Time for Another Grow-Out, Part 1
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Comments (2)Keep them in a cool, dry, dark place and they may last that long, especially since you can plant just before the last spring frost in most areas, which for me is March. Here is a link that might be useful: Sinfonian's garden adventure...See More1st time growing from Seeds... NOOB
Comments (10)Thanks for your input. I poked holes in the bottom of the cardboard / plastic pans and haven't watered them since I placed them into the soil. Still haven't seen any seedlings in the Miracle Grow potting mix but its only been about 4 or 5 days since I put them into the potting mix. Also moved them back to my room which is usually around 68 degrees F. I think that I will wait 2 to 3 weeks to try to germinate more plants in the black soil that I bought. Temperature here is still -6 F to 25 F range. If the ones I planted live I think that they will have to be indoor plants till mid-may if they live that long....See MoreOT' POTD: My 1st time growing a Morning Glory Tree
Comments (16)Beautiful Lucy! I'm jealous! Yes they make seeds, that is how I started mine last year. Karyn, I don't know if I sent you seeds, I don't remember if mine made any seeds last year..I thought I only shared cuttings. But I may be wrong?? Too many plants, not enuf brain capacity, lol. I had 2 trees I wintered over, but they didnt make it, and the cuttings I stuck in the ground early spring from those trees, still look exactly the same..they havent grown, havent put on new leaves or anything..they just sit there like they are fake..still the same little leaves as in spring. I didnt fert them at all..maybe that's why. I sent cuttings to a couple people..I am pretty sure Mike was one of them, I think I sent him 2..I wonder how his are doing? I think I am going to dig mine up and get them into pots today, fert them, maybe they'll start growing. I know they def wont make it if I try to overwinter them as small as they are right now. Maybe I can get them a little bigger before the frosts hit....See MoreAnother English garden - more scenes...part 1
Comments (22)Lovely pictures, Marlorena, thank you so much for sharing... maybe it's something about that combination of gently wild, well rained-upon lushness and a highly skilled labour force keeping it all subtlely in check that makes those English gardens so special... Mannington sounds good. My sister and I went, but both having ME/CFS, we only made it there an hour before closing! (They had some sort of charity event on, I think.) So I barely got to see the garden, though I did get a private tour of the house from the very charming (slightly hippy-ish) Lord Walpole... If he's around, do try and talk to him, since he's responsible for the roses. He had a new-ish container rose garden happening when I was there, I'd be interested to how that's going... I thought the containers looked a bit too small, but I could be wrong... Comtesse :¬)...See More- 7 years agolast modified: 7 years ago
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