Growing flowers from seed

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Read the back of the seed packet?

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Read the Seed Packet! This is the golden rule. Every seed packet is a miniature instruction manual. It will tell you the ideal planting depth, spacing, light requirements, germination time, and maturity time.

And the book "Cottage Garden Annuals: Grown from Seed for Summer-Long Colour" suggested by @merlotgran is also good.

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I'm planning to grow some tough little pansies. I know that the plants are not that expensive, but I don't want to buy mixed colours - very fussy I know!

I planted antirrhinum plants last year in pots in front garden which is pebbled, this year little plants are growing among the pebbles, so they must be easy to grow from seed.

All seed packets have the instruction to grow... Read and keep the packets so you can say Yeah or Nay next year ,,, also Keep your own seeds .. if Sweet Peas I soak the seed as it has a hard shell in warm water for 24 hours and away you go ..

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Oh I’ve just realised this is old. Bum!

Now is the time to sow bi-annuals. So if you like those - time to buy and sow.

If you google say cultivation of digitalis or wallflowers or Canterbury bells - then it should tell you everything you need to know.

You can almost be quite ambitious and perhaps think about sowing perennials.

My delphiniums are my pride and joy and all grown from seed.

SpeciaList nurseries are best for stuff like that.

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This is an ancient thread 😁🌻

That sounds like a beautiful selection! Sweet peas are always a delight with their fragrance and vibrant colors.It’s great to hear they’ve all sprouted successfully! Waiting a bit before planting the others sounds like a smart move to ensure the best conditions. The mix of cottage garden annuals and Livingstone daisies will surely add a stunning variety to your garden. Looking forward to hearing how they progress!