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Talkback: Gardeners' World Magazine Seed Club

-swap/64712-16.html Our seed swap is being very successful and will probably liven up again soon when the next round of sowing starts. I know I shall have extras, especially from those I saved from my own garden. Hello Catherine Try this link below, we by The Saint

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01/02/2013 23:35:20

by Sue H

seed germination

hi ,has anyone got any tips for sowing seeds in this cold weather Which seeds?-not all need heat anyway I always sow them indoors at the moment and move out later its too cold on a night at the moment. Just pop on the window sill in a propagator by cj moden

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31/03/2013 12:06:59

by Miss Becks

Propagator Parasene elecric

sowing times will apply.What are you sowing, seeds need differing heats and propagators usually have a standard cooler setting, a thermostat gives more scope.What exactly did the GC advise when selling you sand and grit and did you get the sowing compost by over60plus

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15/02/2013 10:35:32

by sotongeoff

Germination of some wildflowers

of days ago, they haven't had a chance yet. I sow my outdoor annuals when it's warm enough for me to be out there without freezing. I agree - I've not sown any wildflower seeds yet I've sowed some corncockles for the first time this year. Mine were sown by Outdoor girl

15/04/2013 21:15:55

by hollie hock

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. Also the seeds should be fresh, past their sell by date doesn't work. Although my gardening book says sow from early spring I always wait until the weather warms up and you can get as fine a tilth as possible. Then sow outdoors and don't let them dry out while by bruce campbell

09/04/2013 00:55:24

by BobTheGardener

When to plant seeds?

Hi all, living in the north of england the weather has been horrible, and most of the seeds i have sown have eitheir died or just not botherd. So i was wandering do i have to stick to the packets on when to sow seeds or can re-sow, any help would by Mandy2

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07/08/2012 17:13:47

by Hollie- Hock

Germinating seeds

Rather than wait a bit and sow leek and beetroot seeds directly, I thought I'd experiment with planting them in modules in my non-heated greenhouse. Just over a week on, nothing's doing at all, which maybe isn't a huge surprise given the weather by Bf206

06/04/2013 12:08:52

by marshmello

Gardener's World - Monty's Sweet Pea Experiment

and I have nipped the tops off so they are bushing up nicely. The only downside is that some of the seeds didn't germinate. Did anyone else have a go and if so how are you getting on? Hello Tootles, There is a long running debate on when to sow sweet by Tootles

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26/01/2012 16:17:35

by Emma Crawforth

Veg to sow now

The 'what to do now' section of the site says we can now sow, amongst others, spinach, swiss chard, beetroot and spring onions. I have some seeds for these, but all the packs say to sow from March to July or August. Can anyone explain? Is this just by Kaitlin De Luca

20/08/2012 14:17:33

by MuddyFork

Lupins from seed

ripen first. Leave the flowering stalk on the plant until the pods turn brown, then cut them off and you can collect the seed by opening the pods. You can sow them straight away if you have a coldframe to overwinter the young plants in, or save them by Caroline Bridges

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03/07/2012 20:33:00

by Hollie- Hock

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