Plant From Friday's Installment of Gardeners World?

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  1. Aesculus

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    Hi could someone Put a name to this flower from gardeners world please? it strikes me as looking very Salvia ish...

    Thanks in Advance:thumb:
     
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    scarlet beebalm (Monarda didyma)

    I hope you appreciate that I got up really really early to help you out on this one, lol.
    (Truth is, I cannot sleep)
     
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    Love that picture above.
     
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    spotted that one as well, might try and get some...:thumb:
     
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    mee too. already noted in my gardening notes.
     
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    That's lovely .... do you think it would survive with me, bobj? If so, may I have some please? As a long-time Earl Grey partaker, I should really have one. :)



     
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    Might I have some if you have any spare please bobj:)
     
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    Sent you a private message bobj!:wink:
     
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    Thanks Bob,you are a very kind gentleman:)
     
  12. mossym

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    any advice for planting seeds of this? never tried anything from seed before, wonering to go with pots or straight into the grouns, should have the seeds end of the week.
     
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    Grow them on in pots. In the ground you will probably loose to adverse weather, snails or weeds. ;)
     
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    thanks ivory. do they need to be potted in a greenhouse then? will inside a window do? any particular time.

    sorry for all the questions, but if i get one succesful outside i'll name it after you..:thumb:
     
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