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Meconopsis- blue poppy - lingholm. Bareroot hostas
and grew on, they didn't survive the winter, so, being biennial (or short term perennial), i never saw them flower. They need very special conditions from what I gather - rich, well drained,  but moisture retentive acid soil in semi shade, and better by dizzylizzy
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19/04/2013 01:33:48
by debra kazalski
what is this plant
by salomeski
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16/06/2012 13:48:54
by grannyjanny
Talkback: Hampton Court Palace Flower Show
to be solid and weighty.Devon Dumpling: Don't forget that foxgloves are biennial. They set leaves in the first year and flower in the second. Hello - not sure if this is the right place to type this, but I want to say how wonderful it was to see Alice Fowler by Hartgrove
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28/11/2011 18:41:02
by Molly D
Talkback: Protecting plants from frost
we are promised for the West country tomorrow will make the job easier. They are hardy biennial - sow one year, flower the next, but lots of them will go on and act as short-lived perennials and it is easy to take cuttings from them when they are nice by happymarion
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28/11/2011 18:44:20
by happymarion
Salvia Sclarea
? Hi everyone - I agree with Berghill about identity. I have it growing in our garden - it's very hardy I would say - it's a biennial and, in my experience, self seeds readily without becoming invasive.   Seems to be as tough as anything. Certainly by lovetogarden
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05/07/2012 22:38:42
by Dovefromabove
Meconopsis (Himalayan Blue Poppy)
- third time lucky perhaps. Lisa j, Next time you try to grow them from seed, Try the fridge treatment. 1 month in, 1 month out. Alinaw. Thankyou for your link. I was interested to see that they can be annual, biennial or perennial. But I can assure you by jaci20
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15/05/2012 16:40:56
by janet powell
Olive Tree care indoors....losing it leaves- what am I doing wrong?
it unprotected as more frost is predicted.. Can't lose it yet as I haven't seen it flower yet and believe it is a biennial  once it has flowered??  Is about 5 feet high and the top seems to have sproutted growth over the last few weeks.  One of my cherry trees by dizzylizzy
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10/01/2013 17:44:52
by discodave
sea holly
GG. Its lovely. Thaks, Sam. I like miniature versions. I'll have a look. I cant remember the name but its a compacted one Eryngium variegatum is quite compact and doesn't fall over but it's not one of the bright blue ones. I like the biennial Miss by ladycruiser
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02/03/2013 23:16:48
by Sam Glendinning
Does anyone know what this plant is?
by salomeski
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02/07/2012 19:21:47
by yakram
Talkback: Foxgloves
when is the best time of year to sow biennials such as digitalis, delphinium, and lupins I'd sow foxgloves (digitalis) now, or you can also sow in March/April. Lupins are hardy perennials, and I'd sow in Feb/March if possible, as plants raised from by Sarah, Bournemouth
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28/11/2011 18:37:08
by carol travis
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