That is the most gorgeous aquilegia, Scarlet. I've never been much for their wishy washy colours. I didn't realise they came in bold colours too. Lovely.
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Hello Flowergirls and welcome to the Grapevine.
To join any of the Seed swaps that we run you need to have been a member for 3 months and have made 50 posts. You have plenty of time to make those posts as we won't be swapping until the end of the year. More info at http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...nce_76437.html
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Just wanted to run my possible choices by peeps. Feeling a bit lost what I think you might like
Purple Toadflax - is meant to be a weed but mine is very well behaved. Stands 4ft tall and bees love it.
Sweet Williams
http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...ml#post1458586
Opium Poppy
http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...ml#post1464220
Dahlia (mainly single flowering)
http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...ml#post1462028
Red flax linum (first year growing)
I don't tend to isolate so will be a variation of what emerges.
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Started collecting seed...
These past couple of days I've started collecting a few seeds from flowers finishing in my garden, so far Nasturtium and a few cosmos....
Not big returns yet, but unsure how many seeds are expected in each of the 20 packets we are to send in....
I'm hoping just a pinch or else I won't be able to supply much.....Blogging at..... www.thecynicalgardener.wordpress.com
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That's brilliant VC, thanks. I've got a nice very late-flowering aquilegia (yellow queen) which I could harvest, also plenty of cerinthe which is just setting seed. Or maybe thalictrum.....not sure which to choose!Attached Files
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I've saved a few varieties so far...some you may not want perennial poppy, monks hood, love in the mist, Jacobs ladder, William guiness aquilegia and my astrantias look like they may dry on the plant tooAttached Files
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They all sound great and I am not just saying that .
Please excuse my ignorance but Monks Hood I have always thought people didn't tend to grow because it was poisonous. Is it not that bad? Is it like a lot of supposed to be poisonous, where you just aren't meant to eat them?
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Originally posted by Norfolkgrey View PostThey all sound great and I am not just saying that .
Please excuse my ignorance but Monks Hood I have always thought people didn't tend to grow because it was poisonous. Is it not that bad? Is it like a lot of supposed to be poisonous, where you just aren't meant to eat them?
I really don't know the right answer.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/gardening...Monkshood.htmlLast edited by Scarlet; 09-08-2016, 06:24 PM.
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