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Just wondering

Discussion in 'Propagation This Month' started by JJ28, Jun 6, 2015.

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    Has anyone tried growing pinks from seed? Is it - relatively - easy? I'd like quite a few and don't have any at the moment so can't try cuttings.
     
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    Goof afternoon @JJ28 I sowed these where I wanted them to flower in the Spring when the soil has warmed up a little,and they are now in their 2nd year,I treat them as Perennials:smile:

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      Goof afternoon Wise Owl, thank you for your reply. Your pinks look really good in their second year; I could probably plant some now if get seeds soon....job for Monday (daughter's 30th tomorrow so a day off from gardening.)
       
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        Hi JJ,

        Now is the perfect time to sow any of the Dianthus family ( Carnations, Pinks, Sweet Williams, Lychnis).

        Just grow them on and plant out in their permanent positions around Sept/ Oct.

        They're really easy, no fuss plants to grow.
         
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