It doesn't take long for hellebores to flower from seed, the only thing is that you can’t guarantee the colours, some turn out a dirty white, but I’ve got quite a few that have come out pinks and purples. Worth a try. Sow them as soon as they are dried and leave outside.
Some of the babies you gave me are now in flower. Some FAB semi double purples
It doesn't take long for hellebores to flower from seed, the only thing is that you can’t guarantee the colours, some turn out a dirty white, but I’ve got quite a few that have come out pinks and purples. Worth a try. Sow them as soon as they are dried and leave outside.
Some of the babies you gave me are now in flower. Some FAB semi double purples
That’s brilliant Hosta, all my own seeds, pleased you have nice ones, you can compost the dirty white ones if you have any.
Gardening on the wild, windy west side of Dartmoor.
It doesn't take long for hellebores to flower from seed, the only thing is that you can’t guarantee the colours, some turn out a dirty white, but I’ve got quite a few that have come out pinks and purples. Worth a try. Sow them as soon as they are dried and leave outside.
Some of the babies you gave me are now in flower. Some FAB semi double purples
That’s brilliant Hosta, all my own seeds, pleased you have nice ones, you can compost the dirty white ones if you have any.
I've decided to have a mass of them just inside the lower gate by the birch at the end of my new border. If you remember where that is?
Hi I’m new to using a heated propagator and need some advice. After sowing the seeds should I cover the propatator, say with a tea towel, to block out the light until the seeds germinate? Thanks in advance.
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