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Too early for annual seeds?

) but will definitely hold off on the sweet peas for now. I was going to see what the weather looked like in a couple of weeks. I don't do tender and not many half hardy but I'm still not going to rush I start sowing annuals in March. I have 3 little heated propagators by Lizanne Ford

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16/02/2013 12:27:36

by Lizanne Ford

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

Talkback: Hardy annuals

proud in their tray waiting to be potted on. As I post this comment my computer is next to a deep windowsill (no greenhouse unfortunately) crammed with hardy annuals in little cell trays growing by the hour!Can't wait to see them all in the wonderful by Antonia

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07/07/2012 12:42:24

by kate1123

Annuals, Perenials and Bi-annuals

importantly what the major difference as to why a plant will only last one year wheres as bi - annaul can do another year and so on? Excuse spelling Thank you. An annual will flower and set seed in the first year-half hardy denotes not frost tolerant by Cia

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06/08/2012 09:44:11

by Cia

Pots of summer colour in partial shade

I haven't got around to the planned big tree chop this autumn/winter AGAIN so was hoping for some help with getting some summer colour in the shady bit of my garden - it needs to flower for ages - perhaps something tender or half-hardy by auntie betty

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23/02/2013 20:18:39

by Verdun

Greenhouse query

. If they are half hardy annuals you should be able to put them in the greenhouse to keep the frost off, but what temperatures are you getting at night? Is it below zero? Shazzy , please tell us what perennials they are. The plugs should be potted up. The large by shazza3

15/05/2013 01:58:25

by Happy_gardener2

Identify plant

ever flowering wallflower. or as it is orange and scented more likely siberian wallfower.. they are gorgeous and very scented.. and half hardy.. keep protected ove rwinter and it will survive.. you can get seeds from that but all otehr erysimum by yarrow2

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26/06/2012 21:26:48

by yarrow2

greenhouse vs coldframe

goes or the plastic joints break. I won't be growing anything that needs to spend its whole life inside like fussy tomatoes, I'll grow outside types, but I would like to grow some half hardy annuals and hardy annuals and perennials that like a cosy by cloud8

11/08/2012 22:40:14

by blairs

over wintering osteospurmum.

low growing osteos,is it a case of the bushy bedding ones i am keeping are just annuals?i thought the bedding ones were half hardy.in any case i will take cuttings and store them in my outbuilding. would September and softwood cuttings be best? Hiya by cotty1000

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02/04/2013 09:59:43

by Lilylouise

Marvel of Peru (Mirabilis Jalapa)

-I sowed some weeks back on a windowsill -came up within a week plants now hardening off in the cold frame. Just treat as another other half-hardy annual-if you are stiil using home made compost as a seedling compost-that might be the problem. I haven by Swedboy

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28/04/2012 09:38:56

by LadyG2

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