I doubt this year Daniel, but worth the wait. Mine have been grown from seed given to me two years ago by Lyn. Some are sending up spikes this year, others are still being lazy.
I doubt this year Daniel, but worth the wait. Mine have been grown from seed given to me two years ago by Lyn. Some are sending up spikes this year, others are still being lazy.
We will see???? I hope OP will keep us informed as to their progress, transfer them to the ground very gently they don't like being moved, once they flower, leave them to self seed, the plants will be much stronger than if you collect the seeds. As is anything.
Gardening on the wild, windy west side of Dartmoor.
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Haha well done ? so they will either flower this year or next year?
Only if you plant them in the garden, they can grow up to 20' tall.o
I doubt this year Daniel, but worth the wait. Mine have been grown from seed given to me two years ago by Lyn. Some are sending up spikes this year, others are still being lazy.
We will see???? I hope OP will keep us informed as to their progress, transfer them to the ground very gently they don't like being moved, once they flower, leave them to self seed, the plants will be much stronger than if you collect the seeds. As is anything.
Yeah mine is in garden now and has been forabout a year and a half. I can't wait for it to flower now.?
Could it not be one of the smaller native Echiums?
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
It's not Echium vulgare
In the sticks near Peterborough
what would we see?
In the sticks near Peterborough
roots? a " best before date" ?