Growing from last years seed.

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    It's always nice to collect seed from the garden and then brilliant to see a result the following year. These Penstemon's I grew from last years seed collecting look lovely. Anyone else had nice results?
    edit: well it's a double whoops!! Firstly Pete tells me they are Godetia. And secondly my wife tells me there's an empty Godetia seed packet in the greenhouse! I really thought I'd grown them from collected seed. What a fraud!?
     

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