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  • Comfrey Bocking 14 root, Chinese Chive and Cephalaria gigantea divisions

    I've these two plants that are spare and am looking for any divisions of:

    knautia, scabious, epimediums, black/red/white currant, blueberry, eryngium, gaura, bowls mauve/summer skies or other non-common colour wallflower.

    Thanks.

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    Hi pinksky. Nice offer but you need to be a member of the forum for 3 months and have made 50 posts before swapping or asking for seeds and plants.

    Have a read of the Forum rules at https://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gr...nce_76437.html.

    Stick around for a few months, become an active member and then we'll talk swapping.

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    • #3
      Oops, sorry about that. Well, it'll be quite a while before I reach the 50 posts mark!

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      • #4
        50 is easy - one a day for 2 months, or a few interesting threads and they soon mount up.
        The others here will tell you that I post 50 a day but I couldn't possibly agree with them.

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        • #5
          Don't worry you'll have your 50 posts way before your 3 months are up, and VC doesn't post 50 times a day, her average since joining is only 12.5.

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          • #6
            Hi Pinksky, welcome to the forum.
            It’s worth trying eryngium from seed -a packet of seed costs much less than postage costs for plants....and they come up like weeds, same for scabious.

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            • #7
              I tried to sow Eryngium 'Miss Wilmot's Ghost' but nothing came up. I've got another E.planum this season, so hopefully, it might survive.

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              • #8
                Gaura and knautia are also easy from seed. Not sure if divisions would work / be worth it.

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