David, how many weeks till we can plant them out here in the Midlands do you think. Mine have grown lovely in the green house over the winter, did have to nip them out but only once. They are about 4" tall at the moment and quite bushy.
Hi David its Wills have you ever grown sweet peas for hanging baskets thompson & morgan are growing a variety suger & spice do i treat them as a normal sweet pea
People ask me questions on this thread, I dutifully oblige.....is it too much to expect a couple of words of appreciation or even acknowledgement they have read my reply?
If you go back just a page or so there's loads of people saying 'Thanks' to David.
Some people don't always look on the forum every day - some aren't as conscientious as others - and some people are unthinkingly rude but what the heck - I think most people appreciate the effort made by other forum members, but of course, it's better to give than to receive
I recommend going back to bed and getting out on the other side - it sometimes works for me
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
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I've never grown Prima Ballerina.....Winston Churchill is exquisite.
David, how many weeks till we can plant them out here in the Midlands do you think. Mine have grown lovely in the green house over the winter, did have to nip them out but only once. They are about 4" tall at the moment and quite bushy.
They sound perfect, Yvie...well done, I'm a sucker for a success story.
Planting out can be done anytime from now on, provided the ground is dry & workable.
As I've said many times, your biggest enemy from now on is icy winds.
Edit: and slugs & snails.
Hi David its Wills have you ever grown sweet peas for hanging baskets thompson & morgan are growing a variety suger & spice do i treat them as a normal sweet pea
People ask me questions on this thread, I dutifully oblige.....is it too much to expect a couple of words of appreciation or even acknowledgement they have read my reply?
Some people don't always look on the forum every day - some aren't as conscientious as others - and some people are unthinkingly rude but what the heck - I think most people appreciate the effort made by other forum members, but of course, it's better to give than to receive
I recommend going back to bed and getting out on the other side - it sometimes works for me
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
You underestimate my grasp of how these boards operate, Dove.
As for 'wrong side of the bed'.....not an issue.
These boards have as infinite a variety of operational styles as there are people on them - I just 'go with the flow'
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.