I wish my children were that quiet, Matt, and made as little mess
They look lovely and healthy, well done. Mine weren't planned, I think they have self seeded from my neighbour, but they are lovely, nonetheless. Think I will move them this yr so I can see them better.
Just realised that I could have meant the kids, then The LUPINS and DELPHS self-seeded
Matt - soooooo lovely to see the outcome of advice that was given months ago - i feel a personal connection to those beautiful plants in your greenhouse . Can we have another pic when they flower please
I love lupins and delphs, my garden is full of them, mainly because I have to grow everything I need from seeds. These are the easiest along with foxgloves.I chop them back after flowering and get a second show, not quite so big but nice for late showing, i still had delphs in the autumn. Give them a wash with a homemade garlic solution, that will keep the slugs off.
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I have these in 5inch pots at the moment and they have filled the pots with their roots, the plants are extremely healthy.
Is it worth re-potting now or waiting til the spring to plant them out?
alright thanks very much
Here are my Lupins & Delphiniums potted on into 2L pots. Probably will plant them out in a few weeks time, weather permitting
I love growing from seed, it's like having little children
I wish my children were that quiet, Matt, and made as little mess
They look lovely and healthy, well done. Mine weren't planned, I think they have self seeded from my neighbour, but they are lovely, nonetheless. Think I will move them this yr so I can see them better.
Just realised that I could have meant the kids, then
The LUPINS and DELPHS self-seeded
Matt - soooooo lovely to see the outcome of advice that was given months ago - i feel a personal connection to those beautiful plants in your greenhouse
. Can we have another pic when they flower please
I like to respond to my past threads for purely that reason chicky
No point asking for advice if you cant share your success from it!
I love lupins and delphs, my garden is full of them, mainly because I have to grow everything I need from seeds. These are the easiest along with foxgloves.I chop them back after flowering and get a second show, not quite so big but nice for late showing, i still had delphs in the autumn. Give them a wash with a homemade garlic solution, that will keep the slugs off.