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Ageratum Blue Ball
Sowing Sow the seeds on the surface of good compost under glass at 22-24°C. For best germination results cover lightly with vermiculite. Planting Prick off as soon as large enough to handle into boxes about 5cm (2”) apart. Best in full sun but will tolerate light shade. Dislikes exposed positions and must be watered regularly during the summer. Other Instructions Dead head regularly for continual flowering.
Alyssum Carpet of Snow
Sowing Early sowings in trays under glass at 24-25°C. Later sowings in a seed bed in shallow rows or direct into the flowering site. Planting When seedlings are about 2.5cm (1”) tall, prick off into trays 5cm (2”) apart or thin outside sowings to the same spacing. About 3 weeks later, plant out in the flowering site or thin again to 30cm (12”) apart. Other Instructions Sprinkle a few seeds in the gaps of stone walls to produce plants that will trail down the wall.
Antirrhinum (Snapdragon) Snap Happy Mixed
Sowing Early sowings in pots or trays under glass at 21-24°C. Summer sowings in pots or trays in a cold frame for flowering the following year. Planting When the seedlings are large enough to handle, prick off into trays 5cm (2”) apart. Harden off gradually and plant in flowering site 25cm (10”) apart. Protect summer sowings in a cold frame during winter months. Other Instructions Cut back the flowering stems after flowering to encourage new growth and a second display.
Aquilegia McKana Giant Mixed
Caution: Harmful if eaten - seeds and plants Aquilegia caerulea Striking long spurred blooms year after year. an early summer 'Cottage Garden' favourite. 14in/35cm 150 seeds S: February - June (I) April - June (O) F: May - July
Aquilegia McKana’s Giant
Sowing Sow the seed in a well prepared nursery bed about 1cm (½”) deep in rows 15cm (6”) apart. Keep well watered. Planting As the seedlings develop, thin gradually until they are 10cm (4”) apart. Keep weed free. Plant out into the flowering site in late September or early October 40cm (16”) apart. Other Instructions After flowering, cut all stems back to ground level. Most effective planted in groups of 6 plants or more.
Aster Duchess Mixed
Sowing March and April sowings should be made in gentle heat, under glass into trays of compost. Later sowings in May can be made direct into the flowering site in small clumps or shallow drills. Planting Sowings under glass should be pricked off into trays 5cm (2”) apart and gradually hardened off before transplanting into the flowering site 10cm (4”) apart. Outside sowings should be gradually thinned to the same spacings when seedlings are large enough to handle. Other Instructions The strong stems and sturdy growth of this variety make it suitable for a bedding subject in exposed areas.
Aster Milady Mixed
Sowing March and April sowings should be made in gentle heat at 20°C. Under glass into trays just covering seed with compost. Later sowings in May can be made direct into the flowering site in small clumps or shallow drills. Planting Sowings under glass should be pricked off into trays 5cm (2”) apart and gradually hardened off before transplanting into flowering site 10cm (4”) apart. Outside sowings should be gradually thinned to the same spacing when the seedlings are large enough to handle. Other Instructions Being compact and dwarf this variety makes a lovely pot plant for house or patio.
Aster Ostrich Feather
Callistephus chinensis Large double blooms of recurving petals in rich boudoir colours. Much grown for cut flowers in Victorian times. 18in/45cm 250 seeds S: February - April (I) April - May (O) F: July - October
Aster Ostrich Plume Mixed
Sowing March and April sowings should be made in gentle heat at 20°C, under glass trays just covering seeds with compost. Later sowings in May can be made direct into the flowering site in small clumps or shallow drills. Planting Sowings under glass should be pricked off into trays 5cm (2”) apart and gradually hardened off before transplanting into flowering site 10cm (4”) apart. Outside sowings should be gradually thinned to the same spacing when the seedlings are large enough to handle. Other Instructions A variety that has a good branching habit with long strong stems ideal for cut flowers.
Aubrietia Large Flowered Mixed
Aubrietia x cultorum Aubrietia provide wonderful groundcover, smothering the area in blooms, creating a stunning backdrop for spring flowering bulbs. Great for tubs, dry walls and edging paths. 6in/15cm 400 seeds S: February - April (I) April - June (O) F: March - June
Aubrietia Rich Rose
Aubrietia x cultorum Unbeatable spring colour for edging and rock gardens. Great as ground cover or tumbling over low walls. 6in/15cm 200 seeds S: February - April (I) April - June (O) F: March - June
Aubrietia Spring Falls
Sowing Sow into trays 1cm (1/2”) deep in a cold frame or direct into a well-prepared flowering site. Planting Prick off seedlings when about 2cm high (3/4”) into trays 8cm (3”) apart. Thin direct sown seedlings to 8cm (3”) apart. Transplant to flowering site from August to September. Other Instructions Highly suitable for crevices in stone walls and in rockeries and they like a limy soil. Low spreading habit.
Bach Rescue Lip Balm 5g
Essential care for Dry, Chapped, Lips with natural Bach Flower Essences. Bach RESCUE Balm provides essential protection from external stress factors and moisturises lips with flower essences. Dermatologically tested. RESCUE Balm is perfect for lips prone to dryness and chapping. It can also be applied to the temples to soothe and relax. Bach Rescue Balm Ingredients: Helianthus annus seed oil, Cera alba, Glycine soja oil, Aroma, Helianthemum nummularium, Clematis vitabla, Impatiens gladulifera, Prunus cerasifera, Ornithogalum umbellatum, Calendula officianalis flower oil, Tocopherol, Malus pumila
Begonia Summer Rainbow F2
Begonia semperflorens As the name suggests, you will get a rainbow of colours in this mix. Flowers throughout the summer and is great for border edging, bedding, pots and tubs. Treat as HHA. 9in/23cm 2000 seeds S: January - March (I) F: June - October
Begonia Sunshine Carpet
Sowing Sow in pots or trays under glass at 22-24°C on the surface of good compost. Cover tray with glass or polythene to retain humidity. Planting As soon as a few seedlings emerge remove the cover but spray regularly to keep moist. When seedlings are large enough to handle prick off into trays 5cm (2”) apart. Gradually harden off in late April/early May to plant outside 20cm (8”) apart in late May. Other Instructions As the seed of Begonia is very, very fine, mix a little dry sand in the sachet and sow thinly.
Bells of Ireland Moluccella Laevis
Sowing Before sowing into trays or pots in a glasshouse at 23°C, Pre-chill the seed in a fridge for two weeks. Planting As soon as the seedlings are large enough to handle, prick off into pots or trays 8cm (3”) apart. Harden off before planting out 25cm (10”) apart from early May. Direct sowings should be thinned to 25cm (10”) apart. Other Instructions The spikes which make interesting additions to flower arrangements can be dried in a well-ventilated dry area for winter use.
Busy Lizzie Little Lizzie
Sowing Sow in pots or trays in a good seed compost under glass at 24-25°C. Cover with glass or polythene to maintain humidity. Planting As soon as seedlings emerge, remove the cover. When seedlings are about 4cm (1½”) tall, prick off onto trays 5cm (2”) apart or individually into pots. Grow on and gradually harden off before planting out 30-40cm (12-16”) apart in May. Other Instructions Impatiens require regular watering. Do not overfeed as this causes lush foliage at the expense of flowers.
Busy Lizzy Mr F's Mixed F1
Impatiens walleriana One of our summer favourites in a bright, vibrant mix of colours. Perfect for all types of containers and for bedding. A superb show of colour all summer. Treat as HHA. See code 9112 for Bargain pack of 80 seeds. 10in/25cm 40 seeds S: February - April (I) F: June - frost