Little Gardens And How to Make the Most of Them
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Common examples of hardy annuals are Candytuft, Mignonette, and Shirley Poppies. Seed is sown from the middle of March to the end of April if a succession of bloom is wanted. If one wishes to have a brilliant display, at one time, rather than a less gorgeous show over a longer period, seed may be sown in the middle of March to have the plants in bloom by the middle of July. From seed put in towards the end of April, the plants would not be at their best until late July and early August. Thus it... is a simple matter to have the plants in bloom at a given date. i\Iost people fail to grow annuals well because the seeds are sown far too thickly and the seedlings are not thinned out properly.
Most annuals would be seen at their best some 6 or 9 inches from each other, yet how seldom do they get half this space in which to grow ! The reward would be found in more vigorous plants that would give finer flowers throughout a longer period! With many hardy annuals I have obtained the best results by sowing the seed in a cold frame in March, thinning out the seedlings and growing them on until between 1 inch and 2 inches tall.
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Common examples of hardy annuals are Candytuft, Mignonette, and Shirley Poppies. Seed is sown from the middle of March to the end of April if a succession of bloom is wanted. If one wishes to have a brilliant display, at one time, rather than a less gorgeous show over a longer period, seed may be sown in the middle of March to have the plants in bloom by the middle of July. From seed put in towards the end of April, the plants would not be at their best until late July and early August. Thus it... is a simple matter to have the plants in bloom at a given date. i\Iost people fail to grow annuals well because the seeds are sown far too thickly and the seedlings are not thinned out properly.
Most annuals would be seen at their best some 6 or 9 inches from each other, yet how seldom do they get half this space in which to grow ! The reward would be found in more vigorous plants that would give finer flowers throughout a longer period! With many hardy annuals I have obtained the best results by sowing the seed in a cold frame in March, thinning out the seedlings and growing them on until between 1 inch and 2 inches tall.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H H Harry Higgott Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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