20-02-2014, 10:55 PM
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Re: The Season Has Begun.
Originally Posted by Alan Cooke
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Hi Mups, I have some Osteospernums in my flower bed and I decided to leave them in and see what happens. They have survived the winter (so far) and just need cutting back a little.
That's interesting Alan, perhaps you were lucky because we've had very little frost this winter? It says on my seed packet "Half hardy perennial, but best treated as half hardy annual".
They're very pretty flowers aren't they.
20-02-2014, 10:58 PM
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Re: The Season Has Begun.
Originally Posted by Janela
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I did the same with osteospermums Alan, and I took some cuttings, which are in the greenhouse. They are all doing fine too.I haven't got my sweet peas yet Mups but my daughter fell for a navy one in my catalogue ... so maybe I'll give them a go.
How did you do the cuttings Janela? What time of year, and did you have to use rooting hormone?
22-02-2014, 03:31 PM
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Re: The Season Has Begun.
Im continuing to buy climbers , to day i got a white Jasmine ,scented and evergreen,from Morrison for £2..over the years I've bought several garden plants from Morrisons and I've never been disappointed..I got a Hebe two year ago and split it into three I've now got them flowering , and they only cost a couple of quid.BOGOF
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