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What Should You Be Starting To Sow/Grow/Graft This Month

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  1. ben01

    How to germinate tree lupins

    Thanks all, i've sown them now. I rubbed them,put them in a pot of good compost and watered.I then put that into my unheated greenhouse. I guess the recent cold will do them some good. Just have...
    Thanks all, i've sown them now. I rubbed them,put them in a pot of good compost and watered.I then put that into my unheated greenhouse. I guess the recent cold will do them some good. Just have to wait now, will keep you posted as to if they come up. :)
    Thanks all, i've sown them now. I rubbed them,put them in a pot of good compost and watered.I then put that into my unheated greenhouse. I guess the recent cold will do them some good. Just have to wait now, will keep you posted as to if they...
    Thanks all, i've sown them now. I rubbed them,put them in a pot of good compost and watered.I then put that into my unheated greenhouse. I guess the recent cold will do them some good. Just have...
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  2. zappamusic2010

    Collecting Himalayan Blue Poppy Seeds

    The seed looks perfect Zappa! It's amazing how many the pods hold. :)
    The seed looks perfect Zappa! It's amazing how many the pods hold. :)
    The seed looks perfect Zappa! It's amazing how many the pods hold. :)
    The seed looks perfect Zappa! It's amazing how many the pods hold. :)
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  3. Scrungee

    Sarcococca from cuttings and/or seeds

    @Jenny namaste I would say Sarcococca confusa; this is what mine looks likes this year.
    @Jenny namaste I would say Sarcococca confusa; this is what mine looks likes this year.
    @Jenny namaste I would say Sarcococca confusa; this is what mine looks likes this year.
    @Jenny namaste I would say Sarcococca confusa; this is what mine looks likes this year.
    IMG_20210224_104918677_HDR.jpg IMG_20210224_104910325_HDR.jpg 20230128_144230.jpg Sarcococca confusa.JPG
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  4. Wardy

    Chilean Guava (Ugni Molinae)

    Chilean guavas apparently used to be Queen Victoria's favourite fruit, so they grow well in the English climate and are hardy to about -10C.That's all I know as I haven't actually ever grown them...
    Chilean guavas apparently used to be Queen Victoria's favourite fruit, so they grow well in the English climate and are hardy to about -10C.That's all I know as I haven't actually ever grown them before.
    Chilean guavas apparently used to be Queen Victoria's favourite fruit, so they grow well in the English climate and are hardy to about -10C.That's all I know as I haven't actually ever grown them before.
    Chilean guavas apparently used to be Queen Victoria's favourite fruit, so they grow well in the English climate and are hardy to about -10C.That's all I know as I haven't actually ever grown them...
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  5. Sheal

    A 'false' winter

    Never apologise for your own tastes!!!
    Never apologise for your own tastes!!!
    Never apologise for your own tastes!!!
    Never apologise for your own tastes!!!
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  6. hydrogardener
    Like x 6

    Phalaenopsis from seed.

    I have four plants left after giving several plants to friends. One of the baby plants has a spike and I am looking forward to seeing what the flowers look like, as the flowers on the parent...
    I have four plants left after giving several plants to friends. One of the baby plants has a spike and I am looking forward to seeing what the flowers look like, as the flowers on the parent plant were huge. The difference in the size and appearance of the resulting plants is...
    I have four plants left after giving several plants to friends. One of the baby plants has a spike and I am looking forward to seeing what the flowers look like, as the flowers on the parent plant were huge. The difference in the size and...
    I have four plants left after giving several plants to friends. One of the baby plants has a spike and I am looking forward to seeing what the flowers look like, as the flowers on the parent...
    seeds day4.jpg Phalaenopsis Seeds Day 10.jpg mama.jpg Baby Phal.jpg phalaenopsis in vitro.jpg UGO.jpg
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  7. noisette47

    DIY Propagator

    :loll::loll::loll: Internet revolution???? Most French websites showcase their products and that's your lot. No prices, no order forms, sometimes a discreet section on nearest stockists if you're lucky. Some of...
    :loll::loll::loll: Internet revolution???? Most French websites showcase their products and that's your lot. No prices, no order forms, sometimes a discreet section on nearest stockists if you're lucky. Some of the bigger sites are into delivery to a nearby grocery, but it still costs the earth. Colossal NI...
    :loll::loll::loll: Internet revolution???? Most French websites showcase their products and that's your lot. No prices, no order forms, sometimes a discreet section on nearest stockists if you're lucky. Some of the bigger sites are into delivery to a nearby...
    :loll::loll::loll: Internet revolution???? Most French websites showcase their products and that's your lot. No prices, no order forms, sometimes a discreet section on nearest stockists if you're lucky. Some of...
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  8. sal73

    Laburnum from cutting

    I grafted onto a self sown seedling in my front garden. Strange in that it split at ground level into two quite strong shoots about about four ft high, I grafted one bud onto each stem at about...
    I grafted onto a self sown seedling in my front garden. Strange in that it split at ground level into two quite strong shoots about about four ft high, I grafted one bud onto each stem at about 3ft 6ins, and twisted one stem around the other and bound them tight. The two bulges in the trunk...
    I grafted onto a self sown seedling in my front garden. Strange in that it split at ground level into two quite strong shoots about about four ft high, I grafted one bud onto each stem at about 3ft 6ins, and twisted one stem around the other and...
    I grafted onto a self sown seedling in my front garden. Strange in that it split at ground level into two quite strong shoots about about four ft high, I grafted one bud onto each stem at about...
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  9. Phil A
    Like x 3

    A Mushroom has come

    Not these is it? :whistle:
    Not these is it? :whistle:
    Not these is it? :whistle:
    Not these is it? :whistle:
    Tissues.jpg upload_2014-1-24_23-36-42.jpeg upload_2014-1-24_23-37-1.jpeg upload_2014-1-24_23-37-46.jpeg upload_2014-1-24_23-38-43.jpeg IMG_4386.JPG
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  10. Gay Gardener

    Chiltern Seeds

    I tend to agree with Madahhlia on this . I find Ebay very easy to search and purchase on , I seem to get the majority of my seeds from there now. I know lots on here like Chiltern seeds , but I...
    I tend to agree with Madahhlia on this . I find Ebay very easy to search and purchase on , I seem to get the majority of my seeds from there now. I know lots on here like Chiltern seeds , but I did find them high cost . Then again they do have a huge range of seeds.
    I tend to agree with Madahhlia on this . I find Ebay very easy to search and purchase on , I seem to get the majority of my seeds from there now. I know lots on here like Chiltern seeds , but I did find them high cost . Then again they do have a...
    I tend to agree with Madahhlia on this . I find Ebay very easy to search and purchase on , I seem to get the majority of my seeds from there now. I know lots on here like Chiltern seeds , but I...
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  11. raebhoop

    Clematis Montana cuttings

    I see that he has Alstromeria psittacina. Ask about it next time that you're there - it's one that I really recommend.
    I see that he has Alstromeria psittacina. Ask about it next time that you're there - it's one that I really recommend.
    I see that he has Alstromeria psittacina. Ask about it next time that you're there - it's one that I really recommend.
    I see that he has Alstromeria psittacina. Ask about it next time that you're there - it's one that I really recommend.
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  12. ThePlantAssassin

    Geranium Rozanne dividing

    Cheers Verdun , I'll split it now. I can then get one replanted before autumn. :blue thumb: I also use a pruning saw for splitting.
    Cheers Verdun , I'll split it now. I can then get one replanted before autumn. :blue thumb: I also use a pruning saw for splitting.
    Cheers Verdun , I'll split it now. I can then get one replanted before autumn. :blue thumb: I also use a pruning saw for splitting.
    Cheers Verdun , I'll split it now. I can then get one replanted before autumn. :blue thumb: I also use a pruning saw for splitting.
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  13. Robajobs

    Delphiniums from seed

    Yes, I think they will germinate better if left "cool". I sow mine in the Winter, leave them in the unheated conservatory so they get plenty of cool / cold, and then as Winter draws to a close...
    Yes, I think they will germinate better if left "cool". I sow mine in the Winter, leave them in the unheated conservatory so they get plenty of cool / cold, and then as Winter draws to a close they germinate. I have had a couple of packets that have not germinated at all, but as all had...
    Yes, I think they will germinate better if left "cool". I sow mine in the Winter, leave them in the unheated conservatory so they get plenty of cool / cold, and then as Winter draws to a close they germinate. I have had a couple of packets that...
    Yes, I think they will germinate better if left "cool". I sow mine in the Winter, leave them in the unheated conservatory so they get plenty of cool / cold, and then as Winter draws to a close...
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  14. trogre

    Growing on Seedlings

    I think I would have thought that until I had one .... bit like Central Locking, I didn't know what a benefit it was until I had a car that had it ... :)
    I think I would have thought that until I had one .... bit like Central Locking, I didn't know what a benefit it was until I had a car that had it ... :)
    I think I would have thought that until I had one .... bit like Central Locking, I didn't know what a benefit it was until I had a car that had it ... :)
    I think I would have thought that until I had one .... bit like Central Locking, I didn't know what a benefit it was until I had a car that had it ... :)
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  15. PeteAnglia

    Propagating medlars and quince

    Dont know it the quick answer, surely there must be some info available from specialists, you could even try a local nursery that deals in fruit trees. This place is just down the road from me...
    Dont know it the quick answer, surely there must be some info available from specialists, you could even try a local nursery that deals in fruit trees. This place is just down the road from meJust click on information on rootstocks.Seems they use a few different ones dependin on the size...
    Dont know it the quick answer, surely there must be some info available from specialists, you could even try a local nursery that deals in fruit trees. This place is just down the road from meJust click on information on rootstocks.Seems...
    Dont know it the quick answer, surely there must be some info available from specialists, you could even try a local nursery that deals in fruit trees. This place is just down the road from me...
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  16. hydrogardener
    Like x 7

    Tissue culture

    Sorry, I do not have a link, but a search on eBay should produce them if they are still available. I saw them once when I was looking for only a few more. Try the 3M tape if you can't find them....
    Sorry, I do not have a link, but a search on eBay should produce them if they are still available. I saw them once when I was looking for only a few more. Try the 3M tape if you can't find them. That is what this is all about, doing it yourself and making do with what you have.
    Sorry, I do not have a link, but a search on eBay should produce them if they are still available. I saw them once when I was looking for only a few more. Try the 3M tape if you can't find them. That is what this is all about, doing it yourself...
    Sorry, I do not have a link, but a search on eBay should produce them if they are still available. I saw them once when I was looking for only a few more. Try the 3M tape if you can't find them....
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  17. 2nd_bassoon

    How to overwinter my seedlings

    How many of the tv presenters qualify their advice re location? Very few if any do :) Even in Cornwall temperatures vary enormously ......last night for example temps were 13 degrees in far west...
    How many of the tv presenters qualify their advice re location? Very few if any do :) Even in Cornwall temperatures vary enormously ......last night for example temps were 13 degrees in far west and Isles of Scilly to 5 or 6 further east. When I offer advice I take into account the...
    How many of the tv presenters qualify their advice re location? Very few if any do :) Even in Cornwall temperatures vary enormously ......last night for example temps were 13 degrees in far west and Isles of Scilly to 5 or 6 further east. When I...
    How many of the tv presenters qualify their advice re location? Very few if any do :) Even in Cornwall temperatures vary enormously ......last night for example temps were 13 degrees in far west...
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  18. Soup1

    Hydrangea Offshoot - What do I do Next?

    That sounds so easy just to put it straight in the ground, I've always taken about a six inch cutting and treated like a baby in the greenhouse, I'll try your method next time. It's so helpful...
    That sounds so easy just to put it straight in the ground, I've always taken about a six inch cutting and treated like a baby in the greenhouse, I'll try your method next time. It's so helpful what we find on GC.
    That sounds so easy just to put it straight in the ground, I've always taken about a six inch cutting and treated like a baby in the greenhouse, I'll try your method next time. It's so helpful what we find on GC.
    That sounds so easy just to put it straight in the ground, I've always taken about a six inch cutting and treated like a baby in the greenhouse, I'll try your method next time. It's so helpful...
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  19. Howard Shaw

    Trying to root Hydrangeas from cuttings in a water spray Propergator ?

    :blue thumb:I have learnt a lot from the ones I have watched.
    :blue thumb:I have learnt a lot from the ones I have watched.
    :blue thumb:I have learnt a lot from the ones I have watched.
    :blue thumb:I have learnt a lot from the ones I have watched.
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  20. Fat Controller

    Vermiculite or Perlite

    Well, the vermiculite was delivered today; stopping compost compaction is one of the key things I want from it really, and if it retains moisture whilst at it, so much the better.
    Well, the vermiculite was delivered today; stopping compost compaction is one of the key things I want from it really, and if it retains moisture whilst at it, so much the better.
    Well, the vermiculite was delivered today; stopping compost compaction is one of the key things I want from it really, and if it retains moisture whilst at it, so much the better.
    Well, the vermiculite was delivered today; stopping compost compaction is one of the key things I want from it really, and if it retains moisture whilst at it, so much the better.
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