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Greenhouse heating / winter growing

and of varying heights and also perennial if possible. thanks everyone in advance Yvonne It depends on what you want to grow-heating a greenhouse is expensive -so much heat is lost through the glass A lot of seeds can be started off indoors-in a propagator by yvonne parsons2

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14/01/2013 16:46:21

by sotongeoff

Pride before a fall!

have grown outdoor cyclamen from seed but not indoor cyclamen, although I have kept indoor ones. I would think that the same regime would do for both - Soak seeds in slightly soapy water for a while - they are sticky and it removs this. Put in a pot by Moonlit Hare

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02/01/2013 12:11:46

by Moonlit Hare

Clematis from seed?

think has some seed heads on at the moment, so looks like a new project! I have grown Clematis chiisanensis 'Korean Beauty' from seed - several germinated from a September 2010 sowing but few survived the winter - even when indoors !! One plant remained by Gloucestergirl13

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12/06/2012 10:17:40

by Berghill

Tomato/Chilli Transplants not growing!

slightly chlorotic as well - could this be a nutrient deficiency (although this was a multi purpose compost so I can't see how!)? Some other tomato seeds I sowed after I transplanted the others and left in my propagator for longer have overtaken by Tom Freeman

26/04/2013 12:50:00

by Italophile

Paper pots versus what?

off their seeds in a propagator? I usually just sow straight into seed compost, with added vermiculite, in the tray, cover with the lid, then pot on when the first true leaves appear, into 3 -4 inch pots with fine compost. Only with big seeds like by chilli lover

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09/03/2013 22:34:17

by jon cob

Seeds

having got lots of seedlings from my sowings and with the weather being so cold I am running out of space in the house. Can I put them out into my 5 tier free standing greenhouse until I can plant them out. What sort of seeds are they? Thanks by CLER

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28/03/2013 17:29:24

by daydaisy

SNOW!

see them at the moment Just been potting on and playing with seeds indoors. Definitely not the same. Think I'm developing cabin fever. I feel the same another day stuck inside looking out the window seeing the jobs I need to do come on warmer weather by Will Pratt

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24/03/2013 20:00:44

by Tracysshed

Talkback: Lost crop of the Incas

I have just joined the Heritage Seed Library and have received some Achocha seeds. Too late for sowing this year so I'm intrigued to read about what I can expect next year. My Lancashre Lad peas and Brighstone beans from HDRA are doing well by Toni Lee McCulloch

28/11/2011 18:29:36

by Adam Pasco

This is what happens when.....

I took the advise of some young gardener in AG mag to set tomato seeds in January, my dad there sniggering away, 'Thats the way to do it these days dad' I says! 'Go on then' Says he. Well, now my plants are 9/10" tall, no way they can go by Lyn

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26/03/2013 13:10:39

by Lyn

Autumn sown sweet peas

that autumn sowing of sweet pea seed was a waste of time. What a good idea! I shall give two sowings a try next time. I do love these flowers and the colours are wonderful. I like the fact that the more you pick them, the more flowers you get by CathRJ

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16/06/2012 17:22:35

by figrat

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