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sweet pea seedlings

tip but when is the time to do that? If I do it too early , won't it kill the seedling anyway? It's good to have the heat of indoors to get the seeds to germinate but as soon as they have you want to put them into a frost free greenhouse or somewhere by karen moffat

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04/03/2012 15:20:43

by kathleen 2

help needed with identification

such knowledgeable people just a click away. Everything grows from seed unless it's a sterile hybrid and they won't make any. You've got some seed, give it a try. I'd sow some now, fresh, indoors and some dried off, in spring. That way you have a double chance. I by break23

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26/01/2013 15:55:28

by nutcutlet

Ger

/ when to sow/ etc you must.always take them out of the dark and uncover when seedlings show they need light to turn green and grow. Its still early to start sowing most seeds they need better light levels or they grow thin and spindly again read by Jinty40

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15/02/2013 14:07:24

by sotongeoff

Golden courgette

Can't find any small plants anywhere, so wondered if I am still in time to germinate some seeds indoors? Only want a couple of plants as I'm growing them in pots! Thanks I think you'd be fine. Everything's about 6 weeks behind. Thanks Figrat by Jess is in the Garden

29/04/2013 23:33:13

by Matty2

Problems with cerinthe seedlings

Having carefully collected my cerinthe seeds last year I sowed them a few weeks ago, they germinated really well and are currently in my conservatory. The true leaves are starting to sprout but the tips of these are turning brown at the end only by sarahford

13/05/2013 18:51:09

by Matty2

What was the name of that lovely plant

.gardenersworld.com/forum/plants/which-plant-is-behind-monty-8-june/4200.html I am sure that this question has been asked recently and the suggestion was sweet rocket Hello Ken, I sowed sweet rocket seeds earlier this year and have just started planting some of them out. My understanding is that are they by Ken Wallace

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29/06/2012 21:10:54

by fotofit

Talkback: Saving foxglove seeds

you can see is the caterpillar.I have lots of foxgloves,so much so that i have to thin them out often.the white and purple have made a lovely delicate pink one.I am going to collect these seeds and sow them myself insted of letting them self seed as I by bigdaddy

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28/11/2011 18:40:59

by justindylan111

Morning Glory seedlings

Hello I was wondering if anyone could help with this problem, my morning glory seeds germinated and are now about 3 inches high but the bottom leaves have started dying even though the plants still seem to be growing. They are kept indoors on a by Jeaannie

28/04/2013 22:27:17

by punkdoc

Lynchis ('Ragged Robin')

I know I've done a few posts, but last one for a while... I'm wanting to grow some lynchis seeds, but some websites say sow september outdoors and others say sow february indoors...I have no idea, can anyone help please? I collected seeds from by Ryan Lloyd

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26/03/2013 13:20:00

by Ryan Lloyd

Dying Rockets

! Try sowing just an eighth of a packet of seeds in a pot that size Yep. Or even less. A lot less. Rocket turns into a very leafy little plant. I thin plants out to 4-5" apart in a large pot. The plants in the photo were both killing each other for root by Mizzli

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29/03/2013 21:25:38

by Dovefromabove

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