Wild Flowers you have seen while out walking....!

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  1. Phil A

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    They used to grow it outdoors in Yorkshire, so probably as hardy as Lollimac.
     
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      Wow a smashing walk there Aesculus.. Everything is so lush & green everywhere it is soo lovely to see the flowers like that.. I was just thinking the other day that the flowers are starting to wake up now..
       
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        The seeds are certainly "hardy". I discovered them when I was packing at the old house - sow by date Oct 2006!
         
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            So I should maybe leave these in the greenhouse this winter as they're only just germinating?
             
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            I think "frost free" is what we're aiming at.

            Be interested to see how you get on with them, I had meant to grow some this year but what with all the other stuff going on didn't get around to it.
             
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              Yes I would definately over-winter them this year in the green house & plant out next Spring once the frosts have gone for an autumn harvest.. Then next year you will over winter the crowns & plant out the following year once all risk of frost is gone & so on... :biggrin:
               
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              Cheers for the advice chaps!
               
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                Had a wander around Langport earlier.

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                Bloody Cranesbill & Ground Elder.

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                Greater Celandine & Red Valerian.

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                Burdock.

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                Ground Ivy.
                 
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                  Good lord, I don't need to go that far to see ground elder!!!!! Soddin' stuff is in a bed at eye level right by the back door!
                   
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                    You mean yours is Flowering [​IMG]
                     
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                    It would given the chance!!!
                     
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                      Thanks Zig...i haven't been able to remember for ages the name of a plant i'm after....
                      solved....red valerian:dancy:
                       
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                        Theres a Marsh Valerian too, different family & smells of cat wee.
                         
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                        :doh: I can echo that statement longk... Dreaded stuff, every year I always think I have finally won the battle & blow me if it doesn't pop up somewhere else.. :doh: :help: :heehee:
                         
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