Sorry for the delay, been away due to nast health. Anyways...Some F1 Courgette, beetroot and some onion if you stall have them???
Good to see the seed swap is still goin strong My local GC has all their seeds in so have already been down lol.
I learnt a very good trick from a freind the other week and it works really well . Shes a garden and horticultural specialist and has been keeping me right. She says that when you plant your seeds, place them in a dark cupboard for a week and then put them out in the greenhouse. It works great. You can have more control over the watering side and they seem to like the dark spell. On average...its a 98% germination success rate
Some seeds need light, some need darkness. Just as some need warmth and some need a chill. If i get a new seed I spend ages researching what is most likely to get it to germinate.
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Will send the Shasta daisy.
I have posted your seeds second class today should be with you soon
Gardengirl. yours are packed and will send tomorrow.
I still have these if anyone is interested.
Hi Lyn-if I could have the petunias and 2X buzy-lizzies please
Hi Gardengirl,
Sorry for the delay, been away due to nast health. Anyways...Some F1 Courgette, beetroot and some onion if you stall have them???
Good to see the seed swap is still goin strong
My local GC has all their seeds in so have already been down lol.
I learnt a very good trick from a freind the other week and it works really well
. Shes a garden and horticultural specialist and has been keeping me right. She says that when you plant your seeds, place them in a dark cupboard for a week and then put them out in the greenhouse. It works great. You can have more control over the watering side and they seem to like the dark spell. On average...its a 98% germination success rate 
Not sure if it is the dark doing the trick Sam-rather the warmth
Some seeds need light to germinate-petunias, begonias impatiens..........
Some seeds need light, some need darkness. Just as some need warmth and some need a chill. If i get a new seed I spend ages researching what is most likely to get it to germinate.
In the sticks near Peterborough
No probs Geoff, Let me know your address and I will post off on Thursday. x
(PS I am still on the lookout for a fig cutting, rooted or not.)
Possibly Geoff. It seems to work at the moment for my Larkspur and Verbena.