Patience

Discussion in 'General Gardening Discussion' started by aqua, Sep 1, 2005.

  1. aqua

    aqua Gardener

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    Is anyone else busting to get going with seeds for next year already?

    I've got all the ones I want to have planted and I wish I could start NOW

    I'm not the best person for patience though [​IMG]

    anyone else the same?

    anyone know of anything I can plant now? :D
     
  2. greenfingers

    greenfingers Gardener

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    Try using a propagator, it hurrys the growth on for seeds and cuttings. Due to using a heated base, you need to keep an eye on the drainage though.
     
  3. petal

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    I've just planted up some hyacinth bulbs for Christmas flowering. I'm going to buy loads of bulbs this year and fill all my containers up with colour for the Spring.
    I'm impatient too but gardening pays dividends so the wait is worth it - usually!
     
  4. sam k

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    i am already planning next years garden with all the new wonderful plants I am going to put in, seed packets at the ready [​IMG]
    just starting to get ready to dig the new beds so they are ready to play with in the spring. I want it bursting with flowers, inspired by my visit to Sarah Ravens cutting garden.
     
  5. Mrs cloudy

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    Hi Aqua

    I know what you mean, I already have lots of seeds for next year as well as a heap of tulip bulbs. You can sow some seeds in Sept/ oct for early flowering next year but check the back of the packets to see which ones. I have some poppy, godetia and corn cockles that im going to sow this weekend. Leave the bulbs for a while yet though. Make sure you mark the place that you sow autumn seeds. I have found from experience that it is easy to forget what you sowed by the time spring comes. Happy sowing.

    Cloudy :cool:
     
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