There are a few glitches around right now but I'm learning to live with them.
you can cut it all down when everything you want to seed has seeded. Don't overdo the cultivation, you want to keep the perennials. just a bit of a rake and a weed out of anything you don't want. you can throw in any extra seeds as well. Did I ask you if you wanted any lesser knapweed, there'll be plenty of that, it's one of the most reliable plants out there,
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Hi Nutcutlet,
Just to let you know I've PM'd you!
Thanks ffb, I've got it. and answered
In the sticks near Peterborough
Please could you read my message to you on
flowersforbeesandbutterflies! Many thanks!
Hi Nutcutlet - I'm going dizzy and probably driving you dizzy too!!
I now have my toolbar back, but I still can't read the PM you sent
me tonight although I can see the start of your message as clear
as day. Every time I click on your message all that comes up is
my original question to you I asking what to do with my wildflower
garden when it dies back. Think I'll go to bed and hopefully get out
the right side tomorrow! By the way please ignore the message I
posted to you prior to this one - it just doesn't make sense as everything
I typed disappeared somewhere in cyber space!!
There are a few glitches around right now but I'm learning to live with them.
you can cut it all down when everything you want to seed has seeded. Don't overdo the cultivation, you want to keep the perennials. just a bit of a rake and a weed out of anything you don't want. you can throw in any extra seeds as well. Did I ask you if you wanted any lesser knapweed, there'll be plenty of that, it's one of the most reliable plants out there,
In the sticks near Peterborough
Thanks Nutcutlet - just off out, so will reply to you later.
Hi again Nutcutlet. Thanks very much for all your good advice which I will
be sure to follow. I would very much like some Lesser Knapweed please, as
I want to try and get as many wildflower species to grow as possible. I'm going
to try to post a photo of a white flower which seems to be spreading
everywhere in my wildflower garden and wonder if you could please identify it
for me, as I think I need to get it pulled out before it sheds its seeds, otherwise
I won't have room for anything else next year! Thanks again for everything!
Don't know if this has worked but here goes Nutcutlet - photo of the
white flower which seems a bit invasive - do you have any idea what
it is please? It's not as good a picture as I'd hoped so I'll post
another one to give you an idea of its height!
Hi ffb, looks like achillea, if so leaves will be quite feathery looking and greyish green.
A pic showing the leaves will confirm (or not).
going off line for a while now as OH sorting out the phone wires. Main PC keeps losing its internet connection
In the sticks near Peterborough