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I think it is a sidalcea which is related to our common mallow
On question - Can you tell me what this is?
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.
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Sounds like you'll be in for a busy but rewarding summer Fiona. Good luck
On blog - New plans to extend the garden
Looks like Cheiranthus cheiri [common name: wallflower] to me, a biennial ie. it flowers in the Spring of its second year.
On photo - Can you tell me the name of this?
Best of luck with this project Fiona. Be sure to take some before, during and after photos :)
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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
look forward to following your progress , all the best x
On blog - New plans to extend the garden
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 :)
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I'm currently cold stratifying (is that the verb?) some redwood seeds that came in a bonsai kit. I was wondering how the process went for anyone in this discussion. I can't seem to find much mention about it on this site.
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