You never know though, maybe my nasturtiums from last year could reseed themselves - there are small beige seed pods everywhere and perhaps the Canary creeper will return. Either way, I've seeded a few sunflowers, some beautiful lilac sweet peas, and a mixed packet of what the packet describes as mixed climbing annuals. Unbelievably I planted them on Sunday and by Monday the first seed was through and here we are only three days later and they are pretty much all up. I know it's hard to believe but it's true. I think that the kitchen work-surface, the one with the radiator underneath, must think it's a propagator.
The mixed pack, bought in the sale for 10p at Wilkinson's as usual, contains all sorts by the look of the picture, or as it proclaims... "
A wonderful selection of vigorous and colourful annual climbers, providing colourful cover fortrellis and fences. Or, use to screen unsightly areas of the garden. Contents may vary."
Contents may vary...
I'll keep you posted... exciting isn't it.
That one neither
ReplyDeleteNick Jennings on Facebook:
ReplyDelete"planted them on Sunday" eh? I imagine you had a busy day sunday :-)
Early hours - I never can sleep before a big race.
DeleteLindsey Messenger on Facebook:
ReplyDeleteYes it is exciting!! Wish I had green fingers, I don't take after my dad xx
Lindsey - try this. Put some compost in a plastic takeaway container with a lid - stick some seeds in the compost (sunflowers and nasturtiums are easy and look good in a tub or bog pot together) water the compost, stick on the lid, put on a radiator in the light... watch.
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