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AndrewR
Andrewr

6 Jul, 2008

 

I think it is a sidalcea which is related to our common mallow

maple
Maple

28 Apr, 2008

 

I get the impression that each species has it's own length of cold stratification time. Maybe a search on each of your seed types will give you the exact timings for it. Good luck. Will be interested in how you get on.

On blog - Success with seeds

maple
Maple

28 Apr, 2008

 

Sounds like you'll be in for a busy but rewarding summer Fiona. Good luck

Xela
Xela

28 Apr, 2008

 

Looks like Cheiranthus cheiri [common name: wallflower] to me, a biennial ie. it flowers in the Spring of its second year.

MikeC
Mikec

28 Apr, 2008

 

Best of luck with this project Fiona. Be sure to take some before, during and after photos :)

spritzhenry
Spritzhenry

27 Apr, 2008

 

I've got mine too and am not at all sure how cold stratifying has to be. I am going to have a go at planting mine ASAP and just hope for success...

On blog - Success with seeds

weemamabell
Weemamabell

27 Apr, 2008

 

look forward to following your progress , all the best x

jacque
Jacque

30 Mar, 2008

 

iv a Rambling rose Fionas & cos the weather was so wet last summer it got awful Black spot :( so i cut all the very bad branches of it out & now u should see the Growth its got this year already!Hope itl flower as pretty as yours :)

On photo - Rambling Rose

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