Nowt to do with vegetables but I have spent this morning planning up my pots at home with Polyanthus plants. I have about 10 pots of various sizes which last year were planted up with £30's worth of mixed bulbs.
This year I bought the plants from B&Q which are in flower in punnets of six and were half price.I also bought a bag of horticultural grit and put a 2 inch layer around the plants once planted.
I wasn't sure whether the bulbs planted last autumn would still be viable this year, but was pleased to see the new shoots were evident and to be avoided when planting Poly's.
Some pots have one plant and a couple have 3 plants and 4 plants dictated by sides of pot .The colours tend to be yellow (like the true primrose) but there are two shades of purple too.
This year I bought the plants from B&Q which are in flower in punnets of six and were half price.I also bought a bag of horticultural grit and put a 2 inch layer around the plants once planted.
I wasn't sure whether the bulbs planted last autumn would still be viable this year, but was pleased to see the new shoots were evident and to be avoided when planting Poly's.
Some pots have one plant and a couple have 3 plants and 4 plants dictated by sides of pot .The colours tend to be yellow (like the true primrose) but there are two shades of purple too.
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