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No I only got the one, which I'm now regretting. Never mind I only really have the space for one. -
Even rary would have paid 2p for 2 more shakers.........................or asked for a loan
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I went for the quick flowering, La Cenicienta, which are supposed to start 40 - 50 days from sowing.
Also added Madame Butterfly and Rigoletto, 1p a shot- can't go wrong!Comment
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My first order has arrived
They're in a biggish box that would definitely not fit through a letterbox.
Sow by 7/2016 which I guess is the same as expires June 2016.
Fleurs Parfumees
Madame Butterfly
Rigoletto
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no resistance, but too lazy tyo buy anymore seeds ..aahhh..sleapy dozz
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mine have arrived... I was surprised by the size of the box too VC!Comment
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I'VE SUCCUMBED and bought the 3 annual boxes. Now need to clear space to sow them in (em, thats either the nettle patch at the back or the pampas patch out the front)
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- I must be a Nutter,VC says so -Comment
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Are those the ones I spotted you grubbing out because you couldn't tell the weeds from the plants..................Originally posted by Jay-ell View Post
My Majesty made for him a garden anew in order
to present to him vegetables and all beautiful flowers.- Offerings of Thutmose III to Amon-Ra (1500 BCE)
Diversify & prosper
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I've sown my butterfly mix very thickly in 5 seed trays. There is a huge amount of one variety ( but I don't recognise the seeds, it will be a surprise) and a lot of husks in their as well. Which is why I didn't mind sowing them thicklyComment
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I guess the husks are the "natural inert buckwheat" that they use to make sowing easier!.
I feel the need to open a pot now
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I'd forgotten "natural inert buckwheat", that explains itOriginally posted by veggiechicken View PostI guess the husks are the "natural inert buckwheat" that they use to make sowing easier!.
I feel the need to open a pot now. Yeah go on VC open a pot
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Have you opened a pot yet VC?
Mine have started germinating while I've been away
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I opened one immediately you told me to
Here's the proof!
Didn't see any seeds though - only husks.To be fair, I only shook out a handful. Haven't sown any yet!Comment
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Here you go VC these 5 trays are my flower seed shaker. The little fellas are ready for pricking out.
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They look good, SP.
I have RSSI - Repetitive Seed Shaking Injury - as I've just shaken out one of the tubs over a clearish patch. The Bees & Butterflies mix - same as yours?Comment
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