees, and later to goldfinches. This is a snap I took last year... Teasel is available from most seed suppliers as seeds, and also as small plants from garden centres in Spring. It's a biennial plant, so seed sown right now should make little by denise butcher

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24/07/2012 14:49:49

by obelixx

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