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What are the meanings

To anyone that could help I have brought flowering seeds today and I'm just getting confused with what comes back what doesn't please could some kind gardener tell me so I can write it down.starting with hardy perennial,half hardy annual,half hardy by Tracysshed

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04/01/2013 20:08:36

by nutcutlet

Mystery Plant

any ideas what this is??? 7420253708_de560ee4f7_z.jpg Calceolaria looks like calceolaria but i've only seen yellow ones before Calceolaria hybrida (amongst other names) Tender perennials treated as half hardy annuals. by Meg Jenner

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22/06/2012 21:10:27

by Berghill

nicotiana mutabilis

I was given some of these late in the season and they're obviously not going to get to flowering before the frosts. Are they annuals or tender/half hardy perennials? If I dig one up and bring it into a cold greenhouse might it survive long enough by Angie 3

17/10/2012 21:47:03

by Angie 3

basic newbie problem

plants can take our climate and won't die in the frost half hardy means they'll probably die in the winter - too cold for them Tender - they will die in the winter Perennials, biennials and annuals can be hardy, half hardy or tender. many thanks for your by glen3312

11/04/2013 23:22:17

by obelixx

The Colour Orange

&M, for the same number of seeds. T&M also occasionally offer discounts on top of that too. This is Cappuccino from T&M: http://www.thompson-morgan.com/flowers/flower-seeds/half-hardy-annual-seeds/rudbeckia-hirta-cappuccino/8565TM Personally, I wouldn't actually by Whippet2

30/09/2012 12:05:40

by Whippet2

What flower seeds could I sow outside now to flower this year?

now would be lovely - I have run out of money for plants but could stretch to a few more seeds! Calendula would do fine now. As would cornflowers and nigella and a far few more. Pretty much any half hardy annuals will flower this year, and should by PaperFlowers

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13/05/2013 13:45:14

by Dovefromabove

plant name

tough fibre.and any good garden centre to purchase.lol LOL CHEERS JUST CARNT FIND THEM ON THE SITE http://www.thompson-morgan.com/flowers/flower-seeds/half-hardy-annual-seeds/tithonia-rotundifolia-arcadian-blend/3498TM by spotthedog

03/03/2013 10:22:57

by Dovefromabove

Rudbeckia in Planters

someone will. I thought Cherry Brandy was a tender short lived perennial, but Sarah Raven lists it as a half hardy annual. Anyway, it's usually thrown away after the frosts and re-sown under cover in early spring or bought as a plug plant. Thompson by Dave Cooper-Hughes

24/10/2012 17:16:00

by nutcutlet

weedy neglected patch of a town garden

out after frosts are over. Hardy annuals, like love-in-a mist, calendulas etc you can just sow the seeds in your prepared soil. Certain half-hardy annuals, like cosmos, nasturtiums you can sow when it's warmer. Otherwise, if budget allows, just buy by Dusty bluebells

24/03/2013 23:33:36

by Busy-Lizzie

Leucanthemum 'Broadway Lights'

leave them there? Hi Gracie5. They are a hardy perennial, a Shasta daisy, that should be planted in the border, in sun or half shade. I have one in my garden and it has been in flower all summer, just starting to go over now so am dead heading by Gracie5

22/08/2012 10:09:45

by lovetogarden

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