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Cheap seeds

this week that were selling seeds half-price so I bought some Winston Churchill sweet peas for next year, us gardeners are such optimists. Yes I did the same the last two years and they all worked well and at 50% of the usual price. Have bought some more by chilli lover

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15/07/2012 12:58:28

by mark talbot

Unsightly pipe work - Recomendations?

by the base and grow runner beans up it. Handy for the kitchen door and the flowers are quite pretty. Or climbing sweet peas? owbout holbelia?? it smells good I assume you mean you're trying to hide the down pipes on the wall? To get anything up that height by ittim

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02/05/2013 22:31:29

by judy garrick

Bolted!

peas should be recognizable by the tendrils that they produce to climb, whilst tomato leaves have a distinct smell when you touch them. The sweet peas really should be outside by now - as already suggested, put them outside during the day. Hope you by Tootles

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17/05/2012 18:53:49

by Tootles

How long before I furtle in my seeds???

I have recently sown some seeds and as yet have seen nothing! How long dies the following usually take to germinate with you. My seeds are in the conservatory and there is a heater in there for overnight...... ??? sweet pea ???dwarf red dahlia seed by * Red Dahlia *

11/04/2013 03:40:55

by blackest

EXCITED ME

guess it's Friday again Yes TT, wums are out Hiya brum Don't do a lot in annuals ...perennials more important now but cosmos, heliotrope, sweet peas.Got lettuce, peas and shallots under way and will get in carrots, spring onions, Beetroot etc ASAPFor by Verdun

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05/04/2013 23:36:24

by Busy-Lizzie

Talkback: Plants by post

beds but don't know what i can plant at this time of year, any advise would be most welcome. thanks. I wonder if anyone can throw any light on why the flowers on my sweet peas kept disappearing just leaving the stalks. Birds were suggested, but I tried by evergreen gardener

28/11/2011 18:30:03

by M & S

Talkback: Early seed sowing

I have sown some tomato seeds this weekend and sweet pea. It is just great to be out in the garden, and it is lovely to walk into a lovely warm greenhouse. I have my little heaters in my greenhouses and it keeps them nice and warm. My fuchsias by donutsmrs

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27/02/2013 22:43:58

by Zoomer44

Hardening off after short period indoors

, snow in summer, aubrita, sweet peas, dianthus deltoids. They have managed fine so far and i wouldnt have took them in otherwise. Thanks for the reply I do have a thermoneter and its normall 3 to 5 degrees warmer than the outside temperature and have by cairnsie

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23/01/2013 23:39:00

by Verdun

seed trouble

in my garden ,sown in July and planted out September/ October time. Sweet Pea and Cornflower prefer being in an unheated GH. Later in the year I was going to sow, Lupin, Hollyhock and Wallflowers for next year. Which biennials were you thinking by Buttercup123

03/05/2013 23:13:37

by Zoomer44

Talkback: Hardy annuals

to flower without the hassle of sowing in pots and planting out. What do others think? I agree with Antonia - Sweet peas are so easy to grow and from just one packet of seeds you get a lovely, fragrant garden display and still loads of bunches for the house by Antonia

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07/07/2012 12:42:24

by kate1123

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