As you have so many - I would sow a few of the seed that won't flower this year a bit later. Lupins I sow late summer, foxgloves sown at the end of July flower the following year and will give you a little head space.
I often sow hardy annuals in September as you get bigger and stronger plants the following year. So save half your seed. Don't sow them all.
I chit my sweet peas in a tub and then when they have sprouted, pot on and move to the greenhouse.
Rudbeckia -annual or perennial? I find take ages so I would start in your prop now.
I also start echinacea in the prop. But whip everything out as soon as you see a speck of green.
Some can be sown in situ, especially annual poppies as they don't really like being disturbed.
I often sow hardy annuals in September as you get bigger and stronger plants the following year. So save half your seed. Don't sow them all.
I chit my sweet peas in a tub and then when they have sprouted, pot on and move to the greenhouse.
Rudbeckia -annual or perennial? I find take ages so I would start in your prop now.
I also start echinacea in the prop. But whip everything out as soon as you see a speck of green.
Some can be sown in situ, especially annual poppies as they don't really like being disturbed.
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